Based on elements of classical ballet, children are introduced to dance in a playful way. They develop imagination and discover a sense of body. In addition, the children gain joy in movement and dance. They learn to concentrate, develop musicality, and listen more carefully. Attending early dance education serves as preparation for later learning of other types of dance such as classical ballet or other dance styles and forms a good and solid base.

Lightness and elegance, pirouettes and jumps - attributes of classical ballet.
The condition is a strong body control, which is learned in ballet classes. In the beginner's classes, we first work on the correct posture - a basic requirement for a clean dance technique.
The lessons according to the "Waganowa Methodology" - adapted to the amateur level, allow for age-appropriate, pedagogical and goal-oriented work and are therefore suitable not only for children, but also for adults who want to individually improve their posture and body control.

Modern dance works from the center of the body. This style lives from the contradictions: Tension and relaxation, jumps and earthy floor movements - and therefore provides a harmonious experience of one's own body and approaching the limits of one's own movement abilities.
Based on classical and modern technique (Graham, Limón & Horton among others) in combination with contemporary and lyrical style elements, the class offers a variety of movement and expression.

Dancing on pointe is a branch of classical ballet and requires prior intensive training and a lot of discipline.
From the age of 12, under certain conditions, children have the opportunity to learn dancing on pointe in addition to classical ballet classes.
From strengthening exercises on the ballet barre to pointe dancing in open space, the lessons are designed to suit the body & performance, so that each student has the opportunity to work individually on their skills.