
Creative Movement
- Rhythm games, floor work & imagination play
- 45-minute classes, one parent-watch week per term
- Little Steps open class instead of a full recital
Ballet, hip-hop and stage prep for kids and teens — years of growing up, pinned to one bright wall.
The wall fills up one drawing, one photo, one taped-on ticket at a time. Here is what we pin up along the way.
We build confidence in tiny, safe steps — a first solo count, a first hand raised, a first bow.
“I wasn’t even scared!” — Mira, age 7
Little ones start with movement games. Real ballet and hip-hop vocabulary layers in as they grow.
glue • glitter • grand jeté
Every recital photo, sewn-on ribbon and taped program goes up. Years of dancing, kept in one place.
Trial class, no costume neededGroups stay small — 6 to 8 dancers — so every child is seen. Ages 4–5 begin with creative movement only.



Tell us the age, the styles they love and a couple of days that work. We’ll assemble a colored class board and a recital track.
Ages 4–5 are flagged for Creative Movement only.
Pick at least one style to start pinning classes to the wall.
A wall of programmes and recital moments — taped, pinned and slightly crooked, exactly how it should be.






Small classes, safeguarding training and teachers who know every child by name.

Vaganova-trained, 14 years teaching. Started Pin & Plié in 2016 after a decade with children’s companies.

Battle-tested crew choreographer. Nine years coaching teens; loves turning shy kids into front-row dancers.

Musical-theatre background. Runs audition prep and the Season Finale, seven years at the academy.
Straightforward monthly fees. No registration fee, cancel any time before the next month starts.
Sample prices for the 2026 season. Sibling discount of 10% from the second child. We keep a short waiting list — usually 1–2 weeks for a spot.
Send us your dancer’s age and the styles they’re curious about. We’ll reply within one working day with a couple of trial slots.
Small stages, big courage.
Now enrolling for the 2026 spring term — 217 dancers on the wall so far.Tell us a little about your dancer and we’ll pin down two or three trial-class slots that fit their age and your week.