Dance Studies FHHS

04/05/2022

30/12/2021

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WANT TO DANCE?

Well Enrollments for 2022 are now open! 🤩

There are loads of exciting opportunities lined up for the upcoming year! So come along and share in the experiences with us, we would love to have you join our dance family🕺🏼

For more information, visit www.movementandmiller.com 📲

04/11/2021

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30/08/2021

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Currently jamming to these vibey songs! 🤩

Give them a listen and let us know what you think!

Just love them!

16/07/2021

NEW CLASS!! 🤩🤩

Introducing a Tik Tok dance class with a verified Tik Tok influencer/public figure!
Taught by: 🤩

In this class you’ll be learning new dances trending on Tik Tok, it will be a place to just let your hair loose and enjoy! At the end of each lesson we will take videos of the dance so that you can post on your personal Tik Tok to gain a following ! 👯‍♀️👯‍♀️

Starting in Term 3!
Times & days to be confirmed shortly!

08/04/2021

🖤🖤🖤 expand your dance training and knowledge!

BRAND NEW FROM TERM 2!
We are introducing authentic Contemporary dance to our schedule!
The class will be facilitated by the fabulous Chesney Stanfield, who has spent the last two years training at one of the best Contemporary dance companies in the country - Jazzart Dance Theatre

Contemporary dance is a genre of dance performance that developed during the mid-twentieth century and has since grown to become one of the dominant genres for formally trained dancers throughout the world, and often focuses on emotions and storytelling through interpretive choreography.

There are many differences between Jazz and Contemporary dance, and for anyone who has danced them it would be obvious, but here is a brief guide to help you understand in theory…
 Less floor work in Jazz.
 Improvisation is different
Contemporary uses a lot of contact improvisation (using each other’s bodies and weight to create movement) whereas Jazz does not.
 Flow and isolations
There is a fluid quality to Contemporary. There are exceptions to the rule and variations in technique, but generally Contemporary dance often has a fluid and lyrical feeling to it while Jazz often creates a much more syncopated and jerky impression.
 Senses
Because of the way in which it uses gravity and contact improvisation, one could argue that contemporary dance is quite tactile. On the other hand, jazz is more visual and more auditory because of its connection with the music and its relationship with theatre.

We welcome you to join us for a FREE trial class!
Wednesdays - For ages 12-15 yrs and 16+

24/03/2021

Whoop whoop 🙌

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND 🙌🙌

ZUMBA with the lovely !

You do not want to miss these classes! 💃🏼
DM us if you have any enquiries

*you do not have to be a dancer to attend!

20/01/2021

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11/01/2021

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27/12/2020

🖤💛🖤💛 congrats to our Michaela Higgins on her acceptance to LAMTA!

17/12/2020

Winners of dance awards 2020!!

GET - Leane Coetzer and Melissa Gordon
FET - Robyn Searle

Check it out to see the grade 12 group dance as well! 🤩🤩🤩

The Culture and Service Awards is an annual celebration of our pupils’ skills, artistic prowess and involvement in our community. This year we were unable to...