The Elite Dance Company

Six levels. National competitions. Real choreography. Real friendships. Real growth.

See it in motion

The Elite Dance Company.

The work, the fun, and the team.

Six levels · click any tier for the live schedule

Placed by ability, not just age.

Dancers are evaluated and placed where they'll grow the most. Each card opens its current weekly company schedule.

Mini

Ages 5 – 7

Where the dream begins. First exposure to comp choreography & team identity.

View Mini Co. schedule ↗
Petite

Ages 7 – 9

Building stamina, choreography retention, and stage presence.

View Petite Co. schedule ↗
Demi

Ages 8 – 10

Technique sharpens, stage presence heightens.

View Demi Co. schedule ↗
Junior

Ages 10 – 12

Real competitive choreography. Confidence builds. Friendships deepen.

View Junior Co. schedule ↗
Pre-Teen

Ages 12 – 14

Progression, growth, and commitment. Prove they're in for the long haul.

View Pre-Teen Co. schedule ↗
Teen / Senior

Ages 14+

The crown of the company. From first pliés to the young women they've become.

View Teen / Sr. Co. schedule ↗
See all 6 company schedules in one view ↗
How it works

From "interested" to "in the company."

1

Sign up "Interested"

Enroll in "COMPANY — INTERESTED IN COMPETITION." No fee. Just lets us know you're curious.

2

Attend Summer Classes

Specified summer classes are where evaluation happens — no formal audition required.

3

Company Evaluations

Evaluations, choreography, team, expectations — the official launch week for selected dancers.

Investment

What competition costs.

Transparent up front so families can plan.

Per Dancer

Company Evaluations

Choreography & team launch week
Company Evaluations tuition$150
Monthly

Class Tuition

Approximate · Per company class
Per class, per month~$55
Depending on the company, dancers may take up to 6–10 hours of classes a week. Elite rewards commitment with this per-class volume discount rate.
Schedule

Season & Competitions

November – April
  • · 4–5 mandatory competitions per year
  • · 1–2 optional competitions
  • · Regional & national circuits
Plus competition entry fees, choreography, and costumes — varies by season.
What we look for

What makes an Elite Company dancer?

A positive attitude

Talent matters. Attitude matters more. Coachable, kind, hungry to grow.

Energy & drive

Comp dancers practice when no one's watching. They show up prepared. They show up ready.

Commitment

Large group & line dances are the only ones every member is guaranteed in. Smaller pieces are earned. We're honest about that.

Key dates

Mark your calendar.

June – July

Company Evaluations

Day & evening sessions for placement.

July

Company Meeting

Mandatory — for parents & selected dancers.

November – April

Competition Season

4–5 mandatory comps, 1–2 optional.

Interested in the Company?

Step one is enrolling in the (no-fee) "Interested in Competition" class for summer.

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