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Why MPower is unique

Our themed in-studio experience is designed from start to finish with the intention of giving young dancers an exciting and dynamic classroom experience under the instruction of world-class faculty. We focus on a solid foundation of technique combined with an approach to teaching that is infused with tools for success. We challenge and celebrate each dancer where they are on their journey. By creating a supportive class environment, we help them break down their own self-created obstacles so they can exceed their own expectaions.

Customizing Your Event

Once we’ve settled on a date, it’s time to collaborate to design the perfect event. You choose the genres, number of levels and number of classes for each level. You can even request faculty from our distinguished list of instructors. Our resident faculty teach all of the genres you’ve come to know and love including ballet, tap, jazz, musical theater dance, hip hop, modern, conditioning and contemporary. If you want something unique, we have an amazing network of instructors who teach various specialties including Irish Step Dance, Bollywood, Chinese Opera Dance, Latin Styles, Ballroom and Swing partnering and more!

Pricing

Once we have figured out what your event will look like, we’ll give you a flat rate based on: • length of event (1 - 3 days) • number of classes • number of instructors • estimated travel and lodging • all additional administrative expenses This rate will cover up to an agreed upon number of students (i.e. up to 30 students). If more students attend than anticipated, we charge an additional fee for each student greater than the agreed upon number. This way, you know exactly what your costs will be…no last minute additional expenses! Most one day events in the continental U.S. fall between $3,200 - $4,000. We’ll provide you with a schedule and even a pdf file of a poster to market your event!

What An MPower Event Looks

Like

At the start of each session (each level has their own session of 3 or more dance classes) we stand in a circle and discuss the theme of the event and what it means. We then go around the circle and ask each dancer to slate (professional term for a brief self-introduction) with some basic information as well as something unique about themselves. Then we dance! At the end of the day, we sit down in a circle again to discuss the day and what they learned about dance, life, and themselves! “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” Aristotle