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Wexford Dance Academy has had a charitable relationship with Hospital Albert Schweitzer in Haiti. With the recent disaster they are in need of our help. Click here to read a brief note from a friend of WDA, Dr Ian Rawson, director of the hospital, describing the activity there.
WDA will be offering a Beginning Adult Ballet class on Tuesdays from 11-12
($49 per month)
Pittsburgh Post Gazette arts critic praises our spring performance. Click here to read her review.
Please refrain from bringing any products containing peanuts into the studio as several dancers have severe allergies.
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Classes for Monday, February 8th have been cancelled with the exception of level 6 ballet/pointe.
At WEXFORD DANCE ACADEMY what we help our students learn today prepares them for who they will be tomorrow. Dance does not come easily to all students; beauty, precision, and accuracy are built over time. As our students progress, their love and enjoyment for dance grows, and they learn the value of hard work.
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Wexford Dance Academy encourages our dancers to pursue dance education in summer programs. WDA's summer dance camps are typically held in July or August. Our students have also attended several prestigious schools nationwide. Our dancers have been accepted and received scholarships to several schools including: Saratoga Summer Dance Intensive, School of American Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, The Joffrey, The Alvin Ailey School, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Boston Ballet, Walnut Hill School, Chautauqua Dance, North Carolina Dance Theater, BalletMet, The Rock School, The Rockette Summer Dance Intensive, and The New York City Dance Alliance Summer Program. Congratulations to all of our dancers who have participated in the audition process
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When purchasing items at www.discountdance.com please use teacher code TP26632 to help WDA earn points toward performance costumes.
Our mission is to establish a prestigiously recognized institute of dance offering the highest level of artistic education. This training creates a refined sensibility and developed appreciation for the unique art of dance among the students of the preprofessional and general divisions of the school.
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