07/09/2026
Time sensitive!
It's that time of year for the Normy awards!
Voting ends this Friday, July 10th!
PLEASE take just a minute to vote for Dance Davidson as a nominee!
Here is the link and best studio category #94 and best summer camp is #96 - just scroll down:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2026normynoms
Please pass the link on to friends and family members.
THANKS SO MUCH!
05/27/2026
Congratulations to all of our dancers on a wonderful performance weekend!
A very special congratulations goes out to our seniors- Ali Owensby, Peyton Hawkins, Sarah Willis, and Elizabeth Robinson!! We wish you the best of luck and success in all you do!
05/22/2026
Company dancers and apprentices! I’ll see you all tomorrow morning at O’Dark Thirty! Bring your magic!
05/06/2026
Dance Students: You cannot take the summer off from dance and pick up where you left off. Dance is not a seasonal sport. These are dance facts of life.
If you take an entire summer off or take only a few classes here and there, plan to begin the fall having lost at least 50% of the strength, stamina, placement, flexibility, and mental focus that you gained in the previous year.
If you study dance 2-4 days per week over the summer, plan to maintain the level you created during the school year, but not necessarily improve—unless that 2-4 days per week is significantly more than you are used to.
If you want to improve your dance immensely, attend a summer intensive in addition to consistent classes while you are home. Or stay home and attend a full schedule of classes at your home studio.
These decisions will affect your placement level in the fall and possibly your long-term dance goals.
I intend no judgement here. I am pointing out the physical and mental demands of long term progress in dance. People have different goals with their dance training. Make sure that your actions match up to and will create your goals.
Dancing as a hobby is fantastic and gives you space to take longer periods of time off.
If you want a dance career, yes, go ahead and take a week or two for rest and relaxation. (It’s good for you.) But more than that hinders progress. The choice is yours.
Photo: Scott Serio
Dancer: Magnolia Williams
05/03/2026
So happy for Dance Davidson’s Elizabeth Robinson! We are so proud of you!