The Spring Showcase is held in the premiere performing arts venue, Union Colony Civic Center in Downtown Greeley. The performance is a full collection of dances from each class in our Greeley program during the 2025-26 season. Students range in age two through adult. Choreography will present our dancers through Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap and Hip-hop technique and material from class. The pieces presented in the Showcase are a product of their work from March to June.
Show #1 (11:00AM) of the Spring Showcase is a cute little collection of dances from our Loveland Young Dancer program during the 2025-26 season. These energetic dancers range in age two through eight. The pieces presented in the Young Dancer Showcase are a product of their work from March to June. Choreography will show off their classwork through Ballet, Tap and Jazz material. A short, highly entertaining, and dazzling show!
Show #2 (6:30PM) of the Spring Showcase is a collection of dances from each class in our core Loveland program (Level 1 and higher) during the 2025-26 season. Students range in age six through adult. Choreography will present our dancers through Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap and Hip-hop technique and material from class. The pieces presented in the Showcase are a product of their work from March to June.
We understand that a dancer’s first costume is something truly special. For this reason, we take extra care when selecting costumes for our Combo and Intro level dancers. Our goal is to choose costumes that feel magical, meaningful, and become a keepsake families will treasure for years to come.
For Level 1 and higher classes, costume style and design may vary depending on the choreography and the instructor’s vision. Some dances call for simple, clean looks, while others may use more showy or glitzy costumes.
When appropriate for the piece, we often choose costumes built from dance “basics” that help build your dancer’s wardrobe and can be reused in future classes (such as black leotards, leggings, shorts, and tops). Accessories and costume pieces may then be added to elevate and “jazz up” the look while keeping things practical and versatile.
This approach allows us to balance artistry, budget, and long-term value for our dance families.