Broadway Dance Center

Absolute Beginner Workshops

Learn a new style, no dance experience required! Styles include tap, contemporary, hip-hop, jazz, ballet, latin fusion, street jazz, and theater. Ages 18+

Next sessions begin Sep 8.

Welcome to BDC

Broadway Dance Center is a drop-in dance studio, which means you can stop by at any time and take classes from our extensive daily schedule!

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Urban Dance League (UDL) puts street dance on the same playing field as professional sports offering organized classes, competitions, and showcases. Participants battle it out in the studio and on the stage--perfecting their skills at both choreographed and freestyle dance, and proving that “Dancers are Athletes.”

Purchase tickets online now for the summer End-of-Season game, Sep 15.
Register for the fall season, beginning Sep 22.

Annual & Semester Enrollment

BDC Children & Teens 2019-2020 Annual and 2019 Semester enrollment is open!

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Featured Events

Broadway Choreography Series: Bat Out of Hell

Associate & Co-Choreographer Xena Gusthart teaches rep from Bat Out of Hell!
Mon, Aug 26

BDC Training Program

For performers with varying levels of training in dance, we're pleased to offer the BDC Training Program, a full-time adult program!
App deadline: Aug 30

Absolute Beginner Workshops

Next sessions begin Sep 8. Styles include tap, contemporary, hip-hop, jazz, ballet, latin fusion, street jazz, and theater. Register now to save your spot!

Urban Dance League

Purchase tickets to the Sep 15 End-of-Season Game.
Registration is open for the Fall season, starting Sep 22.

About Groups

BDC welcomes groups year-round and offers discounted rates for arranged group visits!

Drop-In Classes

With more than 350 weekly classes to choose from, you're sure to find the right one for you!

Summer at BDC

Spend your summer training at BDC!

AIM Invitational

AIM Invitational is a prestigious performance and scholarship opportunity, held in New York City.
Submission deadline: Mar 6, 2020

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NEW STUDENTS REGISTER HERE

Guest & Featured Teachers

Nathalie Marrable

Beg JAZZ
Sat, 9-10:30 am Now-Sep 7
All Levels BURLESQUE JAZZ
Tue/Thu, 9-10:30 pm Now-Sep 26

AntBoogie

Beg HIP-HOP
Fri, 1:30-3 pm Ongoing
Sun, 3-4:30 pm Ongoing

Candace Brown

Int Adv STREET JAZZ
Mon/Wed/Fri, 7:30-9 pm
Ongoing

Deanna Doyle

Basic BALLET
Sun, 6-7:30 pm Now-Sep 29
Beg BALLET
Sat, 4:30-6 pm Now-Sep 7

Andrew Black

Int THEATER TAP
Mon, 3-4:30 pm
Now-Sep 30

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How old do I need to be to take drop-in classes?

Our drop-in class schedule allows for students ages 13 and up. Some instructors are more amenable to having younger students in class than others. If it is your first time to the studio or you have a student younger than 13, we ask that you call first for advice about class selection. We also offer additional programming for young dancers through BDC Children & Teens.

Is registration required in order to take classes?

Most of BDC's classes are drop-in classes, which means you may sign into any class you wish on the day of the class according to your level of experience. Just come to the Front Desk desk at least 15 minutes prior to the start of your class to sign in. All students are required to present our FREE BDC ClubCard at each class sign in. Please visit our New Students page for more information on setting up your BDC ClubCard account. Please note: We do have special workshops, master classes, and seminars that will specify if registration is suggested or required.

How do I know which level of class to take?

We recommend taking a level that is lower for the following reasons: you may be unfamiliar with a teacher's style, classes may be harder than what you are accustomed to, or you might want to acclimate yourself to new surroundings. If you haven't danced in many years, you'll want to reintroduce your body and muscles slowly. If you've chosen a class that is not best for you, please feel see a Front Desk Manager as soon as possible, who will happily help you find the right class for your level.

Is there a dress code for drop-in classes?

In our adult drop-in classes, you may wear what you feel most comfortable dancing in; however, we suggest wearing clothes that allow the teacher to see your body so that corrections on placement may be made with more accuracy.

What if I am late for class?

We recommend arriving at least 15-20 min before class start time -- this is to ensure proper warm-up, reduce injuries, and provide for proper class etiquette. If you're running late, unfortunately BDC cannot guarantee that you will be able to sign into class. Students that are signed in but not present at the beginning of the class start time may also lose their spots if the class is sold out or on a waiting list. Management also reserves the right to refuse any individual entry onto the premises or class at any time per their discretion.

Can you help me get a student visa?

Yes, we are authorized by the Federal Government to issue I-20 Certificates of Eligibility to qualifying nonimmigrant students for M-1 Student Visa Status for both our International Student Visa Program and ISVP Professional Semester. Visit our International Training page for more information.

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What They Said

See what BDC visitors are saying about us!

Amazing facility, with great teachers, a very friendly staff, and you certainly improve as a dancer, singer, actor (whatever class it is that you take).

~ Larry Lochness

I love this place, and travel 10 hours to take classes when I can. If dance is in your heart and soul, regardless of experience or how long it's been since you last danced, just go!

~ Dawn Michele

I have no words to express the greatness of this place. As a dance teacher and a former dancer this studio gives me everything I could ever want, and then some. I'm very grateful for BDC, and though I'm a few hours away, make it a point to get there as many times a year as possible!

~ Lisa Goeke Kalinowski