Upcoming Classes
September 14: Tap – La La Land with Thom Cauley
Come in for joyous, playful rhythms and footwork as we tap dance to the spell-binding dance break of “Lovely Night” from the Oscar-winning score to La La Land.
Not an experienced tapper? No problem! This class is open level (know how to do a shuffle and a flap? Join in!) While tap shoes are preferred, if you don’t have your own pair and/or just don’t feel comfortable yet with the metal on your feet, you can softshoe it.
October 11: APT. with Ami Majeskie
Game start! Dance along to this fun K-Pop hit by Rosé and Bruno Mars. All you have to do is just meet me at the dance class!
November 8: You Can’t Stop the Beat with Ami Majeskie
Good morning, Waukesha! Join us for this upbeat song from smash Broadway hit Hairspray. Come out to shake and shimmy it the best that you can!
December 13: Harry Styles with Ami Majeskie
Embrace your moody side learning choreography to “Matilda” by Harry Styles.
About Our Pop Up Classes
REGISTER TODAY:
9 – 10 a.m. Ages 16+
10:15-11:15 a.m. Ages 10-15
These drop-in classes are for musical theater lovers of all skill levels. You can come to all the classes, or choose which theme of the month speaks to you! Each class will be its own stand alone workshop so combos do not repeat or rollover to the next class, perfect for busy schedules. Come on out and dance it out!
Check out our teachers below!
Ami Majeskie
Ami is a Milwaukee area musical theater director and choreographer. Her past credits include Newsies, Beauty and the Beast, Legally Blonde, Mamma Mia, RENT, Mary Poppins, The Prom, Dog Fight, First Date, Lightning Thief, and Young Frankenstein.
Thom Cauley
Thom has been a performing artist for nearly 20 years, with all kinds of movement, especially dance, always being at his core. He has been privileged to train and work with an incredible variety of performers and teachers. From experimental devised physical theatre with Quasimondo (who jump between genres like Italian Commedia to Noh Theatre to Hindi) to his first love musical theatre classics. While tap is his favorite, there’s never been a style of dance he didn’t like (ballet, ballroom, jazz, hip hop). The core to Thom’s dance and teaching philosophy is that anyone and everyone can dance and there is a genre or style out there waiting to be found by them, and bring them joy. With a BFA in Musical Theatre from Nebraska Wesleyan University, he is now working on a Masters in Education Technologies and Instructional Design.