Dance and Movement Programs

A variety of programs for every level. Beginners enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of our noncredit classes, while experienced students can continue learning at their level. Students value the quality of our instruction and the practical knowledge they can apply to their lives. Our dance, fitness, and movement classes serve the needs of artists and educators, as well as the general public. Improve your technique and skills, creativity, appreciation and professional knowledge. Contact us by calling 608-263-8927 or by e-mail.

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Dance programs include:

• Madison Area Dance Classes - Dance classes are offered for adults and teenagers at beginning, intermediate and advanced levels. Explore our extensive offerings of world dance classes (everything from Middle Eastern to Irish!) in addition to traditional dance classes such as Ballet and Tap. You will find descriptions of all current dance classes in the UW-Madison Continuing Studies catalog. Review frequently asked questions about dance classes.
  
  
• Fitness and Movement Classes - Explore yoga classes or Tai Chi for fitness. Our Fitness/Movement programs offer a choice of recognized methods and are always led by certified and experienced instructors. You will find descriptions of all current fitness and movement classes in the UW-Madison Continuing Studies catalog.
  
  
• Dance guest artist series - This series of events and classes brings internationally acclaimed dance artists to Madison to share their knowledge of dance with the community. Dance guest artist events include master classes, dance technique workshops and free public lectures. The series provides opportunity, experience, and education for local dancers and dance enthusiasts of all levels. All events and classes are open to the public. Some classes require pre-registration and class fee. Please contact Maureen Janson for more information.
  
  
• Dance Education/Movement Explorations Dance - This web-enhanced course is designed to demonstrate to teachers how dance can be used in the curriculum and includes practical dance materials which provide varied movement experiences for students and teachers.
  

• School of the Arts in Rhinelander - Dance and fitness workshops are held every summer as part of this week-long program held each July in Northern Wisconsin.
  

Also of interest:

Vivian Tomlinson shares his love of dance with Madison area students. Learn more about Vivian Tomlinson.

Contact information:

Maureen Janson, 608-263-8927, e-mail: mjanson@dcs.wisc.edu.