ArtStage Performing Arts Center

About

ArtStage teaches ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, acrobatics, acting, voice, and musical theatre to kids starting at age two. Founded in 1990, the center combines dance and performing arts training with an emphasis on building confidence and creativity. The artistic director, Linda White, is a nationally award-winning choreographer and Dance Masters of America certified instructor with over 40 years of experience. Classes run from age two through advanced levels, with beginner options for toddlers through eleven-year-olds. Your kid can try creative movement at two, then layer in tap, ballet, jazz, and acting as they grow. Enrollment fills quickly, so check availability before your first visit. Parents consistently mention how the staff knows each child personally and creates a genuine community feel alongside solid training.

ArtStage Performing Arts Center is a dance class facility located in Jupiter, Florida. They offer a positive atmosphere that promotes self-esteem and develops creativity through an innovative curriculum. Students receive superior instruction from highl

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• ArtStage, since 1990, the first to offer triple threat training!​

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  Ages 2–11· Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday· Evening· PaidTrial available

  ArtStage has been teaching kids the "triple threat" skills—dance, acting, and voice—since 1990, and honestly, it's such a cool approach if your child loves performing arts. They've got classes for everyone from toddlers (the 2-4 year olds start with creative movement) all the way up to older kids, with age-appropriate classes in ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, acrobatics, acting, musical theater, and voice depending on your child's age. Classes meet on weekday evenings and some mornings, so there are options that might fit your schedule. What really stands out is that parents rave about how much their kids gain in confidence and self-esteem, not just technique—one former student even went on to graduate with a B.F.A. in musical theater from FSU and became an Equity actress. At just $15 a month, it's a really accessible way to explore performing arts.