The Inwood Dance Company presents The Nutcracker December 15-17 at Shepherd University.   Get Crackin and call to get your tickets before they sell out. 304-229-3209.  Live Streaming of the performance is also available.  Visit our Facebook pace for details.  Performance features professional guest artist, Jonathan Carter sponsored in part by the Marion Park Lewis Foundation.  “Be A Part of the Magic!” 

Registration for Fall Classes will begin August 7-11 from 9-4pm.  Classes for age 3 and up.  Stop in or call us at 304-229-3209 to register.  Classes begin September 5th.

August 8-13

Join master teachers Katia Garza and Israel Rodriguez (Mobile Ballet) and Eddy Ocampo (former Gus Giordano) for a week intensive that will feature both classical and contemporary dance.  Daily times are 9:30 -4pm daily.  This program is for intermediate to advanced dancers interested in refining classical and contemporary foundation and honing artistry.

Tuition $300. ($250 IDC members)

 

 

Step into Clara’s unforgettable dream where she enters a magical wonderland of toy soldiers, a blizzard of snowflakes, the battle with the Mouse King, and of course dances through the Kingdom of Sweets with the famous Sugar Plum Fairy.

Experience the Magic!  Tickets now on sale.
Call 304-229-3209 to reserve your today!  Adult $30 Children $25

The Inwood Performing Arts under the direction of Winston and Denna Smith are beginning their 39th season.  Over the past 39 years they have established the IPAC as one of West Virginia’s  premier training program for dancers.  Young  children learn in a nurturing atmosphere while developing skills that lay the foundation for a strong technique. This gradual process stimulates the development of confidence and discipline as well as cultivates a love for dance.   Our program encourages the study of other contemporary dance forms including Jazz, Tap, Modern, Irish step dance and Ballroom.  No matter which path our student’s may follow the study of dance will enhance their discipline for school,  work, and everyday life.  Over these 39 years  IPAC  students have  been  afforded  over $600,000  in  tuition  scholarships,  taught by over 300 internationally acclaimed teachers,  performed in over 100 Nutcrackers,  learned  65  new  choreography  works, 35 years of exams by the Royal Academy of Dancing,  attended 30 Regional Dance America Southeast Ballet Festivals, traveled to 4 National Festivals in Montreal, Pittsburgh, Houston, and Phoenix, and accepted an invitation for an International Tour in China 2001.  At the Inwood Performing Arts we have opportunities for every type of dancer so we hope you will choose to dance with us!

Expose you child this summer to the joy, expression and discipline of dance.  As they explore the foundation of dance, students exercise both their bodies and imaginations.  The youngest dancer can explore the world of dance through stories, movement and music in our Prince and Princess camp.  Irish dance lovers can learn about traditional Irish stories that teach about culture and choreography in our Irish Step Dance Camp .  The upper level students are immersed in various genres including contemporary, character, tap while reinforcing a strong discipline in classical ballet training.  Join our wonderful faculty as they share their love of dance helping your child to grow a deeper appreciation for its joy, expression and discipline.   This exciting summer exploration will begin July 5th so register now!  Call 304-229-3209 to request an application.  See our website for information on all camps www.inwoodperformingarts.com