Single Classes

The Single Class Program at DanceMakers Namari Collective (DNCollective) is perfect for dancers who want to explore their love for dance while receiving quality training in a fun, positive, and supportive environment.

This program allows dancers to select one dance style of their choice and attend class once per week. We offer a variety of styles, including Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Modern, Contemporary, and Hip Hop.

Our experienced instructors focus on building proper technique, coordination, flexibility, confidence, and creativity while helping each dancer grow at their own pace. Whether your dancer is a beginner or has previous dance experience, our classes are designed to make learning enjoyable and rewarding.

Dancers may also have opportunities to participate in studio performances, showcase their progress, and gain valuable stage experience.

At DNCollective, our goal is to inspire every dancer to discover their passion, build confidence, and develop a lifelong appreciation for dance. 

Rates & Fees

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Registration Fee

$50.00
This fee is due upon registration, along with your dancer’s first month of tuition.

- 1 Hour Class

$110.00 per month
Dancer attends 1 class per week

- 2 Hours Classes

$185.00 per month
Dancers attends 2 classes per week

- 3 Hours Classes

$225.00 per month
Dancers attends 3 classes per week

- 4 Hours of Classes

$285.00 per month
Dancers attends 4 classes per week

Dancers enrolled in this program are eligible to participate in both of our annual productions throughout the year. Please note that production fees and costume costs are separate from monthly tuition and are required for participation.

Classes Offered

Ballet

While combining different disciplines of Vaganova and Chacetti ballet. This class focuses on enhancing the dancer’s ballet terminology and technique through executions during barre work, center floor, and across the floor exercises. Dancers will have a clear understanding of body alignment, movement quality, carriage of the upper body, and flexibility.

Jazz focuses on learning proper dance techniques such as isolations of the body, improving performance quality, and developing complex rhythms and patterns. Students will be exposed to various styles of jazz such as Broadway, Classical, Commercial, and so many more to help develop a well-rounded dancer.

Tap Class introduces dancers to the exciting world of rhythm, musicality, and movement. Dancers will learn fundamental tap techniques, footwork, timing, coordination, and rhythmic patterns while developing their ability to create music through dance. Through engaging combinations and choreography, dancers will build confidence, improve their performance skills, and explore the art of tap dancing in a fun, energetic, and supportive environment.

Hip Hop introduces dancers to the exciting world of hip hop through high-energy movement, rhythm, and self-expression. Dancers will focus on developing coordination, musicality, strength, and performance skills while learning foundational hip hop techniques, grooves, isolations, footwork, and dynamic choreography. Through engaging combinations and age-appropriate music, dancers will build confidence, explore their individuality, and develop their own unique style in a fun, energetic, and supportive environment.

Lyrical combines the technique of ballet with the fluidity and expression of jazz and contemporary dance. Dancers will focus on developing flexibility, balance, coordination, and musicality while learning to express emotions and tell stories through movement. Through expressive choreography and graceful transitions, dancers will build confidence, strengthen their technique, and develop their artistry in a creative and supportive environment.

This class incorporates several foundations of modern dance technique, including suspension and release, fall and recovery, the use of momentum and connecting breath with movement.. Dancers will explore new ways of moving in combinations, floor work and partnering, and also in various methods of improvisation.

Graham introduces dancers to the foundational principles of Martha Graham’s modern dance technique, emphasizing contraction and release, breath, spinal articulation, and expressive movement. Dancers will focus on developing core strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and body awareness while exploring floor work, spirals, and dynamic movement sequences. Through structured exercises and expressive choreography, dancers will strengthen their technique, deepen their emotional connection to movement, and develop their artistry.

Contemporary combines elements of ballet, modern, and jazz to explore creative movement, self-expression, and artistic versatility. Dancers will focus on developing strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and body awareness while learning techniques such as floor work, improvisation, and dynamic movement combinations. Through innovative choreography and expressive storytelling, dancers will build confidence, enhance their technical skills, and discover their unique movement style in a creative and supportive environment.

Acro combines elements of dance and gymnastics to help dancers develop strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and body control. Dancers will learn fundamental acrobatic skills, including rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridges, and tumbling techniques, while progressing to more advanced movements as their skills develop. With an emphasis on proper technique, safety, and individual growth, dancers will build confidence, improve their overall athleticism, and learn to incorporate acrobatic skills into dance.

Dress Code

FEMALES:

  • Program Leotard (purchase at DNCollective)
  • Solid Black Leotard
  • 1 Black Skirt 
  • Skin tone tights (convertible)
  • Skin tone ballet shoes (split sole)

MALES:

  • White shirt
  • Black tights (convertible)
  • White socks 
  • White Ballet slippers

FEMALES:

  • All Black Dance attire (sports bras are acceptable)
  • Black shorts and/or leggings​
  • Proper dance shoes for each individual style

MALES:

  • Colored shirt
  • Black shorts and/or leggings
  • Proper dance shoes for each individual style

Owner & Artistic Director of Namari Dance Center
Owner of Namari Dance Conservatory
Founder/Artistic Director of Namari Ballet

Antwan Sessions, native of Charleston, South Carolina started his dancing career while attending North Springs High School located in Sandy Springs, Georgia. There he found his passion for dance. Searching for outside training, Antwan join Total Dance in Adamsville, Georgia where he studied Ballet, Modern, & Jazz dance. Since then he’s attended several dance school under a full scholarship such as, Renaissance International School of Performing Arts (RISPA) in Milton, Georgia, Atlanta’s Resource for Entertainment & Arts (AREA), Burklyn Ballet, Tolbert Yilmaz, and Metropolitan Ballet Theatre in Alpharetta, Georgia to name a few. Antwan’s passion for dance has allowed him to perform and teach in places like Denver, San Francisco, Mexico, Canada, China, Europe, Africa and so many more.  Some of Antwan’s credits include: Assisting for Georgina Louchiey who’s the Artistic Director/Co Owner of RISPA. He’s danced for Tracy Vogt 

of Philadanco, Kim Robards of Kim Robards Dance, Kiki Ely of ATLA, Stephan Reynolds of Cirque Du Soleil, and Jeffrey Page former choreographer for So You Think You Can Dance and Beyonce. Not limiting himself to concert dance, Antwan was the principal dancer for Sea Beach Resort in Egypt for a year, he also danced in former Danity Kane member D. Woods in her music video “Best You Got”  toured China with pop artist Christah Ray as well as toured with artist Nikki Jane. He is now the Founder of Lamorris Namari Contemporary Ballet Company, Owner of Namari Dance Conservatory and  Artistic Director/Owner of Namari Dance Center.

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