Join us this fall for a series of open classes at TU Dance Center. Teaching artists include Hassan Ingraham, Laurel Keen, Anna Pinault, Abdo Sayegh Rodriguez, and Peggy Siepp-Roy.
Regular technique classes are designed for intermediate and advanced dancers, as well as physically active individuals (dancers or not) who are familiar with or prepared for these GYROKINESIS® classes. For information on additional open class offerings for beginners or specific age groups, please visit the Workshop section of this page.
Ballet (Laurel Keen and Abdo Sayegh Rodriguez) is a graceful and disciplined form of dance that combines precise movements, music, and storytelling. It requires strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination. Dancers will perform movements such as pliés, relevés, pirouettes, tendus, and arabesques. It is known for its elegance, precision, and artistic expression.
Modern (Hassan Ingraham and Anna Pinault) is an expressive and creative form of dance that combines precise and structured movements, music, and emotion. It requires strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination while allowing dancers to explore freedom and self-expression. Dancers will perform movements such as contractions, releases, spirals, falls, and floor work. It is known for its creativity and emotional expression.
The GYROKINESIS® Method (Abdo Sayegh Rodriguez) is a movement method that addresses the entire body, opening energy pathways, stimulating the nervous system, increasing range of motion, and creating functional strength through rhythmic, flowing movement sequences. It is an original and unique method that coordinates movement, breath, and mental focus. The GYROKINESIS® Method is practiced on a mat and chair.
Conditioning (Peggy Siepp-Roy) is a class rooted in dance‑based strength and mobility training, emphasizing articulation, alignment, and dynamic control. Through core work, full‑body sequences, and rhythmic movement patterns, dancers and non-dancers build the muscular stability and endurance essential for expressive, sustainable performance.
Please check the Open Class Calendar, as classes and/or teaching artists might change.
Cost: $17/Class or $150/10 Classes