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by dancers for dancers
Dance is human movement created and expressed for an aesthetic purpose.
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Improve Your Flexibility
Flexibility is essential for injury prevention and joint health.
Better Your Bone Health
An often overlooked dimension of health that is especially important for young women.
Increase Your Blood Flow
Not only is dancing fun but it’s also a form of exercise just like anything else.
Learn Teamwork
Learning to work, learn, and dance with others is a valuable and key asset to have later in life.
Protect Your Spine
Yoga and dance can be like a massage for your entire central nervous system.
Perfect Your Posture
Good dance posture is good life posture, having good flexibility, bone health and spinal health all go hand in hand.
What Parents say
La Prima School of Dance is the best dance studio around. Miss Emmalee is a dedicated teacher who really cares about ALL of her students! Abigail loves dancing there and also being a member of the La Prima Dance Troupe. She had made so many wonderful friends and learned so much. She loves Miss Emmalee and says she wouldn’t want to dance anywhere else! Thank you Emmalee for all you do to encourage and support Abby’s love of dance. We love you!! <3
Kimberly Richardson
Thank you for supporting Ariel every day in the studio and at competitions. As a dancer in the La Prima Competition Troupe (LPDT), she has learned what it really means to be a member of a TEAM. The La Prima Dance family and friends are like no other people in the world. They are some of the most special people to walk into our lives. These are memories that will remain with us forever. With love and gratitude,
Michelle Irby
What Dancers say
I love dancing for La Prima, it’s so much fun to be with my dance friends and I love my dance teacher!
Ady, 11
I love dance and how Miss Emmalee pushes us to do our very best!
Ainsley, 10
La Prima School of Dance
107 Henry St,
Gretna, VA 24557
Join us and express yourself creatively and aesthetically through unbridled human movement.
Photography by Hannah King