Roco Dance
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Founded in 1993 by professional dancer Annie Rosenthal Parr, RoCo programs 175 classes weekly for adults and youth. In their two locations within Marin County, RoCo attracts the Bay Areas finest instructors and master teachers. Classes include all levels of Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, Ballet, Hip Hop, Breaking, Brazilian, Zumba, Pilates and more. Performances are held 4-6 times annually at Marin Center and RoCo's performance space in Fairfax.
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MDRN YGA, founded by Annie Parr and Emily Fromherz Daly is a dynamic mat-less class bridging vinyasa flow yoga, mind-body fitness modalities and floor based modern dance principles.
Mary Sherman's trademark Pilates-based sculpt class using free weights, rings, rubber tubing and physio balls.
This class observes Peripheral Heart Action Circuitry to burn intramuscular fat while strengthening and defining (more.)
Pilates exercises challenge strength, flexibility, coordination, and balance.
They are performed with attention to form, efficiency, stabilization and pelvic alignment.
RoCo's Youth Program serves the absolute beginners to the aspiring professional dancer.
The curriculum offers a Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Breaking classes from ages 3-18.
RoCo's immersive dance environment cultivates authenticity and confidence through creative practice, artistry, physical rigor, exposure and acceptance.
Directed by Annie Rosenthal Parr, BodyLanguage is a performing company of select middle and high school dancers that embody exceptional skills, potential and enthusiasm.
RoCo 2021 Summer Programs: Indoor Camps for dancers of all levels from 5 years old - 12th grade.
All summer programs will include special guest faculty and masterclasses in a wide range of genres.
This is a playful and creative dance camp where children can improve their Spanish vocabulary.
We will have fun through movement, games, painting, drawing, acting, and more.
We will experiment with dancing with props, making their own dances, and expressing ideas through movement.
Dance can be a space for children to be creative, have fun and learn new things.
These workshops are outside of normal class time and usually include 5-8 weekend dates throughout the session.
This enables teachers and students to focus on their training during class rather than structuring material for the shows.
You must be enrolled in the weekly classes to participate in the workshops.
All of the workshops must be attended in order to participate in the performances unless the instructor makes exceptions.
This workshop fee is automatically added to tuition online.
The workshop schedule is written in the registration section in the class description.
Our youth dance classes require a seasonal commitment because they are performance oriented classes (see below for performance information).
Our program is organized into 3 seasons per year in conjunction with the academic school year.
Fall & Spring seasons are approximately 17-19 weeks in length and during the Summer season we offer numerous 1-2 week intensives.
Our youth program serves youth ages 3-18 years of age.
All classes are organized based on GRADE level.
They breakdown with the following codes: P for Preschool classes (any child who is pre-Kindergarden), C for Child classes (K-6th grade) and T for Teen classes (7th-12th grade).
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