Camp Info
| Ages: | 4–18 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Arts: | Arts, Dance, Ballet, Hip-Hop Dance, Modern Dance, Ballroom Dance, Performing Arts, Improvisation, Musical Theater |
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Fremont, CA, USA
Camp days focus on varied dance training rather than a single style. The Summer Dance Camp highlights contemporary movement and improvisation, Chinese dance, hip hop, ballet, and Latin dance, giving participants several ways to work on rhythm, coordination, technique, and performance. Lisa Performing Arts also describes its summer dance camp as open to different experience levels, so the format is designed for dancers who want to explore while continuing to build core skills.
The program is based at Lisa Performing Arts’ Fremont studio. The academy was established in 2003 and organizes its regular instruction by age and level. Its broader teaching approach emphasizes basic dance technique across Chinese dance, ballet, contemporary styles, hip hop, jazz, modern dance, and related movement practices. That background supports a studio-centered camp experience where campers can move between contrasting styles during the day.
The facility includes three studio/classroom spaces with dance flooring, mirrors, ballet barres, sound systems, natural light, climate control, lobby seating, private bathrooms, and an outdoor patio. The camp is best understood as a multi-style dance experience for children who enjoy active practice, learning choreography and movement patterns, and trying both structured and expressive forms of dance.
| Ages: | 4–18 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Arts: | Arts, Dance, Ballet, Hip-Hop Dance, Modern Dance, Ballroom Dance, Performing Arts, Improvisation, Musical Theater |
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The Summer Dance Camp is organized around variety. The program highlights contemporary movement and improvisation, Chinese dance, hip hop, ballet, and Latin dance, with each camp day centered on diverse dance training. Earlier official descriptions of the same Summer Dance Camp also describe a format for dancers of different experience levels, with multiple styles practiced during the day. The result is a studio program that lets participants compare different movement qualities, rhythms, and performance approaches rather than staying in one discipline.
Lisa Performing Arts’ broader curriculum is organized by age and level and uses a systematic approach to basic dance technique. Its regular instruction spans Chinese ethnic, folk, and classical dance along with ballet, contemporary and lyrical work, hip hop, jazz, modern dance, and other movement forms. Official class descriptions also emphasize posture, expression, flexibility, strength, and technique in specific disciplines.
Camp training takes place in the academy’s multi-room dance facility. Mirrors, dance flooring, ballet barres, and sound systems provide the equipment needed for repeated movement practice and combinations. The program is therefore a good fit for campers who want an active day built around learning, practicing, and performing different styles while developing a broader dance vocabulary.
