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Contact Miss Deb Vogel, the Director of
All That Jazz Dance Studio for more information!

Dress Code for Dance Classes at All That Jazz Dance Studio

Where to shop?

As a value added service, All That Jazz Dance Studio is pleased to be partnering with Discount Dance Supply to offer a full range of clothing and shoes at a discounted price.

Place an order online any time throughout the year at www.discountdance.com. Students and parents can click on the Dance Teacher Program tab and under the “Are you a student” category enter our code 58552. Specific items for our dance classes have been selected by Miss Deb for easy, no hassle shopping or feel free to purchase other items as well!

All clothing and shoes may also be purchased at Capezio in Wellesley and Dancers Image in Newton. All That Jazz dancewear is also always available for purchase at the studio.

hip hop dancers at All That Jazz

Additional Notes

preschool dancers

The dress code for All That Jazz Dance Studio is mandatory and students are expected to abide by it. It is important to “look the part” of a dancer, as this will set all students in the right frame of mind before they even enter the dance school in Newton.

tap dancers at All That Jazz

*Please do not use the ribbons that need to be tied with the tap shoes. Any kind of elastic that will allow the student to slip the shoes on and off with as minimal help as possible is beneficial to everybody in the dance classes.

leaping dancer

All students should have their hair pulled back and away from their face in a ponytail, bun, braid, etc. Students should not wear any jewelry in class that could snag or fly off and cause injury to themselves or others. Even small earrings can pose a risk if they fall out and a student steps on them in bare feet. Dance clothes must be form-fitting. Older students should not wear baggy attire as this makes it difficult for teachers to make injury-preventing corrections or adjustments and poses a risk to the student.

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