A LITTLE BIT OF NEW YORK IN DALLAS
Founded by Broadway Dancer and Master Teacher Jacqueline Porter, Dallas' all-new Park Cities Dance offers ongoing dance classes for children and adults ages 2-82 in all styles from Classical Ballet to Broadway Jazz, Hip Hop, Salsa, Wedding Dance and Ballroom!
Park Cities Dance also announces its Broadway MasterWorkshop series for 2009 led by Broadway's finest dancers including Tony-award nominated ELIZABETH PARKINSON (star of Tony Award winner Movin' Out), MICHELLE DeJEAN (regular guest star of Chicago) and Broadway's two busiest dancers, LORIN LATARRO and MICHELLE KITTRELL. Students from all local schools and university programs are welcome at Park Cities Dance!
As a Master Teacher, Jacqueline Porter has taught over 3,500 students worldwide from Beverly Hills to Tokyo. She began her professional career at 17 in New York and Broadway credits include Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Jerome Robbins' Broadway.
Park Cities Dance is fabulously located in a brand-new studio at 5757 West Lovers Lane above City Cafe (just west of the Tollway). Jacqueline Porter also teaches in private homes, clubs and schools. To inquire, call 214-518-1888 or write info@parkcitiesdance.com.
Fall 2009/Spring 2010 Children + Adult Schedule >
Summer 2009 Children + Adult Printable Schedule>
See Park Cities Dance on You Tube>
TESTIMONIALS> JOIN THE EMAIL LIST> SEE JACQUELINE'S CHARITY WORK>
CAN'T FIND SOMETHING? NAVIGATION BUTTONS ARE AT THE TOP OF EVERY PAGE (PRICING, FACULTY, ETC.)
Founded by Broadway Dancer and Master Teacher Jacqueline Porter, Dallas' all-new Park Cities Dance offers ongoing dance classes for children and adults ages 2-82 in all styles from Classical Ballet to Broadway Jazz, Hip Hop, Salsa, Wedding Dance and Ballroom!
Park Cities Dance also announces its Broadway MasterWorkshop series for 2009 led by Broadway's finest dancers including Tony-award nominated ELIZABETH PARKINSON (star of Tony Award winner Movin' Out), MICHELLE DeJEAN (regular guest star of Chicago) and Broadway's two busiest dancers, LORIN LATARRO and MICHELLE KITTRELL. Students from all local schools and university programs are welcome at Park Cities Dance!
As a Master Teacher, Jacqueline Porter has taught over 3,500 students worldwide from Beverly Hills to Tokyo. She began her professional career at 17 in New York and Broadway credits include Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Jerome Robbins' Broadway. Park Cities Dance is fabulously located in a brand-new studio at 5757 West Lovers Lane above City Cafe (just west of the Tollway). Jacqueline Porter also teaches in private homes, clubs and schools. To inquire, call 214-518-1888 or write info@parkcitiesdance.com.
Fall 2009/Spring 2010 Children + Adult Schedule >
Summer 2009 Children + Adult Printable Schedule>
See Park Cities Dance on You Tube>
TESTIMONIALS> JOIN THE EMAIL LIST> SEE JACQUELINE'S CHARITY WORK>
CAN'T FIND SOMETHING? NAVIGATION BUTTONS ARE AT THE TOP OF EVERY PAGE (PRICING, FACULTY, ETC.)
Lo'ren Littlejohn (front right) and Talia Lipman (left) perform with the Broadway Babies class in the Park Cities Dance Open House 2009
Premela Vorha (right, facing front) and the Dallas Broadway Theatre Workshop performing with Park Cities Dance's Broadway Babies at the Highland Park Village Tree Lighting, November 2008. (Back line, from left) Moriah Miller, Madeleine Case, Maddie Brisco, Jacqueline Porter, Alex Boyle and Victoria McDowell.
Savannah Ford stretching before class
Savannah Ford stretching before class
(Below) Jacqueline Porter, Broadway dancer and Artistic Director of Park Cities Dance is a former trophy-winning Highland Dancer. Here she performs a traditional Highland Dance with Fiona Alpaugh, Artistic Director of the Dallas Highland Dancers.
Park Cities Dancers (from left) Tessa Wright, Audrey Magnuson and Audrey Erwin after Open House 2009!
Jacqueline Porter with kinderdancers ages 2+3 on dress-up day.
Intermediate Ballet Class. Pictured: Savannah Ford and Madeleine Case.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Finalist 2008 Chelsea Traille (remember her cha cha in the purple dress?) at a Master Workshop with Paisley Norburg
Park Cities Dance Instructor Gregory King (from Broadway's Lion King) teaching Advanced Beginning Jazz in the Lovers Lane Studio
Park Cities Dance was asked by CNN to represent Dallas on the CNN Fit Nation Tour, Summer 2008 (Pictured: Nathan Johnson)
Teen and Adult Contemporary Jazz- the parents' and visitors view from outside
End-of-year Open House Party 2009!! Pictured: Levels 1 + 2, students 6-10 years from Armstrong, Hyer, UP and ESD.
