Lyrical
Lyrical encourages dancers to develop artistry, musicality, and technical control
Lyrical dance beautifully blends the grace of ballet with the fluidity and emotion of contemporary movement. This expressive style allows dancers to interpret music and storytelling through movement, creating performances that are both captivating and deeply imaginative.
Lyrical encourages dancers to develop artistry, musicality, and technical control while exploring dynamic movement and emotional expression. It is an excellent way for students to refine their technique while building confidence and stage presence.
To ensure a strong foundation, students must be enrolled in Grade 1 or 2 Ballet to be eligible for lyrical classes. This prerequisite helps dancers develop the strength and technique needed to fully explore the style’s intricate movement quality.
Youth Faculty
Welcome from Alex Hardman
– Youth Programs Coordinator
At QCD, our Youth Programs bridge the gap between foundational dance training and pre-professional development. We are committed to cultivating strong technique, artistry, and self-discipline while celebrating individuality and creative growth. Our team of dedicated teachers strives to inspire every student to reach their personal best, providing guidance, mentorship, and opportunities to grow both in and beyond the studio. Alex Hardman – Tap, Jazz, Acrobatics Nicole Galea - Ballet Daniella Crismani - Ballet Jayne Fein - Ballet Alyssa Romano – Ballet, Jazz Isabella Jones - ?? Bianca Burke – Tap, Ballet Brianna Tonakis – Jazz/Funk/Hip-Hop Camilla Jakimowicz - Jazz Tomomi Taylor - Ballet Deanna Hill – Contemporary, Ballet Lauren Bensted – Tap, Musical Theatre Rebekah Davey - Ballet Faith Simpson - ?? Lee-Anne Ebert – Dressmaker Monique Mangano – Contemporary Daniel Gaudiello – Ballet Jacqui Devereux – Musical Theatre Tim Hill – Musical Theatre
