November 2006
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Kids & Parents Guide › Dance
Ballet Creole School of Performing Arts
- 375 Dovercourt Rd. (at College) • View on map »
- 416-960-0350
Patrick Parson is a passionate teaching, dancing and choreographing machine. His school teaches drumming as well as a range of dance styles, including modern, jazz, hip hop, and contemporary Afro-Caribbean, Brazilian and Cuban. Students who are at least five years old have the chance to join Kids Creole, a touring children’s company that performs at various venues around the city.
- Hours:
- year-round
- How much:
- $110–$125 per term, plus annual $10 registration fee; two-week summer camp $300; scholarships available.
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