Parent Observation Week

We’re excited to welcome families into the studio this year for special observation weeks! Each dancer’s level has a dedicated week, so mark your calendars! Each dancer may bring up to 2 adult guests. For the dancers’ focus, no extra children will be allowed…

Read more →

Parent Observation Week

We’re excited to welcome families into the studio this year for parent observation week! Each dancer’s level has a dedicated week, so mark your calendars! Each dancer may bring up to 2 adult guests. For the dancers’ focus, no extra children will be allowed…

Read more →

MOMMY & ME

Looking for a fun way to bond with your little one? Join our Mommy & Me dance class at Dothan School of Dance! Designed for ages 18 months – 3 years, this 8-week session uses music, props, and playful activities to build motor skills,…

Read more →

Nutcracker Auditions

Southeast Alabama Dance Company is exited to announce their 47th annual Nutcracker! Our non-company auditions for The Nutcracker will be on Sunday, September 7th at Dothan School of Dance. Dancers ages 8 and up will audition at 4:30 pm. Dancers ages 6-7 will audition…

Read more →

Anna Dailey

Anna is a graduate of Troy University with B.S. in Pre-Professional Biology and a Masters in Management. She is employed as the HR Director at Dothan Pediatric Healthcare Network. She currently serves as the Choreographer for the Houston County DYW program. has been on…

Read more →

Courtney Doolittle Adams

Born and raised in Metro Atlanta, Courtney Doolittle took her first ballet class at 4 years old. In 2007, she began her serious technical training with Georgia Academy of Dance & the Performing Arts in Peachtree City, Georgia under the Artistic Direction of Founder…

Read more →

Elizabeth McGriff

Elizabeth has been teaching at Dothan School of Dance for five years and has been passionate about dance since her first class at age four. She trained competitively throughout her teen years and now holds certifications in Acrobatic Arts (Module 1) and Alixa Flexibility…

Read more →