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The mission of Project Moves is to advocate a message of respect and acceptance through dance art while supporting a team of mentors, choreographers, and dancers working together for positive change in the world. The Company is dedicated to creating a platform that empowers young dance artists with the knowledge, compassion, and understanding to create works concerning today’s youths’ most pressing issues, transforming themselves and audiences alike.    During the last year Project Moves Dance Company has had a very busy performance schedule with company members appearing on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, in sold out live performances at one of NYC most prestigious dance stages the Joyce Theater, in the heart of Boston’s Theater district at the Calderwood Pavilion, and in more than 10 high schools across New England.

Auditions June 16 age 7-9 10-11am age 10-12 11am-12:30pm ages 13 & 12:30-2:30pm click here for application and more info.   This Summer see Project Moves in 2 groundbreaking shows! Tickets www.projectmoves.org

The rigorous training, discipline, and professionalism our faculty instills in our students and the incredible performance opportunities unique to Project Moves has led alumni to the Juilliard School, the Ailey School, Tisch School of the Arts, SUNY Purchase, University of the Arts, Marymount University, Point Park University, Princeton University, School of American Ballet, North Carolina School of the Arts and to receive fellowships from the Baryshnikov Arts Center. Alum Kenny Wormald recently starred as Ren McCormick in Paramount Pictures 2011 release of Footloose, and 12-year-old Noah Parets will be staring as “Billy” in the national tour of Broadway’s Billy Elliot. Other alum have been in the Broadway hits Annie Get Your Gun, Contact, Aida, Miss Saigon, Cats, and have appeared on Glee, Dancing With The Stars, MTV's Dancelife, BRAVO'S Step It Up & Dance, The American Music Awards, The Grammy Awards, Teen Choice Awards, in the films Hairspray and Centerstage 2, and more.

Studying with industry professionals on our full time faculty and a wide variety guest artists young dancers maintain a rigorous, challenging and inspiring training program throughout the school year.   Thoughtful guidance is given to every dancer by a diverse and unique faculty that cares.   Although technical classes include: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, Musical Theatre, Hip Hop, Conditioning, Palates and a few other things here and there, most students gain much more than dance training from Project Moves.   Our dancers are unique in their maturity; dancers demonstrate a respect for their art, their teachers and each other.  By promoting excellence, passion and risk taking, this unique program provides a solid foundation for any young person, whether their future includes a career as a dance artist or not.   Project Moves currently nourishes the souls of nearly one hundred young artists from all over Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.   Project Moves Primary ages 7-10* Designed with a youthful spirit in mind this program is the cross roads between the Classics division and the MOVES program.  Young dancers that demonstrate a natural sense of rhythm, grace, technical abilities and potential are placed in this program to train in a more professional classroom setting.  In a caring, yet structured environment the main focus is ballet basics as well as proper training in Jazz and Tap.  Students study 2X a week, 2hrs. each day

Project Moves Jr. ages 10-13* Dancers that excel technically with the passion, dedication and desire to peruse serious dance training are selected through auditions and class evaluations.  Intensive ballet and modern (Horton and Limon technique) along with jazz and tap classes provide an unparalleled foundation for these young dance artists. Students study 3-4 days weekly, 1-3 hrs. each day.

Project Moves Sr. ages 13 & over* Students considering dance at the college and professional level are immersed in the technical and performance training required by today’s leading universities, choreographers and companies. Students in this program develop the versatility to perform a range of work and learn the practices and principles needed for success as a dance artist.  Students study 3-6 days, 8-12 hrs. weekly  *Ages may vary

Check out our new Project Moves Dance Company, Inc. website www.projectmoves.org accept ME project click here Dance Studio Life May/June issue Anti-bullying show makes Gold School kids feel like they can change the world  click here The boys of TGS spread the word of accept ME to millions on DWTS 11/15 click here for ABC coverage Boston Globe TGS on Dancing With the Stars  Boston Globe Kenny Wormald and TGS Boston Globe 4/24/11 click here Brockton Enterprise 3/27/11 click here Boston Globe 6/9/11 click here  Gold School Dance Studio Life   Some of our anti-bulling work