Many activities. One standard of rigour.

Classical Ballet is one of the foundations of dance training and remains an essential reference in the preparation of any dancer.

At DNA, we teach this discipline by combining technical rigour with respect for each student's learning process. Posture, body alignment, coordination, musicality and precision of movement are developed progressively, building a solid technique without losing the joy of dancing.

Classes follow the different stages of development, from beginner level to the most advanced, providing a consistent education suited to each student's goals — whether recreational practice or a more demanding artistic path.

Ballet teaches discipline, perseverance, concentration and sensitivity. These are lessons that stay with students far beyond the studio.

Contemporary Dance invites students to discover new possibilities of movement and expression.

Building on solid technical preparation, students explore concepts such as weight, balance, improvisation, the relationship with space and body awareness, developing an artistic language open to experimentation and creation.

Each class is a space for research and reflection on movement, where technique and creativity complement one another naturally.

Musical Theatre brings together three forms of artistic expression — acting, singing and dance — in an integrated training experience.

Classes challenge students to build characters, interpret texts, use the voice as an instrument of communication and integrate movement into the staging, developing skills essential to working on stage.

The stage is where all these lessons meet: acting, singing, dance and the ability to communicate together.

Traditional dances preserve a cultural heritage that lives on through music, movement and the bonds between generations.

At DNA, this activity offers contact with different choreographic repertoires, valuing knowledge of popular traditions and the pleasure of dancing together.

It is a way of celebrating cultural identity while strengthening coordination, a sense of rhythm and the collective dimension of dance.