Pricing, Made Clear

Regular session classes (ballet, jazz, tap, acro, modern, musical theatre, and hip-hop) run on a season tuition model, one price for the full season, not a monthly plan. Class length follows your dancer’s age and the style they are taking. Find the length that matches your dancer’s class in the table below.

Families with more than one dancer, or one dancer in more than one class, save money. Multi-class discounts stack: 5% off your second class, 10% off your third, and 15% off your fourth. Sibling families get 5% off the first class for each additional family member.

Every dancer enrolled in a session class is invited to perform in the studio’s two annual shows, the Holiday production and the Spring production. This year’s Holiday show is Le Petite Nutcracker, a narrated, condensed, kid-friendly staging. Joining a production is always a choice, never required, and dancers hoping for a major character role should enroll in technique classes early in the season.

Performing incurs a separate rehearsal/production fee on top of tuition:

The fee is billed on auto-pay alongside costumes: in October for the Holiday production, and February for the Spring production. Full details on fees and commitments for a given show go out to registered students each September.

Costumes are billed separately from tuition and the performance fee, on auto-pay in October for the Holiday production and February for the Spring production. Costume fees run $30 to $150 depending on the role. Dress-code shoes, tights, and attire for regular class are separate as well, and vary by style, that information goes out before your dancer’s first class.

Looking for a lower-commitment way to try dance? Productions Dance faculty teach through Seattle Parks & Rec at Meadowbrook Community Center. Six weeks, one flat price, no experience needed, led by the same certified instructors, and wraps up with a showcase performance.

Registration runs through Seattle Parks & Rec directly, not through the studio, and the $35 studio season registration fee does not apply here.

Bringing dance to your preschool, school, or co-op, or booking a home pod or private lesson, is priced around your group’s size and schedule. There is no published rate for this program because every setup is different. Contact us and we will put together a quote.

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Cost should never be the reason a dancer sits out. Financial assistance and scholarships are available thanks to donors and sponsors to the Charlotte Ewing Dance For All Fund, so every young person has the chance to discover their passion regardless of financial situation.

To apply, tell us about your dancer (age and interests), your address, and how much assistance you are seeking, what you are able to contribute toward tuition. Assistance covers full or partial class scholarships, summer camp scholarships, and other needs like Emeralds or registration fees.

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Season tuition can be paid in full or split into four installments, due September 1, November 1, January 15, and March 15, at no added cost either way. We accept credit and debit cards, and Klarna for flexible installment payments on tuition and camp registrations. Need help setting up Klarna? Email billing@productionsdance.com. Emeralds fees follow the same four-installment schedule as season tuition.