Studio G
Driven by curiosity and creativity Studio G is determined to provide an open, safe, supportive yet disciplined environment where dancers are challenged technically and as individuals to be the very best versions of themselves. We value showmanship and accountability all while fostering an environment where every dancer feels equal, seen, and happy to be in the studio learning.
We're here to help you take the first step with confidence, come dance with us.
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Studio G consists of a group of hand selected, experienced, and highly qualified teachers that share two things: a love for dance and a passion for transferring that love to the next generation.
Caitlynn Banks (Founder/Director)-Ballet Technique and Strength (Company), Jazz Technique, Company Hip hop, Company Pom Pon, Hip Hop Level 1, and Company Jazz. (also assists in baby ballet and acro L1 and L2)
Maggie Huelsman- Company Tap and Giggle Crew Ballet/Tap (3-5 years old)
Leah Wright- Acro/tumbling Technique Level 1 and 2
Brittany Hodge- Company Lyrical and Contemporary
Neveah Perkins- Baby Ballet (2 and under)
Riley Pry- Glitter Crew Ballet/Jazz/Tap (5-8 years old)
Student Teachers:
Daeon McNelly - Assists in Acro Level 1
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We believe in keeping dance instruction affordable and worth you and your child’s time.
We promise a dance education that begins with foundational skills and blossoms into pre-professional company dancers.
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Children from 1.5 years old all the way up to 18 years old for recreational and competitive dance.
We also are open for adult jazz and hip hop strength drop-in classes beginning in October 2026.
Our studio is open to and meant for everyone in our community.
Season 2026-27
You are able to shop for classes by age and see the schedule for those classes. Our dance season started on August 17th; enrollment is in person and costs $40 per dancer. Discounts are available for multiple dancers enrolling at once. First month of classes plus enrollment fee is due at enrollment.
To enroll in classes with a name that includes “Company”, dancer must complete try outs or be evaluated by the director for placement as these classes require a much higher skill level than recreational classes.
