Our motto at MKDA is Live, Love & Dance. We make it out priority to ensure quality dance training while having fun. We offer recreational and competitive programs and, for the more serious dancer, we offer ballet examinations through the Cecchetti Society of Canada. With all the evolution in dance, we are dedicated to provide fresh, new moves with a cutting edge.
MKDA displays their Heart of Gold by donating to local charities to better the lives of Northerners.
MKDA displays their Heart of Gold by donating to local charities to better the lives of Northerners.
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Julie Prvost is a member of the Canadian Dance Teachers Association, stage division (CDTA) and is a certified Acrobatics Arts teacher. Julie has been an experienced dance instructor and MKDA family member since the academy's inaugural year. Julie has 25+ years of dance experience. Stephanie comes to us with much expertise in Tap and Jazz.
This class is 30 minutes in length. The program is designed to build the basics of dance. The elements taught are: rhythm, basic ballet movements, coordination, creativity, working as a group and discipline. It is a perfect way to begin ballet training. Our Tot Ballet dancers participate in the year-end recital.
Our competitive team allows students to be exposed to an elite dance world and to gain incredible knowledge in performing and team spirit. Being part of the competitive team is an honor in itself because, as a dancer, you will see for yourself what the dance industry is all about, you will gain a deeper understanding of performing, your technique will also benefit because of the extra hours of training that is required.
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Amori Montagnus
Aug 20, 2021
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For a place that promotes health and wellness in children I am appalled to see that MKDA is promoting vaccination for dancers in the upcoming season. It is a well known fact that this experimental poison is not for children under 12 which would make up most of the dancers. Advising children to inject this untested poison in their developing systems sure in contradictory to what a dance academy is supposed to promote. All respect and support is lost for MKDA, here's hoping the other dance schools have more sense, what a shame.
Paul Smith
Nov 21, 2017
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Lester Mills
Dec 20, 2016
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Casey Mallone
Dec 13, 2015
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Sidney Holiday
Aug 21, 2015
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Moira Peterson
Jun 28, 2015
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Barbara Onage
Nov 25, 2014
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I went to the most recent recital, and was very impressed with the type of show that Melissa Kelly and her dancers put on. It's exciting, energetic and you can tell that the dancers really enjoy performing for the audience. The only issue I had with the recital itself was that the audience was told that they were unable to use flash photography, or take videos during the show. As most situations like that go, people were taking videos anyway. During the show the security was walking around making people turn off their videos if they found someone that was taking a video. I was one of them, and
Alli Mcmillen
Oct 31, 2014
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Marc Luna
Jul 30, 2014
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