Jayde Bond originally opened the Electric Dance N� Arts doors to kids classes in February of 2012 under the name Lunchbox Kids. That name was initially derived from the rockabilly kids band Electric Lunchbox she created with her husband and collaborator Steve Shanahan, but as the classes grew in popularity she decided to give the school its own identity.
With classes running everyday except Sunday, a team of qualified teachers and programs for pre-schoolers as well as school-aged kids, Electric Dance N� Arts has opened its doors to many Inner-West parents looking for relaxed but professional classes for their kids.
All of the teachers at Electric DNA have qualifications from various institutions such as the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA), Queensland University of Technology (QUT), The Actors Centre, The Royal Academy of Dance (London), and The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), EV & BOW & Village On Broadway and all strive to teach the kids the highest level of Dance, Movement, Acrobatic, Drama and Music education.
At Electric DNA, our aim is to get kids to think and move more organically, skilfully and without pressure. We are passionate about keeping them active and having fun with great music, but equally as passionate about seeing them meet new friends and boost their self-esteem. All of our classes are done in a non-competitive, non-threatening environment, with the emphasis on fun, exploration and learning and perfecting new skills.
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Mosman Baptist Church, 18 Melrose St, Mosman, NSW, 2088
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