NewJersey

In 1994 the Roxeys returned to Melissa Roxey's hometown in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, to pursue establishing a world-class company and training facility. That same year, the Hunterdon County Youth Ballet, a dance company designed for aspiring professional dancers, was established at the Prallsville Mills in Stockton, New Jersey. - [Read more]

The New Jersey Civic Youth Ballet is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering dance as an art form through education and professional performances. We offer enriching artistic and cultural experiences to the community by providing young, talented dancers an opportunity to perform classical and contemporary ballets with a professional company. - [Read more]

The Company makes the charm of dance accessible to over 150,000 (live and through media) New Jerseyans every year and maintains a repertory of exceptional breadth and quality. It's reputation for artistic excellence has attracted a considerable number of major dance works which have been premiered in New Jersey. During its 30-week season, New Jersey Ballet performs works ranging from classical, to contemporary, to cutting-edge, as well as those geared especially for young audiences. - [Read more]

We are dedicated to providing South Jersey youth with arts experiences that lead to: positive interactions with others, a greater sense of self-worth and self-esteem, community involvement, exposure to professional arts & entertainment not readily accessible, recognition of personal strengths & talents and career opportunities in the arts, and a deep and abiding appreciation for the performing arts. Here at Mainstage we Celebrate the Arts! - [Read more]

The Company of Dance Arts (CODA), a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit corporation, was founded in 1985 under the direction of Jennifer Church, A.I.S.T.D., Adv., making its debut and performing Octoberfest at the Citicorp Building in New York City. Ms. Church cultivated the first small group of 12 dancers to its present size of over 150 company dancers. - [Read more]