Georgia Dance Unlimited began in the fall of 2007 . We offer classes at 4 locations in Gwinnett County including our studio location in Dacula that opened the Fall of 2013!
We offer professional dance instruction in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Hip Hop and Lyrical from ages 3 to adult as well as Tiny Ballerina (Mommy and Me) class for 2 year olds.
Classes are taught by a qualified dance instructor to ensure your dancer receives the best training possible.
All of the music we use and costumes our dancers wear are age appropriate.
Georgia Dance Unlimited Philosophy
Dance is more than learning how to do a perfect pirouette, stand on your toes, or do a beautiful grand jeté through the air. Dance teaches discipline, teamwork, patience, and hard work. It is a great way to keep healthy. It builds confidence, positive self-esteem and encourages creativity. All of these are qualities that I try to instill in my students when they walk into my class each week. These things will not only make them beautiful dancers on stage but will make them beautiful people outside the dance studio. My curriculum for each dance style begins with a strong foundation of mastering basic steps and movements, utilizing technically correct terminology, and striving for correct body placement. As students progress, the difficulty of the steps and the speed at which they learn them will increase. At the same time, they will always continue to perfect what they already know. There is always a way to improve your dancing!
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Meet our GDU Class of 2026! 🩷💚🎓My name is… Aubrey HoytI have been dancing at GDU for…. 3 yearsFavorite style of dance is… lyrical Favorite competition dance would have to be… LOML or Whole of the MoonFavorite recital theme was… GDU on BroadwaySome of my favorite GDU memories include… hanging out with my friends during breaks, the chaos at mock (like the tolerate it table falling), and getting to compete at different places. My advice to younger dancers would be… don’t compare yourself to other dancers, because everyone is at a different level and has their own strengths. Instead, focus on comparing yourself to who you were before, your own progress, improvements, and what you’ve learned over time. That’s how you’ll actually see growth and stay confident in yourself.What are your plans after graduation? I am going to attend the University of North Georgia where I will be majoring in Psychology. ... See MoreSee Less
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🌈💖 Lisa Frank Week is here! 🌈💖 Bring on the rainbows, neons & all the sparkle! ✨ Wear your brightest, most colorful outfits—the more color, the better! 💚🩷 #GDU90s ... See MoreSee Less
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