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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SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: 🩷💚🎓My name is… Summer O’ConnorI have been dancing at GDU for…. 3 yearsFavorite style of dance is… Contemporary Favorite competition dance would have to be… HomeFavorite recital theme was… DisneySome of my favorite GDU memories include… Meeting some of my bestfriends Ryleigh, Rachel and Abby and making so many memories traveling with them like the time we went to Chattanooga, Tennessee for encore and we went to the hotel gym to get a pre-competition workout in My advice to younger dancers would be… be bold, ask that question, complement that dancer, stand in the front of the room, go first across the floor, stand front and center in that convention, be nice to everyone you meet because every little thing counts and being confident and kind will take you so far.What are your plans after graduation? after graduation, I plan to join the army for four years and possibly get my medical degree and do travel nursing once I’m out the army. ... See MoreSee Less

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SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: 🩷💚🎓My name is… Anabelle I have been dancing at GDU for…. 11 yearsFavorite style of dance is… Contemporary and Hip hopFavorite competition dance would have to be… Misdemeanor and If I disappearFavorite recital theme was… 50 years of PopSome of my favorite GDU memories include… Having lock ins (sleepovers at the studio), performing at Disney, getting to perform at nationals and winning with the dance If I disappear, Misdemeanor getting a perfect score, lastly all the days that we have laughed in every class and end up making the teachers laugh too!My advice to younger dancers would be… that hard work pays off, you should never compared yourself to anyone, always cheer for your teammates, be kind to everyone, and be yourself never try to change yourself to fit in. What are your plans after graduation? I am going to Brenau University to study Business Management. I am also going to continue dancing and someday I hope to open my own dance studio and teach younger dancers. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations Anabelle!!!! I’m so proud of you!