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121 E. Dalton Rd
PO Box 427
King, NC 27021
PO Box 427
King, NC 27021
Phone: 336 983-9458
Email: missj@missjoycesdance.com
Email: missj@missjoycesdance.com
Miss Joyce's Dance Studio is
located 1 mile from the King
Exit to Highway 52. Turn
right at the 4th stoplight on
Main St., Dalton Rd. King
Drug Co. and Terry's
Furniture are on the corners.
The studio is on the left 2/3
the way down the block. It
is a white two story building.
The railroad track runs
behind the studio, if you
cross the tracks you have
gone too far.
located 1 mile from the King
Exit to Highway 52. Turn
right at the 4th stoplight on
Main St., Dalton Rd. King
Drug Co. and Terry's
Furniture are on the corners.
The studio is on the left 2/3
the way down the block. It
is a white two story building.
The railroad track runs
behind the studio, if you
cross the tracks you have
gone too far.
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·Ballet ·Tap
·Acrobatics ·Jazz ·Baton ·Lyrical
·Musical Theatre · Creative Movement ·Twos & Moms ages 18 months-adults
·Acrobatics ·Jazz ·Baton ·Lyrical
·Musical Theatre · Creative Movement ·Twos & Moms ages 18 months-adults
| In the News |
Students performed at the Stokes Stomp on September 20,2008. This outdoor festival was sponsored by the Stokes County
Arts Council. It took place at Moratock Park in Danbury.
Students performed at Kingfest on October 4, 2008. This outdoor festival held at Central Park in King was sponsored by the
King Chamber of Commerce.
During the month of September 2008, about 20 students participated in our"A Dancer Reads" contest. 770 dance related books
were read from September 8 to October 4. Eleven students read more than 25 books and/or 500 pages. As winners of our
contest, they received a custom designed t-shirt, a princess duck and a certificate. . Alexandra and Elizabeth were crowned our
reading Queens on October 23. They each read 126 books. They received a crown, a bouquet of roses, a t-shirt and certificate.
Certificates for all participants were given by the King Public Library.
On October 31, about 180 children and their parents enjoyed the "Not Too Scary" Haunted House.
Joyce Triche and three students attended the Carolina Dance Masters, Inc. convention at the Koury Center in Greensboro. They
took classes from master teachers on November 8 and 9, 2008.. Joyce Triche, a member of the board of directors of Carolina
Dance Masters, Inc. attended board and grand body meetings.
Nine students in musical theatre class at Priddy Manor Assisted Living on December 30, 2008. See pictures in the performance
gallery.
Joyce Triche and Megan Motley attended the Winter Workshop of Carolina Dance Masters, Inc. February 7,2009.
They took a special turn class as well as classes in acrobatics, tap, ballet and jazz. Mrs. Triche assisted with the scholarship
auditions on February 8.
Twenty-one students competed in the Carolina Dance Masters, Inc. Performing Arts Competition held in Albemarle, NC
March 27-29,2009. The musical theatre number Maybe received a Gold rating and a special award for singing and acting as well
as dancing. The open number 30 minutes choreographed and taught by Dawn Shropshire won 1st place for recreational groups
age 13 and older. Action pictures are in the performance gallery.
Jazz students performed at Healthy Kids Day at the Stokes Family YMCA on April 15,2009.
Preschool students demonstrated skills at the Little Folks Festival sponsored by Stokes Partnership for Children on April
25,2009.
One student competed in the Marvonna Productions competition in Chapel Hill on May 3, 2009
National Dance Week was celebrated April 27 - May 2 with free classes for friends of current students.
Spring Production Dancing in LIght was held at the Stevens Center of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts on
June 13,2009
| Dance Day Camps June 22- August 7 Mini Camps for children age 4 by 9-1-09 to those going into 1st grade June 22-26 8am - 12 noon or 1pm -5pm July 13-17 8am - 12 noon or 1-5pm Dance Day Camps for children going into 1st through 4th grades July 6-10 8am - 5pm July 20-24 8am - 5pm Dance Day Camp II for children who are 9-12 years old Limit 10 campers per session A 50% deposit reserves a place for your child see dance day camp page or call 983-9458 for more information |
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| 5 year old ballet class performs Go Light your World |
| 4-5 year old acrobatics class performs Chinese Fireworks |
| Creative Movement class performs I Can Sing a Rainbow |
| session of Mini camp added |
we made pinwheels in arts & crafts 6/25/09
| field trip to King Elementary playground 6/24/09 |
tour of King Police Department 6/23/09
| tour of Wendy's 6/25/09 |