Building a tradition of excellence in Dance Education since 1970
Dance instills discipline of the mind and body.
Dance nurtures an appreciation of good music.
    Dance develops a beautiful, strong body with good posture.
    Dance teaches cooperation and teamwork in achieving a goal.
    Dance develops the coordination needed for sports and other activities.
    Dance channels the boundless energy of youth into a productive course.
Opening for a Princess
Tap class performing So Very Glad You're Here
121 E. Dalton Rd
PO Box 427
King, NC 27021
Phone: 336 983-9458

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.
·Ballet     ·Tap
·Acrobatics     ·Jazz     ·Baton      ·Lyrical  
·Musical Theatre    · Creative Movement     ·Twos & Moms                    ages 18 months-adults
Ballet class performing Waiting for my
Prince
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 Dawn Webster attended the Carolina Dance Mastes, Inc. convention at the Koury Center in Greensboro.
They took continuing education classes from master teachers. JoyceTriche taught a preschool dance classes for teachers
and she was re-elected to the board of directors of Carolina Dance Masters, Inc.

Nine students in musical theatre class performed on Global Gospel Radio and at Priddy Manor Assisted Living on
December 28, 2007. See pictures in the performance gallery.

Mr Jacob Toth taught master classes for jazz students on January 21, 2008. See pictures in the picture gallery.

Shanna Stanley, a senior at Miss Joyce's, won the Acrobatics Category Award at the Carolina Dance Masters scholarship
auditions held in Graham on February 3. 2008.

Students performed at Priddy Manor on March 29, 2008.

Beginner jazz students performed at Healthy Kids Day at the Stokes Family YMCA on April 12,2008.
Preschool students demonstrated skills at the Little Folks Festival sponsored by Stokes Partnership for Children on April
19,2008.

Four students competed in the White Lightning Talent Competition in Lincolnton on April 20,2008.

National Dance Week was celebrated April 19 - April 25 with free classes for friends of current students.

Twenty-one students competed in Tri-State Dance Contest in Asheville on April 26-27,2008.  

Spring Production Royalty was held at theStevens Center of the North Carolina School of the Arts on June 14,2008
We are searching for people who love to dance
Join us dancing in light this year
Classes are in progress
Registration is continuing
KingFest Performance
October 4, 2008
To register for the 2008 -2009 dance year