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Red Door Dance brings dance & tumbling to the North Texas area in a fun & exciting way!

The 2021-2022 dance season registration is now ope

The 2021-2022 dance season registration is now open! Spots in our most popular classes go quickly! Visit https://dancereddoor.com/schedules/2021-2022-class-schedule/ to register and view the full schedule!

Recital is only six weeks away! Make sure your dan

Recital is only six weeks away! Make sure your dancers feel extra special by purchasing a recital ad! Visit https://red-door-dance-academy.myshopify.com/products/recital-program-ads to purchase!! Design it yourself or let our Marketing Manager work her magic with your photos and message!

these cuties had a blast at rainbow unicorn camp w

these cuties had a blast at rainbow unicorn camp with Miss. Emily today!!

Happy Easter to our dance families! We hope you ar

Happy Easter to our dance families! We hope you are enjoying a full day of family fun!

“We should consider every day lost on which we h

“We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once.”
💭Friedrich Nietzsche

STAY CALM only 7 weeks until recital!!! 🤩

STAY CALM only 7 weeks until recital!!! 🤩

Happy birthday Miss. Jamie! We are so lucky to hav

Happy birthday Miss. Jamie! We are so lucky to have the queen of robot voices as our teacher! Be sure to give her BIG hugs today!

Introducing our final (and newest) room, Maria Tal

Introducing our final (and newest) room, Maria Tallchief!

Behind The Red Door - Part 5: Maria Tallchief
Have you wondered about the meaning behind our studio names? Each of our dance rooms are named after famous dancers that made an impact in the world of dance.
At the age of 17, Maria Tallchief moved to New York City to pursue her dreams of becoming a dancer. She went from dance company to dance company looking for work. Many of the companies discriminated against her because of her Native American ancestry. Rejection did not stop Tallchief; she continued working towards her goal and eventually became one of America’s most popular ballerinas.
Tallchief and her sister opened the Chicago City Ballet, a ballet school and dance company. Never forgetting her Native American ancestry, she spoke out against injustices and discrimination. As prima ballerina, Tallchief not only broke barriers for Native Americans, she also became one of the only Americans recognized in European ballet companies.

🕐 reminder that it’s time to check your dance

🕐 reminder that it’s time to check your dancer’s shoes! if they are a little snug now is the time to order so they are here in time for recital!

we love a good boomerang 🤩

we love a good boomerang 🤩

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