Intermediate Company · The Dancehouse & Co.

Fusion: Train harder. Compete more.

Fusion is our intermediate competition team, for dancers who have proven the basics and are ready for more routines, more training, and bigger stages.

6 classes per week Weekly rehearsals Typically 3–5 routines Season runs July–May
Who Fusion Is For

The honest fit

Fusion dancers have outgrown the entry level. They hold corrections week to week, handle more choreography, and are ready to chase overall placements and convention scholarships.

Fusion sits between Kickstart, our entry company, and The Core, our elite company. Every dancer is placed by audition each May; dancers who score within two points of the next tier may be placed on both teams.

See It For Yourself

Fusion on the floor

Two recent Fusion routines, from our youngest dancers to our teens.

Fusion PeeWee Jazz Small Group routine at The Dancehouse and Co.
PeeWee Jazz Small GroupAge 7
Fusion Teen Lyrical Small Group routine at The Dancehouse and Co.
Teen Lyrical Small GroupAge 13
The Weekly Commitment

6 required classes, across three pillars

Classes build the dancer; rehearsals clean the routines. Fusion dancers train every pillar, every week.

2

Classical

Ballet, Floor Barre, Pre-Pointe, Pointe, Legs & Lines

2

Jazz Technique

Cross Training, Turns & Leaps, Footwork, Jazz Progressions

2

Electives

Acro, Hip Hop, Jazz/Lyrical Combo, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Tap, Improv, and more

Plus weekly rehearsals: every routine has a dedicated 30-minute block; most are on Wednesdays, and a few run on Tuesdays back-to-back with those dancers’ classes. Your dancer is called only for their routines. Classes your dancer competes in count toward the pillar minimums; they are not extra. The minimums are the baseline, not the goal; dancers chasing scholarships and overalls consistently train beyond them.
The Season

Six events, all included

Routines are taught in summer choreography sessions, cleaned in fall rehearsals, and competed January through May.

Dec 5Company Showcase St. Augustine
Jan 8–10Velocity Dance Convention Orlando
Feb 5–7Hall of Fame Dance Competition Jacksonville
Feb 26–28Revive Dance Convention St. Augustine
Apr 3–4In-Studio Convention The Dancehouse & Co.
Apr 30–May 2ID Dance Competition Orlando

All six are mandatory and included in your Company Membership. Optional competitions and conventions can be added for solos, duos, and trios once each event releases pricing.

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The Investment

One flat monthly membership

Your dancer’s entire competition season is bundled into one flat fee, split into 11 equal installments due on the 15th, July through May. You know your number before the season starts, and it does not change. Most Fusion dancers compete 3–5 routines; your commitment survey sets yours.

Included in membership

  • Rehearsals and weekly video critiques
  • Music, concept, and choreography
  • Competition and convention entry fees
  • Custom couture costumes with alterations handled at the studio
  • Company jacket and stage earrings
  • Faculty travel and administrative fees

Budget separately for

  • Weekly class tuition (billed on the 1st, separate from membership)
  • Dancewear, shoes, hair and makeup supplies
  • Travel: hotels for the Orlando events, and food on competition weekends
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The Standards

What we ask of every Fusion family

Attendance is mandatory

Classes and rehearsals are required. Sick or truly unavoidable conflict? Contact us in advance so we can plan around it.

It is a full-season commitment

The Company runs July through May. Mid-season withdrawal leaves the family responsible for everything already fulfilled: taught choreography, ordered costumes, rehearsal fees through the withdrawal month, and event fees already paid.

We protect the culture

Gossip and drama have no place here, in person or online. If something is not working, come to us first; nearly every conflict is solved with one honest conversation.

How to Join

Two paths onto Fusion

Ready to audition

Next auditions: Saturday, May 22, 2027. Before auditions, you complete a commitment survey telling us how many routines and how much your family can commit to; casting stays within it.

Add to My Calendar

Times and details will be posted here as soon as they are set.

Not there yet

Aiming for Fusion from outside the studio or from Kickstart? Train at Fusion’s level now: six weekly classes across the three pillars. Dancers are evaluated against those already training at that volume.

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Common Questions

Answered honestly

What separates Fusion from Kickstart at auditions?+
Consistency and capacity: dancers who hold technique under pressure, retain choreography quickly, and already train at or near six classes a week. The rubric is identical; the scores are what differ.
How much time does Fusion take each week?+
Six weekly classes plus Wednesday rehearsal blocks (30 minutes per routine). Most Fusion dancers are at the studio six to eight hours a week.
How many routines will my dancer compete?+
Most Fusion dancers compete 3 to 5 routines, including their group work and often a duo, trio, or solo. Your commitment survey sets the ceiling.
My dancer was placed on both Fusion and The Core. What does that mean?+
Their audition scored within two points of the elite tier. They will train at their highest level and compete for both teams, which keeps them ready for every routine they are in.
Everything In One Guide

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Fees, training requirements, auditions, the master calendar, and every expectation, in one honest guide. Enter your info and we will send it straight to your inbox.

The full fee table and what membership includes How auditions and placement actually work Every date on the 2026-2027 master calendar

Developing dancers of the highest caliber who lead with discipline, serve with humility, and rise with integrity.

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