Summer 2026 Drop-In Dance Classes for Adults

Sarah Rose Stack • June 10, 2026

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Broadway Jazz drop-ins for adults are back this summer (and so are many other classes and styles)!


Finding time to dance as an adult is tricky. That's why I am a huge fan of drop-in classes (especially in the summer when life gets even busier). Below are some classes that I, and some of my favorite teachers, are teaching in Western Mass and Northern CT this summer. Hope to see you in class this summer: 5678!


Broadway Jazz with Sarah Rose Stack at Playhouse on Park Theatre


Musical Theatre Dance with Eddie Zitka at Southampton Congregational Church

  • Tues/Thurs, June 2- Jul 16
  • 7- 8 p.m.
  • Location: 212 College Hwy, Southampton, MA (Southampton Congregational Church)
  • Warm up, across the floor, short combo
  • Register: show up and drop in!


Mixed Genres at Nutmeg's Dance & Theatre Co.with friends and I!

  • New teacher and style each week! I’ll be teaching dance team/pom for adults on 7/29
  • Wednesdays, July 6- Aug.14
  • 7- 8 p.m.
  • Nutmegs Dance and Theatre Co. (Southwick, MA)
  • Warm up, new combo each week
  • Register: https://www.nutmegsdance.com


Tap at Playhouse on Park with Darlene Ponist Zoller







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