Glavin Dance was created with intention. Every detail—from layout to lighting to the energy itself—was designed to welcome, inspire, and create a sense of belonging the moment you walk in.
The elevated environment raises expectations. It encourages presence, pride, serves as a reminder that your artistry is worthy of a space built with care.
Our training combines strong technical foundation with modern, research-driven methods; in a space intentionally designed to fulfill those expectations. Each dancer is met where they are and guided forward with purpose. Strength and expression grow together.
We carry a deep responsibility to support the wellbeing of every dancer we work with, whether they are just beginning or pursuing professional opportunities. We train with excellence, while honoring and protecting the body and mind that make the work possible.
More than a studio, this is a home for growth, individuality, and the pursuit of something greater.
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For Sarah Rose Glavin, dance has always been home — the place where strength, artistry, and emotion meet. A former Loyola Academy Varsity dancer and competitor, turned award-winning choreographer, she’s dedicated her life to helping young dancers grow with both excellence and compassion.
After being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Dysautonomia, Sarah Rose redefined what resilience means — using movement as a way to heal, express, and thrive.
At Glavin Dance, her mission is clear: to train elite dancers while protecting their well-being, honoring their individuality, and building a community grounded in respect, love, and integrity.
A Letter from the Founder
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Our Talented Team
Our incredible staff of instructors are highly trained and passionate individuals, eager to share their love of dance with our students! With a diverse training background and variety of specialities, our ever growing team ensures that each dancer receives the quality training and instruction they deserve.
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Class Fees
Fall Semester - 16 weeks
Spring Semester - 16 weeks
30 Min Class - $250
45 Min Class - $300
60 Min Class - $350
75 Min Class - $400
*Media classes include an additional $25 fee
Private Lessons
30 Min Lesson - $45
45 Min Class - $65
60 Min Class - $85
Discounts may be offered for multi-lesson packages and 2:1 lessons
Birthday Parties
75 Minutes - Price based on attendance.
We would love to host your dancer's dream birthday party! Call/email to inquire.
Studio Rental
Please call/email to inquire about studio rental opportunities.
Class Dress Code
Please find details below regarding class attire, footwear, etc.
BALLET
Dancers should wear a leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes. (Leather, split sole ballet shoes are recommended for stronger muscle development.)
Hair must be worn pulled back in a bun, secured with bobby pins.
Acro-Tumbling
Dancers should wear a leotard or other form fitting clothes. No baggy shirts, sweatpants, or other apparel may we worn that may slide or fall in students' faces, or potentially hinder safe spotting.
Hair must be worn pulled back and out of the face.
Bare feet - no socks or shoes.
Jazz, Leaps & Turns
Dancers should wear form-fitting athletic clothes such as a leotard, sports bra/athletic top, and spandex shorts/leggings. Warmer layers may be worn for the warm-up portion of class, and are encouraged, especially during the cold weather months, but must be shed for the rest of class.
Hair should be worn pulled back and out of the face.
For Leaps & Turns classes, hair should be secured in a bun rather than ponytail for proper spotting.
We prefer students train bare foot. However, if dancers are accustom to wearing half shoes, they may be permitted to do so for portions of class, depending on teacher discretion.
Lyrical, Contemporary
Dancers should wear form-fitting athletic clothes such as a leotard, sports bra/athletic top, and spandex shorts/leggings.
Hair should be worn pulled back and out of the face.
Bare feet - no socks or shoes.
Hip Hop
Dancers may wear any clothes in which they feel most comfortable and free to move. No denim.
Dancers should wear clean, dry sneakers for class.
Tap
Dancers may wear any clothes in which they feel most comfortable and free to move. No denim.
Dancers should wear tap shoes with either socks or tights. If purchasing new tap shoes, we recommend black for future recital performance.
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Glenview, IL 60025