Naming My New Dance Studio!!!

What Should I Name My Studio?

  • Allegro Dance Academy

  • Prima Dance Academy

  • Neither

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eponine03

eponine03

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#1
Hello, ladies!

So besides my love of purses, shoes, and jewelry, I have been in love with dance for over 20 years. This year I have finally decided to take the plunge and open my own studio! I am in the midst of researching/writing a business plan, but I need a name. I will teach ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, lyrical, and modern for all ages.

My two favorites are:
Allegro Dance Academy --or--
Prima Dance Academy

Vote for your favorite or give me some feedback. Thanks!!

Eponine03
 
#2
"Prima" and "Allegro" - they both seem a little cliche to me, kwim?

Even the "Academy" part is overused. Prima Dance or Allegro Dance are catchier.
 
#6
Maybe something more personal, quirkier? Even Eponine Dance sounds... cooler. Prima and Allegra sound very dated...

Sorry to ramble! Long time dancer here... lol. I'm so excited for you, btw.
 
#9
Megs said:
Hum is there meaning behind the name? I like how Prima sounds :yes:
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Prima means "first" in Italian and Allegro means "fast". Both are ballet/dance terms. In my neck of the woods, it's actually cheesey to use your personal name, so I'm going for something artistic but simple.

Thanks for the advice, everyone!

Eponine03 :tup:
 
#11
Allegro sounds masculine IMO, but Allegra sounds like medicine :P

Between the two, I like Prima better. My dance studio growing up was named after my instructor (the owner). It was just called XXXXX XXXXX's School of Dance.
 
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