To The Pointe Dance and Pilates Centre
23120 Lyons Avenue, STE 15, Newhall, CA 91321
About
To The Pointe Dance and Pilates Centre offers classes in Ballet, Pointe, Pre-Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Contemporary, combo classes, tumbling, progressions, turns, stretch, and conditioning. The program also includes Mommy & Me, Pilates for dancers, master classes, private lessons, Pilates privates, group reformer classes, and mat Pilates classes. Dancers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, and the studio offers dancing for all ages along with a large variety of classes and nationally recognized competition teams.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
In 2014 Cassie Cole Fowler opened To The Pointe Dance and Pilates Centre with her longtime friend Briana Nelson, and in 2018 she partnered with Craig and Stephanie Large to expand the studio. The leadership team includes Owner/Artistic Director Cassie Cole Fowler, co-founder Briana Nelson, and partners Craig and Stephanie Large. Cassie received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from Loyola Marymount University and completed the comprehensive certification course through Body Arts and Science International (BASI). Kimmi Schott is a BASI Pilates Certified instructor with a specialization in dancers. Louise was a professor at California State University Northridge in the Kinesiology department and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Deaf Studies. Ian received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Arizona dance department. The staff includes an expert team of skilled, award-winning teachers and choreographers, and Pilates is offered as cross-training for dancers and non-dancers. The studio produces The Nutcracker as a full-length ballet, with the opportunity for hundreds of dancers to perform, and auditions are held each summer for nationally recognized competition teams. Free class sign-up is available.
Parent testimonials describe a variety of programs including ballet, tumbling classes, competition teams, and recreational options, and note that dancers who start later are welcomed. Parents also describe the environment as family friendly and supportive, with space for both recreational and competitive dancers. One parent highlights that it is a program for young children, mentioning a child performing as a Baby Angel in The Nutcracker and dancing in a June recital. Another parent states that dancers at the studio train harder and longer than many other athletic programs and mentions that their child is learning discipline, teamwork, accountability, and time management while making friends.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
In 2014 Cassie Cole Fowler opened To The Pointe Dance and Pilates Centre with her longtime friend Briana Nelson, and in 2018 she partnered with Craig and Stephanie Large to expand the studio. The leadership team includes Owner/Artistic Director Cassie Cole Fowler, co-founder Briana Nelson, and partners Craig and Stephanie Large. Cassie received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from Loyola Marymount University and completed the comprehensive certification course through Body Arts and Science International (BASI). Kimmi Schott is a BASI Pilates Certified instructor with a specialization in dancers. Louise was a professor at California State University Northridge in the Kinesiology department and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Deaf Studies. Ian received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Arizona dance department. The staff includes an expert team of skilled, award-winning teachers and choreographers, and Pilates is offered as cross-training for dancers and non-dancers. The studio produces The Nutcracker as a full-length ballet, with the opportunity for hundreds of dancers to perform, and auditions are held each summer for nationally recognized competition teams. Free class sign-up is available.
Parent testimonials describe a variety of programs including ballet, tumbling classes, competition teams, and recreational options, and note that dancers who start later are welcomed. Parents also describe the environment as family friendly and supportive, with space for both recreational and competitive dancers. One parent highlights that it is a program for young children, mentioning a child performing as a Baby Angel in The Nutcracker and dancing in a June recital. Another parent states that dancers at the studio train harder and longer than many other athletic programs and mentions that their child is learning discipline, teamwork, accountability, and time management while making friends.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
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