Spark of Creation Studio

Spark of Creation Studio offers classes and lessons in Musical Theater, Hip Hop, Hula, ‘Ori Tahiti, Jazz, Tap, and Vocal & Music. The program includes weeklong musical theater and hip hop summer camps, a 2-week full show camp, and week-long full day, morning, and afternoon camps, with options for both group lessons and private lessons.

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Class and lesson options Monday–Friday with afternoon and evening hours, plus Saturday daytime options; weeklong and 2-week camp sessions are available

Spark of Creation Studio was established in 2006. Its mission states that it is committed to providing quality professional instruction and building community by developing creative, confident and compassionate performers. The studio offers over 70 classes each week in diverse styles such as Musical Theater, Hip Hop, Hula, ‘Ori Tahiti, Jazz, Tap, and more, with programs for both youth and adults, including Little Sparks and Recreational programs and competitive team experiences. It has three dance studios and two music studios and offers a Performer’s Pathway to guide students on their journey to becoming confident and skilled performers, along with the option to take a free trial class. The studio is a member of the National Dance Education Organization and offers Junior and Secondary chapters of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts. Studio leadership includes Artistic Director Marilou Lafon, Studio Director Randy Lafon, and Program Manager Kelli O'Neill.

Spark of Creation Studio describes its community as positive and vibrant, welcomes both children and adults, and states that it focuses on educating and enriching the Peninsula’s performing arts scene. The studio lists its values as Supportive Community, Positive Experiences, Artistic Minds & Bodies, Resilience, and Kindness. It also states that it is committed to cultivating a love for the performing arts in its students and enriching the Peninsula’s performing arts scene.

Student and parent testimonials describe long-term participation in hula and Tahitian dance and performing in an annual Polynesian Showcase, enjoyment of a Peter Pan Jr. production, a welcoming experience when moving into an Advanced class, and growth in confidence and skill in dance. Testimonials also describe appreciation for the teachers’ time, energy, and influence on young dancers.

Last updated March 19, 2026.