Founded in 1929 by Earle and
Dorothy Cobb, the Earle Cobb Dance Studio started with little more than a hand-full of students and a small, second-floor
studio over a grocery store on the corner of North Flores and Woodlawn. Since then, the studio has grown to a student body
numbering in the hundreds and has produced an impressive roster of professional dancers and instructors.
Through it
all, from the Charleston step of its Jazz Age beginnings to today’s lively hip hop, and the excitement of tap and jazz,
the studio has made sure that dance is—above all else—fun. More than anything, the Earle Cobb Dance Studio is
about the joy of dancing—an art that, when taught with the care it deserves, naturally instills poise,
grace, strength and self-assurance in its young students.
And even though the studio has grown considerably
since we first opened our doors, we still carefully maintain the size of each and every class to ensure an optimal
student-teacher ratio. Even now, pre-school classes are limited to 10 to 12 students and beginner and intermediate
dance classes are limited to 12 to 16 students, respectively, with an instructor and assistant instructor assigned to each
room.
Attention to detail and a kind, enthusiastic attitude are just some of the reasons why the Earle Cobb Dance Studio
has lasted through three generations of dancers.
Our philosophy has always been - “Smile and have fun!”
and we’re still saying it to this day.
Feel free to visit us at our facility at Starlight Oaks Shopping Center on De Zavala or call us
at 210.493.9611 with any questions you may have. And thank you for considering Earle Cobb Dance Studio.
