Bethel Ballet Academy

Bethel Ballet Academy presents The Nutcracker! Set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score, you will be captivated as Clara and her beloved Nutcracker battle a Mouse Queen, encounter dancing Snowflakes and are swept away to the Land of Sweets. Come join us for this spectacular holiday tradition!

Upper School consists of students ages 7 and up (Levels I-V). To help each student develop to their fullest potential as a dancer, students are placed according to their physical ability, level of commitment, attitude and technical achievement. Based on these factors, a student may be moved up or down a level during the year at the discretion of the teachers. Advancement in the Upper School is based solely on technical ability, not age or number of years in a level. Parents should encourage students to commit themselves to the discipline involved in the art of ballet. They should be encouraged to pay close attention to their teachers, apply all corrections given in a class to them or other students, and focus and concentrate on what is expected of them in class.

Upper School consists of students ages 7 and up (Levels I-V). To help each student develop to their fullest potential as a dancer, students are placed according to their physical ability, level of commitment, attitude and technical achievement. Based on these factors, a student may be moved up or down a level during the year at the discretion of the teachers. Advancement in the Upper School is based solely on technical ability, not age or number of years in a level. Parents should encourage students to commit themselves to the discipline involved in the art of ballet. They should be encouraged to pay close attention to their teachers, apply all corrections given in a class to them or other students, and focus and concentrate on what is expected of them in class.

Upper School consists of students ages 7 and up (Levels I-V). To help each student develop to their fullest potential as a dancer, students are placed according to their physical ability, level of commitment, attitude and technical achievement. Based on these factors, a student may be moved up or down a level during the year at the discretion of the teachers. Advancement in the Upper School is based solely on technical ability, not age or number of years in a level. Parents should encourage students to commit themselves to the discipline involved in the art of ballet. They should be encouraged to pay close attention to their teachers, apply all corrections given in a class to them or other students, and focus and concentrate on what is expected of them in class.

Upper School consists of students ages 7 and up (Levels I-V). To help each student develop to their fullest potential as a dancer, students are placed according to their physical ability, level of commitment, attitude and technical achievement. Based on these factors, a student may be moved up or down a level during the year at the discretion of the teachers. Advancement in the Upper School is based solely on technical ability, not age or number of years in a level. Parents should encourage students to commit themselves to the discipline involved in the art of ballet. They should be encouraged to pay close attention to their teachers, apply all corrections given in a class to them or other students, and focus and concentrate on what is expected of them in class.

This class is open to non-dancers as well!

1 hour class per week, no experience needed.

Our Lower School provides instructions specifically tailored to the special needs of young developing students ages 3-6. Classes introduce students to skills necessary for classical ballet training which begins at age 7. Gentle discipline and encouragement are combined to nurture each child’s natural creativity. Terminology and the basics of technique are gradually introduced. The students will be taught coordination skills, balance, body awareness, muscle development, stretching and strength building.

Our Lower School provides instructions specifically tailored to the special needs of young developing students ages 3-6. Classes introduce students to skills necessary for classical ballet training which begins at age 7. Gentle discipline and encouragement are combined to nurture each child’s natural creativity. Terminology and the basics of technique are gradually introduced. The students will be taught coordination skills, balance, body awareness, muscle development, stretching and strength building.

Our Lower School provides instructions specifically tailored to the special needs of young developing students ages 3-6. Classes introduce students to skills necessary for classical ballet training which begins at age 7. Gentle discipline and encouragement are combined to nurture each child’s natural creativity. Terminology and the basics of technique are gradually introduced. The students will be taught coordination skills, balance, body awareness, muscle development, stretching and strength building.

This class is for children ages 0-3 and a parent or caretaker. Together we will learn rhythm, musicality, colors and basic movements all set to fun and engaging music.

Upper School consists of students ages 7 and up (Levels I-V). To help each student develop to their fullest potential as a dancer, students are placed according to their physical ability, level of commitment, attitude and technical achievement. Based on these factors, a student may be moved up or down a level during the year at the discretion of the teachers. Advancement in the Upper School is based solely on technical ability, not age or number of years in a level. Parents should encourage students to commit themselves to the discipline involved in the art of ballet. They should be encouraged to pay close attention to their teachers, apply all corrections given in a class to them or other students, and focus and concentrate on what is expected of them in class.

1 hour technique class per week, no experience needed.

This class is open to non-dancers as well!

No experience needed! This class will be continuing throughout the summer.