Eugene Ballet

Adult Classes Fall Session: September 2-December 13, 2025 Winter Session: January 5-March 21, 2026 Spring Session: March 30-June 13, 2026

For Professional Programs, financial and attendance commitments are required through the end of the season (37-week season). For General Open Dance Classes, a minimum commitment of one month is required. Students are automatically enrolled in the full season (Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions). Those wishing to withdraw must opt out by the last week of the month to prevent further charges. Monthly tuition payments are due on the 1st of each month. Late fees begin to accrue if payment is not made by the 10th.

Creative Movement and Pre-Classes For Creative Movement and Pre-Classes, a minimum commitment of one month is required. Students are automatically enrolled in the full season (Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions). Those wishing to withdraw must opt out by the last week of the month to prevent further charges. Monthly tuition payments are due on the 1st of each month. Late fees begin to accrue if payment is not made by the 10th. Annual Registration Fee: $30 for returning families $50 for new families Tuition is calculated based on the total number of classes enrolled for all students in the family.

Creative Movement and Pre-Classes For Creative Movement and Pre-Classes, a minimum commitment of one month is required. Students are automatically enrolled in the full season (Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions). Those wishing to withdraw must opt out by the last week of the month to prevent further charges. Monthly tuition payments are due on the 1st of each month. Late fees begin to accrue if payment is not made by the 10th. Annual Registration Fee: $30 for returning families $50 for new families Tuition is calculated based on the total number of classes enrolled for all students in the family.

For dancers with 3+ years of experience.

For dancers with 1-2 years of experience.

For dancers with some experience, or those who have completed Adult Ballet Foundations.

This class is perfect for dancers with no ballet experience and will cover all of the basics. Dancers will also receive a vocabulary list upon enrollment that will complement the content covered in this session. No ballet attire necessary (athletic wear or dance wear welcome).

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

Level 6 is the highest level in the current training curriculum. Students at this level can expect to train 5 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 6 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. At this level, a strong technical foundation should be in place.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

The Contemporary Track is optional for students in Levels 5 & 6. This track is designed for upper-level students who wish to pursue a more focused curriculum and intensive training in the Contemporary realm. Students will experience more diverse coursework that places less emphasis on classical ballet, especially pointe work. This track is geared toward the dancer that wishes to develop increased self-expression, improvisational skills, and creativity.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Students at this level can expect to train 4 days a week in ballet curriculum as well as other dance genres: jazz, modern, contemporary, and conditioning. Level 5 dancers can expect the difficulty, length of exercise, and number of repetitions to increase. Excellence becomes more challenging as complexity increases. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 5 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 4, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 4 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in level 3, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in level 3 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in level 3, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in level 3 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in level 3, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in level 3 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in level 3, students are given more advanced steps within the Eugene Ballet Academy curriculum. Focus is placed on their ability to memorize combinations, execute steps with proper technique, understand the basic arm positions/transitions, and the student should be ready or nearly ready to begin pointe work. It is typically at this stage in training that we see a greater commitment to dance and development of a young artist. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in level 3 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 2, emphasis is placed on each student being able to demonstrate continued emotional maturity, focus, and attention span. At this level, students are expected to recognize spoken ballet terms and perform movements with added focus on quality. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 2 to master the necessary components.

Upon placement in Level 2, emphasis is placed on each student being able to demonstrate continued emotional maturity, focus, and attention span. At this level, students are expected to recognize spoken ballet terms and perform movements with added focus on quality. Given the amount of material, students may need multiple years in Level 2 to master the necessary components.

The Professional Track is for Levels 2-6. This program provides students with focused classical ballet training through a sound and diverse curriculum. The training guides the dancer through a methodical process of technical advancement, while supporting the development of the versatile dancer.

Focused classical ballet training through a sound and diverse curriculum. The training guides the dancer through a methodical process of technical advancement, while supporting the development of the versatile dancer.

Focused classical ballet training through a sound and diverse curriculum. The training guides the dancer through a methodical process of technical advancement, while supporting the development of the versatile dancer.

Focused classical ballet training through a sound and diverse curriculum. The training guides the dancer through a methodical process of technical advancement, while supporting the development of the versatile dancer.

Focused classical ballet training through a sound and diverse curriculum. The training guides the dancer through a methodical process of technical advancement, while supporting the development of the versatile dancer.

Adult Ballet classes are offered for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced dancers. These drop-in style classes promote strength, flexibility, and grace in a welcoming and supportive setting.

The Professional Program is designed for dedicated students pursuing advanced training in Ballet. Advancement is determined through annual evaluations, and a full season commitment is required.

GO Dance, short for General Open, offers a wide range of classes for dancers of all ages and experience levels. Whether you’re brand new or returning to dance, these flexible classes include styles such as Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Modern, Lyrical, Acro, and more.

Pre-Classes are foundational classes designed for young dancers to explore movement, rhythm, and expression in a fun, age-appropriate environment. These classes help build coordination, confidence, and a love of dance while laying the groundwork for future training.

The joyous and nurturing environment of Eugene Ballet Academy provides inspiration and offers students a safe place to express themselves through movement and share their inspired training through performance.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Training is offered in an array of dance styles including Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro and Conditioning classes. Ballet training incorporates a methodical syllabus with both English (Royal Academy of Dance) and Russian (Vaganova) influence.

Young and adult dancers are educated in a thorough study of classical ballet from Creative Movement to Pre-Professional levels. The curriculum is designed to enhance versatility and develop the total dancer.

Young and adult dancers are educated in a thorough study of classical ballet from Creative Movement to Pre-Professional levels. The curriculum is designed to enhance versatility and develop the total dancer.

Adult Ballet classes are offered for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced dancers. These drop-in style classes promote strength, flexibility, and grace in a welcoming and supportive setting.

The Professional Program is designed for dedicated students pursuing advanced training in Ballet. The curriculum includes Ballet Technique, Pointe (as appropriate), Contemporary, Character, and Conditioning. Advancement is determined through annual evaluations, and a full season commitment is required.

GO Dance, short for General Open, offers a wide range of classes for dancers of all ages and experience levels. Whether you’re brand new or returning to dance, these flexible classes include styles such as Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro, and more.

Pre-Classes are foundational classes designed for young dancers to explore movement, rhythm, and expression in a fun, age-appropriate environment. Students are introduced to a variety of styles including Creative Movement, Pre-Ballet, Pre-Lyrical Ballet, Pre-Acro/Jazz, and Pre-Hip Hop. These classes help build coordination, confidence, and a love of dance while laying the groundwork for future training.

This session focuses on specialized ballet techniques including pre-pointe preparation, pointe work, learning classical variations, and the art of partnering in Pas de Deux.

Explore a diverse range of dance styles including Contemporary, Jazz, and Modern, broadening artistic expression and versatility beyond classical ballet training.

This specialty focus delves into specific technical elements such as mime, advanced turning techniques, and petit allegro, designed to enhance a dancer's technical proficiency.

An educational series covering crucial topics for dancers, including injury prevention strategies, historical context of dance, and essential health and wellness practices.

Repertoire class dedicated to learning and rehearsing pieces for the end-of-intensive showcase, exclusively for students enrolled in the full three-week program.

Classical Technique is a core component of the training offered, focusing on the fundamental principles and movements of classical ballet to build a strong foundation for dancers.

Instilling a love and an appreciation for the art of dance, this class lays the foundation for the development of the future ballet dancer. Basic ballet vocabulary is introduced and strength, flexibility, and musicality as it relates to classical ballet technique are developed.

Ballet class for Level 1 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Ballet class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Additional Pre-Level Classes offer students the opportunity to explore a variety of movement styles, including Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical and Acro. Students are exposed to introductory components specific to each genre. These classes develop a wide range of skills including rhythm, coordination, movement comfort, spatial awareness, and flexibility.

Tap dance class for beginners.

Tap dance class for intermediate dancers.

Hip Hop dance class for Level 1/2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Lyrical class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Tap dance class for advanced dancers.

Hip Hop dance class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

(Academy youth class open to adult community dancers)

Stretching and flexibility class for Level 2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Jazz class for Level 2X dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

(Academy youth class open to adult community dancers)

Ballet class for Level 2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

For dancers with 3+ years of experience.

Leaps and Turns class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Musical Theatre dance class for teens.

Acrobatic dance class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Musical Theatre and Tap dance class for Level 1/2 dancers.

A mystery combo class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

A class focusing on technique, tricks, and transitions for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

For adult dancers with 3+ years ballet training. (This class includes EBA Ballet 6 students.)

This class exposes the young child to the art of creative dance in a nurturing and inspiring environment. Spatial awareness, movement comfort, basic rhythm, coordination and locomotor skills are developed.

A fast-paced upper-level class for the experienced dancer. We welcome ages 13+ and adults to experience a well-rounded and challenging ballet class.

Stretching and flexibility class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

A progressive ball class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Instilling a love and an appreciation for the art of dance, this class lays the foundation for the development of the future ballet dancer. Basic ballet vocabulary is introduced and strength, flexibility, and musicality as it relates to classical ballet technique are developed.

Jazz Technique class for Level 6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Jazz Technique class for Level 5 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

This class is for those students who have had some previous training and have a basic knowledge of classical ballet vocabulary and technique. This class is designed for the student interested in advancing their knowledge and skills, as well as those wishing to refresh their technique and get back into ballet!

A beginning level pointe class for adults with some or little experience looking to take their first steps en pointe.

Acrobatic dance class for Level 2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Jazz class for Level 5 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Lyrical class for Level 2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Ballet class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

This class is perfect for dancers with no ballet experience and will cover all of the basics. Dancers will learn vocabulary that will complement the content covered in this session. No ballet attire necessary (athletic wear or dancewear welcome).

Jazz class for Level 4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

For beginning teens and adults, and those returning to ballet after a leave of absence.

Acrobatic dance class for Level 4 dancers, focusing on technique, tricks, and transitions. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Modern dance class for Level 5 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Hip Hop dance class for Level 4/5 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Acrobatic dance class for Level 1 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Lyrical class for Level 5/6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Jazz class for Level 1 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Stretching and flexibility class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Jazz class for Level 2 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Leaps and Turns class for Level 3/4 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

For adult dancers with 2+ years ballet training

Modern dance class for Level 6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

This class is for the adult student who has a very basic knowledge of ballet with some previous experience. This class is perfect for the student who may have danced some as a young child or has recently been inspired and would like to expand their knowledge and experience. Curriculum focuses on exercises, techniques and steps of classical ballet with an emphasis on terminology and body alignment. Classes include warm-up, barre and center floor work.

Additional Pre-Level Classes offer students the opportunity to explore a variety of movement styles, including Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical and Acro. Students are exposed to introductory components specific to each genre. These classes develop a wide range of skills including rhythm, coordination, movement comfort, spatial awareness, and flexibility.

Acrobatic dance class for Level 3 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

(Academy youth class open to adult community dancers)

Conditioning class for Level 6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Additional Pre-Level Classes offer students the opportunity to explore a variety of movement styles, including Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical and Acro. Students are exposed to introductory components specific to each genre. These classes develop a wide range of skills including rhythm, coordination, movement comfort, spatial awareness, and flexibility.

Jazz class for Level 3 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Ballet class for youth ages 8-12.

Jazz class for Level 6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Ballet class for teen ages 13+.

This class is for the dancer who has had 1-2 years of experience in ballet. Whether you are a beginning student looking to develop more skills or a dancer who is looking to refresh or hone their technique, this class may be for you.

Hip Hop dance class for Level 6 dancers. Placement required for select classes to ensure appropriate level and safety.

Prices shown are for the full Summer Session, June 23-July 26, 2025. Commitment is expected from your start date through the end of the session. Tuition is due weekly starting on June 23, 2025. Late fees begin to accrue if payment is not made by the 10th of the month following the due date.

Prices shown are for the full 5-week Summer Session, June 23-July 26, 2025. Commitment is expected from your start date through the end of the session. Tuition is due on June 23, 2025. Late fees begin to accrue if payment is not made by the 10th of the month following the due date.

This class is perfect for dancers with no ballet experience and will cover all of the basics. Dancers will also receive a vocabulary list upon enrollment that will complement the content covered in this session. No ballet attire necessary (athletic wear or dance wear welcome). Students must enroll in the full session as this class is progressive and builds upon previous classes.