Greenville Ballet School

ADULT BALLET: $19 per class, $170 for 10-class card (good for 6 months)

SINGLE CLASS RATE: $15/hour, $20 per 90-minute class

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 6 or more $300

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 5.5 $260

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 5 $250

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 4.5 $226

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 4 $212

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 3.5 $193

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 3 $175

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 2.5 $153

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 2 $130

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 1.5 $98

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 1.25 $87

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition 1 $77

HOURLY CLASS TUITION Hours per week Monthly Tuition .75 $72

PERFORMANCE CLASS TUITION $70 per month ($85 if more than one Nutcracker part or Spring performance part)

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Level 5 and Pointe 5.5 $260

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Level 3 and 4 with Pointe 4 $212

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Level 3 and 4 3 $175

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Level 2 2 $130

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Level 1 1 $77

BALLET CLASS TUITION Class Hours per week Monthly Tuition Pre-Ballet 3/4 $72

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

These are “rehearsals” for The Nutcracker or for a special “dance” in the Spring Performance with costumes and original choreography created specifically for the students involved.

Three 90-minute classes per week including pointe work and men’s work. Students must also take Pointe and/or Modern for a minimum of 5.75 hours per week.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week. Level 5 has three 90-minutes classes per week.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week. Level 5 has three 90-minutes classes per week.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week. Level 5 has three 90-minutes classes per week.

A once-a-week class at a beginning level of Classical Ballet training. The Tuesday class will be reserved for students enrolled in the Performance Class and participating in The Nutcracker and the Spring Performance.

A once-a-week class to introduce children to basic elements of movement and ballet in a creative, fun environment. Includes some basic ideas from classical ballet.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week.

We also offer separate Performance Classes for students who would like to participate in our annual production of The Nutcracker and/or perform an extra piece of choreography specially created for them for our Spring Showcase.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do. We offer a quality experience in a quality environment.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do. We offer a quality experience in a quality environment.

The Greenville Ballet School’s experienced, professional faculty offers instruction and performance opportunities in Classical Ballet, Pointe, and Modern Dance. See what our students can do. We offer a quality experience in a quality environment.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week. All 4th graders as well as 3rd graders who have already been in Level 1 Ballet will be placed in Level 2. Level 3 and 4 students who are 11 years old and older may add Pointe class (with faculty approval). Students generally do not advance to Level 3 until at least 5th grade. Some students advance more quickly. Students generally do not advance to Level 4 until at least 7th grade. Some students advance more quickly. Students generally do not advance to Level 5 until at least 9th grade. Some students advance more quickly.

A graded twice-a-week curriculum of more formal Classical Ballet instruction. Level 2 has two one-hour classes per week, Levels 3 and 4 have two 90-minute classes per week. All 4th graders as well as 3rd graders who have already been in Level 1 Ballet will be placed in Level 2. Level 3 and 4 students who are 11 years old and older may add Pointe class (with faculty approval). Students generally do not advance to Level 3 until at least 5th grade. Some students advance more quickly. Students generally do not advance to Level 4 until at least 7th grade. Some students advance more quickly. Students generally do not advance to Level 5 until at least 9th grade. Some students advance more quickly.

(must be 11 years old and approved by faculty) – A once-a-week class to introduce intermediate ballet students to working “en pointe.” Dancing on toe is part of the classical ballet technique for more experienced female dancers after several years of intense training.

(must be 11 years old and approved by faculty) – A once-a-week class to introduce intermediate ballet students to working “en pointe.” Dancing on toe is part of the classical ballet technique for more experienced female dancers after several years of intense training.

Three 90-minute classes per week including pointe work and men’s work. Students must also take Pointe/Variations and/or Modern for a minimum of 5.75 hours per week.

Join us this summer! Regular weekly classes starting August 25 on Wednesdays at 5:45 – 7:15 p.m.

A once-a-week class to introduce children to basic elements of movement and ballet in a creative, fun environment. Includes some basic ideas from classical ballet.

Join us this summer! Regular weekly classes starting August 25 on Wednesdays at 5:45 – 7:15 p.m.

Beginner ballet class introduces the foundations of classical technique, helping students develop alignment, strength, and grace through basic movements.

A once-a-week class to introduce children to basic elements of movement and ballet in a creative, fun environment. Includes some basic ideas from classical ballet.

(must be 11 years old and approved by faculty) – A once-a-week class to introduce intermediate ballet students to working “en pointe.” Dancing on toe is part of the classical ballet technique for more experienced female dancers after several years of intense training.

(must be 11 years old and approved by faculty) – A once-a-week class to introduce intermediate ballet students to working “en pointe.” Dancing on toe is part of the classical ballet technique for more experienced female dancers after several years of intense training.

Introduces students to the basics of Classical Ballet technique including barre work, center work, turns, and jumps. It is paced for adult brains, so we can cover more than a six-year-old beginner, but we give consideration to the fact that the adult bodies may not be in perfect ballerina shape! Each class will be taught to the level of the students attending, usually an intermediate level.

(must be 11 years old and approved by faculty) – A once-a-week class to introduce intermediate ballet students to working “en pointe.” Dancing on toe is part of the classical ballet technique for more experienced female dancers after several years of intense training.

(for Ballet Level 4 and above) – A once-a-week class to introduce competent ballet students to the vocabulary of American modern dance as invented by Martha Graham, Lester Horton, Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, and others. Similar to the work done at most college/university dance programs and at the Greenville County Schools’ Fine Arts Center .

Join us this summer! Regular weekly classes starting August 25 on Wednesdays at 5:45 – 7:15 p.m.

Intermediate ballet will continue developing technique while introducing more complex combinations to challenge both the body and mind.

Level 1: Summer Camp is suitable for children aged 6 to 7 years old, running from June 2 to June 6, with a focus on foundational dance techniques.

Level 2: Summer Camp is for children aged 8 to 9 years old, taking place from June 2 to June 6, providing an intermediate level dance experience.

Pre – Ballet Summer Camp is designed for children aged 4 to 5 years old and will run from June 2 to June 6, offering a fun introduction to ballet.