Ballet Spartanburg

Instructor/student arrangements must be approved by Ballet Master. Studio space must be reserved on the calendar by Ballet Master. Student must be registered at the Center for Dance Education. Student must be enrolled in at least 3 classes. Student must be 11 years of age or older. Student must have exemplary attendance records. Student must be up to date on tuition. Private lessons are solely for the purpose of refinement and enrichment. Private lessons are not for advancement in levels or desired roles in productions. The class fee is paid directly to the instructor.

Ballet Spartanburg offers a free African Dance class open to the public. Registration for this class is separate from CFDE ballet and dance classes and must be completed by everyone attending.

Outlines the schedule of classes for Toddler - Adult. Please check the schedule to see what classes are cancelled or closed.

The Adult Open Division is for students ages 18 and older who wish to start dancing, return to a passion of dancing, or find a new form of exercise.

The Trainee Program is the highest level of training; it is a bridge between the Pre-Professional Division and Professional Ballet.

The Pre-Professional Division focuses on building strength and stamina with attention to rote.

The Student Division offers instruction in diverse genres with flexible scheduling, focusing on personal enrichment and pure love of movement.

This class is open to anyone who would like to learn about the history of West African Dance, the culture, and the many variations of this art form. Participants will also enjoy movement, exercise, and freedom of spirit and mind. Classes are taught by an exceptional African Dance instructor, Angela Gibson, and accompanied by skilled drummer Hamadi Brown. This four-month long class is recognized as one of the most exciting community outreach programs we offer.

Ballet Spartanburg is pleased to again offer West African Community Dance classes at no cost to the community - thanks to our generous sponsors! This class is open to anyone who would like to learn about the history of West African Dance, the culture, and the many variations of this art form. Participants will also enjoy movement, exercise, and freedom of spirit and mind. Classes are taught by an exceptional African Dance instructor, Angela Gibson, and accompanied by skilled drummer Hamadi Brown. This four-month long class is recognized as one of the most exciting community outreach programs we offer.