Getting Started

Our Ballet programs are designed to create excellent dancers, as well as excellent people. Children will love their classes and will learn much more than just ballet techniques. Ballet teaches the mind, body, and soul, instilling a love of movement and the arts while creating higher discipline, increased confidence, and better posture.

Data shows dance is proven to increase a child’s critical thinking skills, readying children for higher success in academia.

Instructors are working professionals with careers in teaching the arts. Our network of teachers include dancers who have worked with New York City Ballet, The Joffrey Ballet, popstar Ava Max, and actor Harrison Ford. Students receive the top talent of the field, who are always honing their skills. While their individual experiences vary, what they all share are:

• A passion for impacting the next generation
• Professionalism
• The ability to teach newcomers as well as experienced dancers
• Kindness

Being exposed to this level of expertise develops greater sophistication in children.

Your teacher may create a specific dress code, however, here are some Ballet 101 tips:

boy attire: black tights, black ballet shoes, and a white T-shirt or leotard

girl attire: pink tights, pink leotard, pink ballet slippers. A skirt of their choice may be worn so long as they don’t have glitter or loose decoration.

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Private Lessons are available upon request. Please contact us here to be matched with a teacher in our network: [email protected]

1. Safety first. Please wear appropriate footwear such as ballet shoes and appropriate attire for ballet class. You may see our attire page or shop to learn more.
2. Ballet is a discipline which is inspired by art. Students learn by following rules set out by the teacher.
3. Please be respectful to the instructor and to others in the class.
4. Please arrive on time. Students may not leave before the end of class.