Ballet I, II & III
Ages 9+
Our Ballet I, II & III program is thoughtfully designed to build and strengthen foundational classical ballet technique for dancers ages 9 and up. Whether your child is new to ballet, returning after time away, or seeking to advance their skills, this program offers structured, level-appropriate instruction in a supportive environment.
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In This Program, Dancers Will:
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Learn proper body alignment and placement
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Build strength, flexibility, and grace of movement
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Expand classical ballet vocabulary and terminology
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Develop rhythm, musicality, and performance presence
Upon enrollment, students will be assessed and placed in the level (I, II, or III) that best supports their growth based on experience and technique.
A Well-Rounded Dance Experience
To create well-rounded dancers, the Ballet I–III program incorporates instruction in several other styles:
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Lyrical – Combines ballet and jazz with an emphasis on storytelling, emotion, and musical interpretation
Note: Ballet enrollment is required for Lyrical participation.
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Tap – Focuses on sound clarity, rhythm, and timing
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Jazz – High-energy, expressive movement with dynamic technique
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Tumbling – Acrobatic strength-building through beginner and intermediate skills
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Hip Hop – Fun, upbeat choreography rooted in street-dance styles
This diverse curriculum helps dancers explore movement across genres while deepening their technique and creative expression.
Dress Code
Ballet
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Black Leotard w/Black skirt
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Tan Hanami Ballet Shoes
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Skin-toned convertible tights
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Hair pulled neatly away from the face
Other Styles
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Tap: Tan Tap shoes
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Jazz: Tan Jazz shoes
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Lyrical: Half-sole or lyrical shoes
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Hip Hop: Jazz Sneakers or Sneakers
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Tumbling: Fitted clothing; barefoot or jazz shoes
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Ballet II & III
Placement Only
Ballet II & III is part of our elite training track, designed for dedicated dancers who demonstrate strong technical proficiency, discipline, and a passion for performance. This high-performance, competition-level class prepares students for advanced training and stage excellence.
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What to Expect
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Rigorous classical ballet technique
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Advanced barre and center work
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Adagio, pirouettes, petit and grand allegro
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Pre-pointe and pointe work (for eligible dancers)
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Artistic development and musicality
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Competitive choreography and performance readines
Requirements
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Placement by audition or instructor assessment
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Strong foundation in ballet vocabulary and technique
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Consistent attendance and active participation
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Required involvement in rehearsals, performances, and competitions
Dress Code
Ballet
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Black Leotard w/Pink skirt
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Tan Hanami Ballet Shoes
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Skin-toned convertible tights
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Hair pulled neatly away from the face
Other Styles
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Tap: Tan Tap shoes
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Jazz: Tan Jazz shoes
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Lyrical: Half-sole or lyrical shoes
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Hip Hop: Jazz Sneakers or Sneakers
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Tumbling: Fitted clothing; barefoot or jazz shoes