It allows the classes of other forms of dance, such as: jazz, contemporary, to move at a faster pace as the dancers already know the required foundation steps learned in ballet.
Ballet is a classical dance form that originated in Italy and dates back to the 15th century. The term ballet can be traced back to the Italian word ballare, meaning ‘to dance’.
Ballet is an art form that offers physical activity and artistic expression. In Ballet class, dancers will follow the Royal Academy of Dance Syllabus learning proper ballet technique, terminology and choreography danced to classical music.
Dancers will build physical strength, coordination, and posture, while strengthening mental focus and social skills.
Through ballet, grace and confidence is instilled in children of all ages.
Ballet is the foundation for all other dance forms.
Having strong ballet technique allows dancers to enhance the other styles of dance they perform.
It allows the classes of other forms of dance, such as: jazz, contemporary, to move at a faster pace as the dancers already know the required foundation steps learned in ballet.
Dancers who study ballet will learn to understand more complex musicality and be able to perform to it with grace and poise.
The dance floor is a place of vulnerability, growth and acceptance. It’s a place where we can celebrate our differences with something that we all have in common, our love for dance.
Whether you want to forget about your day and escape into dance, or celebrate and let it be your outlet, the dance floor will always be there. No matter where you come from or who you are, when we're in the studio, we're all on common ground.
We teach Vaganova Ballet technique with elements of Cecchetti and RAD to offer a fully comprehensive Ballet training experience.
 A highly technical form of dance, that helps define the foundational techniques used in many other dance genres. It teaches posture, grace and balance, which will aid the growth of dancers in all genres.
In the same way that an NBA player needs to practice his free throw hundreds of times to build muscle memory and strength for when it counts, a dancer needs to practice their technique.
The great dancers of the twentieth and twenty first century, from Anna Pavlova to Karen Kain have been influenced by the teachings of Enrico Cecchetti.
We believe in educating our students on the importance of being a team and building confidence in themselves and in their teammates.
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