- FALL 2026 CLASS SCHEDULE -
Winter Performance of The Nutcracker scheduled for Saturday, December 19th!
- FALL 2026 CLASS SCHEDULE -
Winter Performance of The Nutcracker scheduled for Saturday, December 19th!
Mondays:
9:00-10:30 am - Adult Ballet Class
3:45-4:45 pm - Ballet 1 Class
4:45-6:15 pm - Ballet 5 Class (enrollment in Ballet 5 Technique required)
6:15-7:45 pm - Ballet 6 Class (enrollment in Ballet 6 Technique required)
Tuesdays:
3:45-4:45 pm - Ballet 2 Class
4:45-5:45 pm - Ballet 3 Class
5:45-7:15 pm - Ballet 7A Class (enrollment in Ballet 7B required)
7:15-7:45 pm - Pointe 1 Class
Wednesdays:
9:00-10:30 am - Adult Ballet Class
3:45-5:15 pm - Ballet 4 Class
5:15-6:30 pm - Ballet 6 Technique Class
6:30-6:45 pm - Pre-Pointe Class (must be in Ballet 6 Technique)
Thursdays:
3:45-4:30 pm - Primary Ballet Class
4:30-5:45 pm - Ballet 5 Technique Class
5:45-7:15 pm - Ballet 7B Class (enrollment in 7A required)
7:15-7:45 pm - Pointe 2 Class (for advanced pointe dancers)
FALL 2026 CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Primary Ballet (ages 4+, 45 minutes)
This class is a fun introduction to ballet and creative expression! Rhythm and musicality will be encouraged through joyful choreography, and story-telling through dance will be explored. (Royal Academy Pre-Primary syllabus will be used.)
Ballet 1 (60 minutes)
Students in Ballet 1A will learn beginning ballet skills as they participate in activities designed to help them strengthen their balance, coordination, and stamina. Creative expression and story-telling through dance will continue to be encouraged. (Royal Academy Primary syllabus will be used.)
Ballet 2 (60 minutes)
In this class, traveling movements are more complex, and dancers will work to master simple jump combinations. Coordination and control of the body, arms, hands, and head will be improved. Teamwork will grow as dancers work together to learn increasingly challenging choreography. (Royal Academy Grades 1 and 2 syllabi will be used.)
Ballet 3 (60 minutes)
Proper turnout and formal ballet positions will be taught in Ballet 2, along with exercises that help increase flexibility, strength, and balance. Emphasis will be placed on turning, jumping, and linking steps, and students will be introduced to simple grand allegro combinations. (Royal Academy Grades 2 and 3 syllabi will be used.)
Ballet 4 (90 minutes)
In this class, students will be introduced to a classical ballet routine, including occasional barre work, and dancers will work to increase their stamina. Proper form and alignment will be emphasized, and choreography will become more artistic and challenging, while still being enriching and fun! (Royal Academy Grade 3 and 4 syllabi will be used.)
Ballet 5 (must also attend Ballet 5 Technique, 90 minutes)
A structured ballet class routine of barre work, center work, and corner work will be observed in this class. Dancers will continue to gain a thorough understanding of ballet vocabulary. The memorization of progressively difficult combinations will become increasingly important as dancers continue to be encouraged to find joy in dance and creative expression. (Royal Academy Grade 5 syllabus will be used.)
Ballet 6 (must also attend Ballet 6 Technique, 90 minutes)
This class will provide dancers with intermediate-level technique practice, along with the skills and strength training needed to prepare for pointe work. Students in this class will participate as a corps de ballet (group) in the recital. (Royal Academy Grade 6 and Intermediate Foundation Syllabi will be used.)
Ballet 5 and 6 Technique Classes (60-75 minutes)
These are non-performing classes that will focus on building strength, increasing flexibility, and refining artistry and technique. These classes are important for Ballet 5 and Ballet 6 dancers as they prepare for advancement and future pointe work.
Ballet 7 (must attend at least 2 classes a week, 90 minutes)
Students in these classes will be working on advanced-level technique. These students will participate in group dances, and they will also be given small group, duet, and solo opportunities. (Royal Academy Intermediate and Advanced Syllabi will be used.)
Pre-Pointe/Pointe 1 (pre-pointe evaluation required to begin pointe training, 15-30 minutes)
These classes will focus on the building the strength needed for proper pointe dancing. Pre-Pointe and Pointe technique and training will be taught in a safe and structured way. Readiness of students to begin pointe will be determined by the teacher. (Royal Academy Intermediate Foundation Syllabus will be used.)
Pointe 2 (30-45 minutes)
For intermediate to advanced pointe students, this class will prepare dancers for classical variations and solo performances. (Royal Academy Intermediate and Advanced Foundation Syllabi will be used.)