Adaptive Dance (Newton & North Shore Studios)
Fully Inclusive Adaptive Dance classes welcome all students ages 8-18 with and without disabilities. Students will make new friends and have fun as they explore creative movement, learn ballet technique, and develop musicality together. Each class includes a lead teacher, teaching assistant, physical therapist and live musical accompaniment. Learn More

Elective class options vary by level/season. Class availability options and registration links are available at the bottom of the page. You must be enrolled in the corresponding Classical Ballet Program class to register for an elective.
 
Modern (Boston, Newton & North Shore Studios)
This class focuses on developing the connection between technique and artistry, drawing from traditional modern dance forms. Expanding beyond the physical discipline, students will grow through the exploration of movement, space, musicality, and creativity. Modern dance builds on the strength and coordination developed in classical ballet training, and provides the students an opportunity to make connections from one style of dance to another.
 
Stretch & Strengthen (North Shore Studio)
A class that focuses on stretching and strengthening exercises that are specifically geared to support the development of our Intermediate and Advanced level students. Students learn about properly warming up before class, and crucial exercises to improve both strength and flexibility with a focus on the student’s core, turn-out, legs, feet, and upper body strength for port de bras.

Children's Program 
Youth Modern (Pre-Ballet 2-Primary, Newton) 
Register for Youth Modern

Elementary Levels
Modern (Boston, Newton, North Shore)
Register for Elem Modern 
Boys Class (Elementary 1-2, Boston)
Register for Boys Class
 
Intermediate/Flex Levels
Modern (Intermediate 1-2, Boston, North Shore) 
Register for Modern
Stretch & Strengthen (North Shore)
Register for Stretch and Strengthen

Questions

Get answers to all of your Classical Ballet Program questions on our FAQS page.

Adaptive Dance (Newton & North Shore Studios)
Fully Inclusive Adaptive Dance classes welcome all students ages 8-18 with and without disabilities. Students will make new friends and have fun as they explore creative movement, learn ballet technique, and develop musicality together. Each class includes a lead teacher, teaching assistant, physical therapist and live musical accompaniment. Learn More

Elective class options vary by level/season. Class availability options and registration links are available at the bottom of the page. You must be enrolled in the corresponding Classical Ballet Program class to register for an elective.
 
Modern (Boston, Newton & North Shore Studios)
This class focuses on developing the connection between technique and artistry, drawing from traditional modern dance forms. Expanding beyond the physical discipline, students will grow through the exploration of movement, space, musicality, and creativity. Modern dance builds on the strength and coordination developed in classical ballet training, and provides the students an opportunity to make connections from one style of dance to another.
 
Stretch & Strengthen (North Shore Studio)
A class that focuses on stretching and strengthening exercises that are specifically geared to support the development of our Intermediate and Advanced level students. Students learn about properly warming up before class, and crucial exercises to improve both strength and flexibility with a focus on the student’s core, turn-out, legs, feet, and upper body strength for port de bras.

Children's Program 
Youth Modern (Pre-Ballet 2-Primary, Newton) 
Register for Youth Modern

Elementary Levels
Modern (Boston, Newton, North Shore)
Register for Elem Modern 
Boys Class (Elementary 1-2, Boston)
Register for Boys Class
 
Intermediate/Flex Levels
Modern (Intermediate 1-2, Boston, North Shore) 
Register for Modern
Stretch & Strengthen (North Shore)
Register for Stretch and Strengthen

Questions

Get answers to all of your Classical Ballet Program questions on our FAQS page.

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