Royal Academy of Ballet

Miss Vivienne, grew up in Brooklyn, New York City, where she has been dancing as of 4 years old. Miss Vivienne has been dancing for over 40 years. She is fully certified and trained by the Royal Academy of Dance, with her classical ballet training coming from the Royal Academy of Dance Ballet in Malaysia, New York City, Los Angeles, and London. Miss Vivienne is also a graduate of New York University and Hawaii Pacific University. Miss Vivienne received private instruction from Ballet Masters Christine Neubert, Valery Taylor, and Miss Vivienne in New York City. She danced with the American Ballet Theater and the Carnegie Ballet while attending the New York University School of Law. After retiring from professional dancing, Ms. Vivienne switched to corporate jobs but continued her part-time teaching. She later discovered her love for teaching dance and decided to dedicate her time to young dancers by quitting her corporate job. Miss Vivienne then took a break from her teaching career to complete a full Royal Academy of Dance certification and a Bachelor's degree in Ballet Education from the University of Surrey in England. Her first job after graduating was the Young Children's Director at a local Dance Studio No. 1. When she completed her degree, she was offered and took the job of Young Children's Program Director at a local Dance Studio No. 1. Miss Vivienne PASSED the exclaimed dance teachers, and many of her students performed at the International Dance Acclaim Medal Performance in New York and earned Silver (75-84) and Gold (85+) medals in their Royal Academy Of Dance exams! A decade ago, Miss Vivienne moved to Hawaii and founded Royal Academy of Ballet. Royal Academy of Ballet is proud of its 12year mission, and Miss Vivienne has been teaching for over 26 years, bringing her experience and zeal for Dancing to every child is a reality that she loves and respects her children like her own.

The reviews on the Royal Academy of Ballet are a mix of both positive and negative. The parents appreciate the training their toddlers and young children under the guidance of Ms. Vivienne. These review speaks glowingly of her exceptional tutelage. She demonstrated a special care for the children, ensuring attention to details while teaching them the basics of ballet. Foremost is the discipline in the studio observed and the adherence to safety measures by everyone. A clean environment, with free parking in addition to the high level of structure that provides the perfect environment for the children to be disciplined, active, and safe. A few favorable reviewers stated that their children learned ballet and had fun under the direction of Ms. Vivienne. COVID-19 pandemic safety precautions include, but are not limited to the following the protocols of sanitization of hands, temperature checks, wearing masks, and even other safety measures. At the same time, a repeat of the same information by several reviewers regarding the cleanliness and safety of the studio is noted. This shows that the management is very serious with the health of everyone while on the premises. The discipline inside the studio is highly valued just like any other parent would expect a structured training for their children and the results remain to be of value even if it will ask for extra money. Support for all these is family involvement and a childcare partnership. Most of those giving the high grades were wowed by the attentiveness to the students and the teacher’s assistance in developing a strong community of students. Also, a family-like community is also emerging where Royal Academy of Ballet becomes a place to make new friends and share the joy of dancing. There are a few criticisms are levied at the studio mostly revolving around the policies of time, fees, and the absence of good customer care. Such reviews are few with sour grapes thinking that the studio is a waste with no refund and money to pay for latecomer fees. All the reviewers never saw anything that could compromise their child’s safety. Anything anywhere because these children come first. The students were consistently said to be held to a high standard that helped them become disciplined in ballet. That is the learning of ballet itself is discipline justified debate. This is one of the comments that show the debate contradicting whether most crucial highlight of the ballet discipline is the learning or the way it is taught. All reviewed say that our children are learning the right thing to start.