Ballet Memphis

Ballet Memphis, formed in 1986, aims to create a ballet company that represents and uplifts our community and nation. Our company is diverse and beautiful in mind, spirit, and body, using this art to serve others. The company's original repertoire, which mirrors the region's culture, has reached audiences worldwide and at home such as the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C., The Joyce Theater, New York City, etc. In our art, we are more open than ever to new possibilities. As our world presents new possibilities, we are ready for new work, new stories, and new ideas. In the fun, safe, and creative environment, we have created; we encourage everyone to try new things. Together, we can all help each other see new possibilities in our relationships, in how we pursue our craft, and in imaginative worlds. Ballet Memphis is dedicated to being inclusive regardless of age, race, sexual orientation, gender, or ability. We oppose racism and any form of exclusion or harm. We are proud of our diversity, which is a result of our excellence.

Overall, the reviews of the ballet studio are very positive. The community values the facility as an excellent place for students of all levels of experience. They also have opportunity for community engagement and involvement. The careful yet fun atmosphere and energy of the place and the lives of the people indicate the presence of a wonderful sense of community. Instructors at the facility also have Mom's interest. They really care. A parent noticed how her child is starting to really appreciate ballet because her perception has changed. The ballet studio also offers an adult ballet class, which has received positive feedback. One of the instructors, Oscar, was mentioned, he is warm and welcoming. These classes provide beginner to advanced levels. So, whether you are new to ballet or looking to brush up your skills, there is something for everyone. In addition to ballet classes, there are performances, ...including young artists. One reviewer noticed that the instructors in a particular "Dancer's Composition" class worked cohesively to plan out the session. This is a student-driven performance. This indicates how the center creates an environment that blends creativity and individual growth. The consistency in how the facility chooses the type of performances to showcase is impressive. The majority of performances have live performances, while some performances are recorded. Performance setting really evident in show: the creative director explained in detail how the stage setup come about and its meaning to the performance. Visiting the ballet facility confirms how the center is welcoming and how supportive the staff is. Even though the staff seem super busy, one will feel how the atmosphere is collective and nurturing. From this assessment, the facility is well suited for children and adults. The positive contributions from students and parents alike move the ballet to the next level.