The Performing Arts School of Classical Ballet

A Teaching Institution since 1980, Miss Billie became the owner in 1990. She has retained her position, and the school continues to be an established classical ballet training destination. Nancy Smith, who has been with us since 1997, instructs the advanced classes of students. Our students spend countless hours training in classical ballet, whether or not they wish to pursue a professional dance career. They are able to derive satisfaction from the opportunity to work hard and create the beauty they desire in their lives. A few students in each class select ballet as a career path. They will typically join professional ballet companies. Others become soloists. Former students have progressed to dance faculty appointments, choreography positions, and successful non-dance-related careers. The overwhelming majority of students do not pursue professional dance. However, ballet’s discipline and challenges contribute to their physical, mental, and emotional growth.

The community seem to appreciate the art center and they also appreciate the performances offered by different artists and their instructors are also highly skilled to make sure people want to be in the place more than ones.Elizabeth is mentioned by a number of customers as a good instructor to their daughters. She is patient and understanding when teaching them how to do ballet moves. The place is also convenient because it is easily accessible with adequate space for parking. I would not recomend the school crowd but would tell every family someone who wants to be a dancer to go there.