Ballet Arts
Mailing Address: 301 Pollard Ave Rexburg, ID 83440
Dianne Loveland, Director 356-3758 Ballet Arts The Performing School Registration Fee: $ 15.00 due with registration No Performance Fee Two performances: The Nutcracker--There is a $10 costume rental fee for the Nutcracker. Spring Recital--Spring 2012 we will be performing Alice in Wonderland. Costume is required for the Spring Performance PRE BALLET A creative introduction to dance with an emphasis in ballet. Ages 3 and 4
$ 30.00 per month KINDER BALLET An introduction to ballet using imagery to have fun with technique. For students ages 5-6 Thursday 3:30 pm to 4:15 pm $ 30.00 per month |
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BEGINNING BALLET Traditional training in classical ballet. Ages 6 and 7 Wednesday 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm $ 35.00 per month |
Anna, Kaitlin, and Olivia
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ELEMENTARY BALLET Traditional training in classical ballet. Ages 8 and 9 Thursday 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm $ 35.00 per month. ELEMENTARY BALLET II Traditional traning in classical ballet Ages 8-10 Wednesday 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm $ 35.00 per month
INTERMEDIATE BALLET I Traditional training in classical ballet. Ages 12 and over Wednesday 6:00-7:30 $ 40.00 per month INTERMEDIATE BALLET II Traditional training in classical ballet. Meets twice per week. Ages 12 and over Monday 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm and Friday 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm $55.00 per month ADVANCED I BALLET Traditional training in classical ballet. Emphasizes strength, placement, and precision technique. Ages 13 and over Monday 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, and Thursday 5:15 pm -6:45 pm. $55.00 per month ADVANCED II BALLET Traditional training in classical ballet. Emphasizes strength, placement, and percision technique. Meets twice a week.
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Required Dance Attire Black or pink leotards, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes. Ballet skirts are optional. Please pull hair up off the face. Facility Ballet Arts offers a professional “floating floor”. The high density foam beneath the wood absorbs shock and impact to reduce the stress jumping and dancing can place on a growing body. The professionally finished floor also protects the dancer’s investment in pointe shoes and slippers. The waiting room offers a mirrored window, allowing parents to observe their students without students being distracted. The MethodBallet Arts utilizes an original curriculum designed by Mrs. Loveland. This method dovetails child development and ballet technique for a unique ballet education focusing on building skills sequentially. Building a strong foundation in young dancers prevents both injury and develops good habits that support growth as a dancer and artist. The Experience
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