Best Ballet Classes in Alameda, CA

“Thanks for being an awesome place for my daughter to learn ballet and make new friends.”

“If you come to the Academy of Ballet you will be challenged but also encouraged, you will learn and grow immensely and have fun doing so.”

“Centrally located on Bush off Van Ness Avenue with sprung Marley-covered floors, mirrored walls, CD sound system (no piano/accompaniment) with plenty of Porta Barres in a clean, modern converted retail space (built 1992), this dance studio is a wonde...”

“I love that when I pay her tuition I am not just buying lessons but supporting a real arts program in my area.”

“For that age, I appreciate the warm up to Little Mermaid's "Part of that World" and my daughter also likes some of the games in between dance routines.”

“Recently, she participated in her first studio production of Sleeping Beauty, performed at Chabot College, and the pre- to post- production was the best experience my family could be involved in.”

“I love this place because it's a safe place to be yourself and the teachers there are really funny, like Mr.”

“You will get a well-paced advanced-beginner's ballet class (mostly Vaganova), with eagle-eye corrections (if you want them, and you should; even top professional dancers are always working to improve).”

“My daughter loves the Hip hop class and have a lot of fun, exercise and of course she learn new moves every class she goes.”

“Very impressed with program and the older dancers as well.”

“She is a true professional We have been taking classes there for 6 years now”

“Our kids love it, and it's given them a chance to experience art, expression, and helps develop their independence and confidence.”

“Since its establishment in 2003, City Ballet San Francisco (CBSF) has placed students into national and international professional ballet and dance companies, as well as prestigious universities. Taught by exceptional faculty with strong knowledge in...”

“From PDA, I've made so many friends, had so many good experiences, and learned how much I love dance.”

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