Choose Your Adult Ballet Class

Adult ballet classes have generally much looser uniform requirements than if you attended a ballet school. You'll be fine with a comfortable, stretchy exercise outfit. If you would like to read about all the adult attire options, read our ultimate guide.

For your first class, you'll be fine with socks or bare feet. But neither of those is ideal long-term. Making a small investment in ballet flats will likely give you a much better experience. If you want to learn more which ballet shoes to choose, read our dedicated guide.

If you go to the menu and select 'Directions', you can navigate to the studio directly. The studio is at 567 Glen Huntly Road but you will be entering via Foster Street, which is just off Glen Huntly. You can't miss it.

You don't need previous ballet experience to attend our adult ballet lessons. Let's be clear though: The first lesson will likely introduce a lot of new information, so your brain will need to work a little harder. But that goes together with starting anything new. That's why we keep the classes small (no more than 12 dancers) so we can cater to everyone.

In the end, this will be your choice. Our group adult ballet classes are always tailored to whoever is present. We are going into detail so dancers understand the underlying principles of all the steps. Having a few privates can be beneficial as you get to drill down into areas that you're the most concerned about, or try things you normally don't dare to do in a class.

Totally. If you are just starting, you can either book a class, or send a message and we can discuss the best approach for your particular situation, goals and interests. Some dancers like to join the group lesson straight away, some like to get a few privates to kick-start their adult ballet training.

Let's be honest, your very first class will probably feel a bit unusual. Like anything new, you will start learning new terminology and movements that are not often practised outside of a ballet studio. But you're not the first one. Once you get over the first few lessons, you'll see how fun it is. Remember - everyone's been there and had to start somewhere. You can also download our little ballet guide so you get a head start.