The Center For Ballet Arts

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3928 Pender Dr Ste 200
Fairfax, VA 22030

The Center For Ballet Arts in Fairfax, VA offers a range of ballet classes for all ages and skill levels, focusing on technique and artistry.

With experienced instructors and a supportive environment, the center provides a space for individuals to explore and develop their passion for ballet.

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3.57 reviews
Harriet C.
8/28/2017

My two daughters have been dancing at the Center for Ballet Arts for nearly 10 years. I have taken ballet classes there and now 2 years of Adult Tap class with my husband and other fun loving...

Cynthia D.
11/25/2024

We have been a family here for several years. Unfortunately, the bottom line and not the care of students is what ultimately matters to this place. I am mad at myself for having stayed as long as...

Susie S.
2/23/2011

My daughter danced here for awhile and I would not recomnend this studio. It's all about the money and not about the ballet training. There are several fees on top of tuition and mandatory...

Linda R.
2/8/2011

This studio is very unprofessional. The directors are angry most of the time and the level of technical training is very low. Children would be much better served attending a different studio...

Melanie H.
3/24/2012

I have been at this studio since it opened in 1993. I have studied at many studios in my life (I have been dancing for over 40 years), and I must say, this studio is wonderful! The students get...

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Center For Ballet Arts

The Center, now in its sixteenth year, hosts more than 500 students annually, and offers a wide variety of dance training to all ages. Classes are designed to promote strength, flexibility and technique for the appropriate level and age of the student. From those who dance for the exercise or for the love of dance, to those at dancing at the professional level, the Center for Ballet Arts provides a well rounded curriculum and a pleasant encouraging environment for dance training. Pointe work (or toe dancing) will not be offered before age 11, nor before a student has studied ballet for at least 3 years. Some exceptions may be made, but only at the discretion of the instructor. At the Ballet III level, some students may be introduced to pointe work for the last 15 minutes of class. At age of 11 or 12, pointe work is given in one 1/2 hour lesson per week, following the regular ballet class. The Intermediate and Advanced level pointe classes are 45 to 90 minutes in length. All students studying pointe are required to attend class twice weekly. Modern dance introduces students to non-traditional dance forms, with emphasis on technique. Class is taken barefoot, using a diversity of music, and includes acting and improvisational skills. The styles of Graham, Horton, and Limon are used to prepare the dancer for the demands of the profession today. A specified type of body conditioning that emphasizes strengthening "the core" muscle groups. Mat classes are now available several times weekly at CBA.
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