Our Improver Ballet classes focus on developing your technique, flexibility, and poise both on the barre and in the centre.
These courses are suitable for those who have completed three to six of our beginner ballet courses, each covering a different syllabus, or those who have previously danced regularly and are coming back wanting a faster paced and more challenging class.
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BalletImprovers (Level 2)
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Sunday Midday 1.00-2.00pm
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28.Oct-09.Dec 7 weeks
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£110
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Monday Evening 7.30-8.30pm
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29.Oct-10.Dec 7 weeks
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£110
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BalletImprovers (Level 2)
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Tuesday Evening 7.45-8.45pm
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06.Nov-11.Dec 6 weeks
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£95
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I thought the ballet class was really good and I left with such a big smile on my face! I had done a lot of advanced ballet years ago but was missing a lot of confidence and was convinced I’d have forgotten everything so was caught between going straight for an improvers class or going right back to basics. I am so glad I chose this course as it’s given me a big confidence boost to carry on dancing.
Olivia P.
Locations
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Southwark/London Bridge Studio, SE1
The studio inside The Bankside Health Club, Unit 11a, 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0SU
Tube: Southwark (4-5min), London Bridge (7-8min), Waterloo (10min)
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City/Aldgate Studio, EC3
The studio inside David Game College, 31 Jewry St, London EC3N 2ET
Tube: Aldgate (2min), Fenchurch Str (3min), Tower Hill (5min), Liverpool Str (10min)
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Soho Studio, W1
The studio inside Marshall Street Leisure Centre, 15 Marshall St, Soho, London W1F 7EL
Tube: Oxford Circus (3-4min), Piccadilly Circus (6-7min)
Instructors
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Mary
Mary completed her professional dance training at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and was one of the 2008 English Youth Ballet scholarship finalists.
She has been teaching ballet and contemporary dance since 2012 and enjoys the huge range of personalities she gets to meet each class. Her classes have a warm and welcoming atmosphere and she is passionate about giving a sense of accomplishment and of course, a sweat!
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Catriona
Catriona graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary dance in 2005 and previously studied at the Scottish School of Contemporary dance.
Since graduating, Catriona has worked extensively as a choreographer and dance teacher and performer using a host of dance styles and working with different age ranges and abilities.
FAQs
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What to wear in a Street dance class?
Soft comfortable clothing that you can freely move and exercise in.
Suggested outfit can include leggings and a top of your choice. It is recommended to wear clothes that are not too loose as this would help to see better your body lines and execute the movements correctly.
In terms of footwear, soft ballet shoes are most suitable. Please contact us if you need advice on where you can buy them from.
Changing rooms are available for you to use before and after the class.