ADULT PROGRAM

About

Dance Fremont offers Intermediate/Advanced ballet classes Mondays-Saturdays on a drop-in basis, as well as sequential courses in Beginning Ballet, Beginning Modern, and Intermediate Ballet. Classes emphasize learning using imagery and anatomical information help the adult student to understand clear movement mechanics. Our caring and experienced instructors joyfully welcome people of all ages, shapes, and identities in a safe and supportive atmosphere. Classes begin with a thorough warm-up and culminate in well-prepared, dynamic center floor work. We focus on correct placement to enable a healthy dancer to have the freedom to explore style and musicality.

Intermediate/Advanced Open Classes

Our open classes are held on a drop-in basis, but we ask that you register ahead of time for the class you wish to attend. Students may pay on a class-by-class basis or purchase class cards for discounted rates on advance purchases of 5, 8, 10, 20, or 30-classes.

OPEN CLASS SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION

Beginning Ballet and Modern Classes

Summer classes start in June and registration is open! Please register prior to the start of the session. Use the links below to learn about our class offerings and enroll in a beginning teen or adult class. We look forward to dancing with you!

2023 Summer Programs

Beginning Ballet

Beginning Modern

Beginning/Intermediate Ballet

School Year Programs

Beginning Ballet

Beginning Modern

Intermediate Ballet

Class Attire

We do not have a required dress code for either our beginning registered classes and our intermediate/advanced open classes. We recommend that dancers wear close-fitting clothing so that their teacher may see their skeletal alignment. Many dancers wear a leotard or tight-fitting shirt with leggings, tights, or athletic pants. We prefer dancers to wear ballet slippers for ballet classes, and do not permit street shoes or shoes with black or white soles on the dance floor as they leave marks. Please leave large jewelry pieces at home, and ensure that hair clips and pins are securely attached; these items can be hazardous in class.