The BALLET CONSERVATORY of Dance Revelation

Master Ballet Technique, Alignment & Vocabulary in Tailored Skill-Based Levels!

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

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At Dance Revelation, our Ballet Conservatory program offers personalized instruction tailored to each student’s unique abilities and growth. Beginning with a placement process, we ensure every dancer is placed at the right level to challenge and nurture their skills.

Our program focuses on building a strong foundation in ballet, emphasizing proper positions and alignment to develop strength and precision. With customized exercises at the ballet barre, students progress at their own pace, mastering key techniques like French terminology, center work, and floor exercises.

We believe in training well-rounded dancers, so our students also explore other dance genres, enriching their overall artistry. To top it off, students have the exciting opportunity to perform classical ballet pieces in our Annual Performance, showcasing the skills and grace they've developed throughout the year.

Ready to embark on a transformative ballet journey? Enroll today and let your child experience the discipline, artistry, and joy of ballet!

Use the links below to learn more about:

Ballet Conservatory Schedule

Click here to view the full 2024-25 Class Schedule. 

Click here to view the Rotation/Rehearsal Schedule.

The schedule below is for the 2024-25 season.

Ballet Conservatory students are permitted to be absent 8 days per semester (Sep-Dec & Jan-May). Please avoid missing consistently being absent on the same day of the week (ex. Tuesday nights).

 Monday 
6:00-6:45 A Ballet Tech #2
6:45-8:15 C Ballet Tech #2
5:10-6:35 B Ballet Tech #1
6:40-8:15 D/E/F Ballet Tech/Rehearsal/Lab #1
6:50-7:35 A/B HH #3
 Tuesday 
5:00-6:00 E/F Ballet/Pointe Tech #1
6:15-7:15 E/F Jazz/Contemporary Tech/Rehearsal #1
7:15-8:15 D/E/F Hip Hop (rotation) #1
 Wednesday 
4:50-6:00 AB1 Ballet Tech #2
4:30-5:20 B2/C/D Jazz Tech & Rehearsal #1
5:20-6:00 B2/C/D Tap Tech & Rehearsal #1
6:10-6:50 AB1 Jazz Tech & Rehearsal #2
6:55-7:20 AB1 Tap Tech & Rehearsal #2
6:05-7:05 C/D Pre Pointe #1
 Thursday 
6:05-7:40 D/E/F Ballet Tech/Rehearsal/Lab #1
7:45-8:30 E/F Tap Tech & CDEF Hip Hop (Rotation) #1
 Saturday 
9:00-10:30 B2/C Ballet Tech/Rehearsal #1
9:15-10:15 D/E/F Stretch & Strengthen #2
10:30-11:45 C/D/E/F Contemporary Tech/Condition/Modern #1

Tuition

The tuition amounts for each level of the ballet conservatory are listed below as well as payment plans if needed.

We encourage families to pay their total tuition for the season by September 30th and receive a 10% discount. We also accept monthly payments, allowing tuition to be split into 10 equal payments, paid at the start of the season (Payment #1 due in August). Payment #2 is due September 1st, Payment #3 due October 1st, etc. through May.

Fees go towards weekly classes, performance fees, choreography, and costumes.

Upon registration, BCDR students will pay a 1-time per season fee, which includes a dance bag and class leotard. 

BALLET A & B1

Introduction to our Ballet Conservatory, focus on body alignment and technique

$259

BALLET B2 & B3

Intermediate instruction of technique, creating well-rounded and committed dancers

$319

BALLET C

Intermediate/advanced instruction of technique for dedicated dancers.

$374

BALLET D/E/F

Advanced instruction of technique for our elite dancers. Students in our advanced levels do pointe work, and they build strength and passion.

 

$409

Dress Code

Each age and genre has specific dress code requirements. please read below to find the dress code applicable to you or your child’s needs.

Class attire for ladies is pink tights and black leotard with pink ballet slippers. Leggings/Warm-Ups are permissible during barre work. Black skirts are permissible during center work.

Gentlemen are to wear black tights, black shorts, a white T-shirt and black or white ballet slippers.

Absolutely no undergarments may be seen through the tights or near the bottom of the leotard. Students may wear a higher cut under-pant or nothing at all, which is normal when wearing a leotard and tights.

Tap & Jazz ONLY: Students may wear urban cover-ups, however, the teacher may ask at anytime for a cover-up to be removed to see a clearer picture of body alignment. Students must always wear a leotard and tights under their cover-ups.

Hair must be pulled back into a bun unless the hairstyle is very short. See Dancer Resources below for tutorial video.

DRESS CODE
Dress Code

Ballet

Levels A - E

Boys:

Dance Revelation's Performance Ballet Shoe

Tap

Levels A–B
Black coverups/form fitted black attire. Tan tap shoes that lace up like a sneaker, FlexMaster, split-soled (Brand: Capezio, see links below).

Levels C–F

Black cover ups/form fitted black attire. Black tap shoes lace up like a sneaker, FlexMaster, split-soled
(Brand: Capezio)

Below are examples of tap shoes. Must look like the shoes in these links:

Jazz/Contemporary/Modern

Levels A–B
Black cover ups/form fitted black attire.

Modern - barefoot.

Jazz - tan canvas, slip on without laces, split sole (BLOCH, Phantom Canvas Slip-On).


Level A/B Jazz Shoe, Tan: Bloch Phanton Canvas Jazz Shoe »
OR
Adult version of Bloch Phantom Canvas »

Levels C–F
Black cover ups/form fitted black attire (or if directed by teacher, comfortable clothing that expresses your style or other workout type clothing).

Contemporary/Jazz/Modern - Bare feet/black socks.

Hip Hop

Levels A–F

Comfortable clothing that expresses your style. Clean soled sneakers.

Student Leadership Program

Let Your Child Grow in their leadership while they grow in their skill and passion as a dancer

At Dance Revelation, we value and invest in strong student leadership to enhance our programs. We seek students who embody leadership traits such as integrity, humility, dependability, and dedication, and offer group and individualized mentorship to selected applicants. Ballet Conservatory students in levels D-F, aged 12 and above, may apply through our link below, for a chance to be part of the program.

Besides assisting in 1-2 classes per week, the program requires our student leaders to volunteer their time to help enhance the overall experience at Dance Revelation. Specific students may also hold additional responsibilities as mentors and attend extra classes. We extend our gratitude towards student leaders through a monthly credit towards tuition and other fun activities like breakfast clubs, get-togethers and photo shoots.

We also offer a Student Demonstrator position as a stepping stone towards becoming a Student Leader. SD's assist in Entry Level classes and will learn our culture of serving and helping where needed. Certain students are invited each spring to apply for the Student Demonstrator position.

If you are interested in the Student Leadership Program, simply download and submit the form.

Let's grow and lead the Dance Revelation way!