It feels good to have all of our adult classes in-studio and in-person!
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Daily Adult Ballet
Dancers at all levels and with previous ballet training are welcome. Drop in or purchase a class card. Daily class, Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 am. From $15 to $18 per class.
BEGINNING ADULT BALLET
This beginning ballet class is a gentle, weekly introduction to ballet for adults. No previous ballet training is needed for learning the basics and enjoying a healthy workout. Mondays from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. From $15 to $18 per class.
MB has a Class Card option for purchasing multiple Adult Ballet classes at a reduced per class rate.
Send us a message if you’d like to purchase a Class Card.
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ADULT BALLET FACULTY
Julia Adam
Julia trained with the National Ballet School in Toronto, and upon graduation in 1983, spent five years with the National Ballet of Canada, and then joined the San Francisco Ballet in 1988, becoming a principal dancer in 1996. Upon retiring from the stage in 2002, Ms. Adam quickly gained recognition as one of the dance world’s rising talents in choreography. Ms. Adam has been featured in Dance Magazine, received the Isadora Duncan Award for Choreography, and currently directs her own dance company.
Julia Adam
Faculty
Casey Lee Thorne
Dancer, educator, choreographer, and scholar, Casey Thorne trained with American Repertory Ballet’s Princeton Ballet School, Alonzo King LINES Ballet BFA Program, and received her MFA in Dance Studies from Mills College in 2018. Casey is the Artistic Director of Inside Out Contemporary Ballet, a Fulbright Israel Fellow, and served as Assistant Professor of Dance at Southern Utah University 2019-2020. She is thrilled to have served Marin Ballet since 2012.
Casey Thorne
Contemporary Ballet + Culture & Community
Laurie Klein
Laurie Klein
Beginning Ballet Faculty
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