Durham School for Ballet & the Performing Arts teaches ballet using the ABT National Training Curriculum and offers placement-based aerial silks, trapeze, and lyra classes.
students seeking ABT National Training Curriculum ballet instruction
students interested in aerial silks, trapeze, or lyra
Breathe Studio provides Durham dancers with HBCU danceline, majorette, and flag-twirling training alongside audition, resume-building, and college preparation.
Dancers interested in HBCU danceline, majorette, or flag twirling
Students seeking ballet, jazz, hip hop, modern, or acro foundations
Dancers preparing for auditions, college applications, or professional opportunities
DIA Dance Studio lists private instruction starting at $80 per hour. Fred Astaire lists two 30-minute introductory private lessons for $59, with a regular price of $210.
Which Durham dance school is best for ballet training?
Durham School for Ballet & the Performing Arts uses the ABT National Training Curriculum in all ballet classes and also offers pointe, contemporary, jazz, and conditioning.
Can I take dance classes without a partner?
Arthur Murray and Fred Astaire both list instruction for individuals without partners, including private and group lessons. Arthur Murray teaches more than 30 ballroom and Latin partner-dance styles.
Are there dance classes for young children and adults in Durham?
Nina's School of Dance lists classes for ages 3 through adult, while Adf's Samuel H. Scripps Studios offers classes for all ages and skill levels.
Can I try a one-time dance class in Durham?
DIA Dance Studio offers open classes as one-time drop-in choreography sessions, including K-pop, hip-hop, and jazz-funk formats.