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2022-2023
Fall-Spring
Homeschool & Pre-Professional Ballet
For Dancers Ages 9 and up
TMB offers a premiere select homeschool program with outstanding, pre-professional training and experience for morning and early afternoon classes to dedicated students from a variety of educational backgrounds in an elite and professional environment. Open to homeschoolers, private schoolers and early release students. This program is geared to help the dancer excel in ballet.
Beginning-Intermediate Homeschool Ballet
Ages 9 +
REQUIRED: At least one year prior training
Beg. Level: Beg-Int Ballet once/wk
Ballet 1 once/wk
Int. Level: Beg-Int Ballet once/wk
Ballet 2 once/wk
Gentlemen: Young Men's Technique
Students are encouraged to take in conjunction with regular academy classes, especially if they are wishing to perform in the Nutcracker or Spring Gala.
Students in this levels will focus on strengthening the fundamental techniques and movements. allowing them to progress more rapidly. Smaller class size ensures more focused attention from the teacher for each student.
Beg/Int Homeschool Ballet
Advanced Pre-Professional Program
Placement and Advancement at discretion of director
REQUIRED: At least 3 years prior training
Ballet 3 Level: Pre-Pro Ballet once/wk
Ballet 3/4 twice/wk
Variations once/wk
Gentlemen: Young Men's Technique
Ladies: Pointe 3/4 twice/wk
Variations once/wk
Strongly Recommended: Stretch & Strength
OR
Ballet 4 Level: Pre-Pro Ballet twice/wk
Ballet 3/4 twice/wk
Variations twice/wk
Gentlemen: Young Men's Technique
Ladies: Pointe 3/4 twice/wk
Strongly Recommended: Stretch & Strength
Dress Code (Ladies)
Leotard – Color appropriate for current class level
Tights – Pink Footed
Shoes – Pink ballet shoes in canvas
Hair must be secured away from the face and neck, preferably in a bun.
Acceptance to the class will be determined by the director. This program is geared to help the dancer excel in ballet and is designed for those who show a proficient technical level and determined attitude. Entry to this program is by invitation after students are evaluated by the director. New students will be required to audition in person or by submitting a video. A smaller class will help to insure personal attention for each dancer.
Dress Code (Gentlemen)
Top – White or black short-sleeved t-shirt
Pants/Tights – Black or dark color shorts, sweat pants or tights
Socks – White Socks
Shoes – Black or white ballet shoes in canvas
Advance Pre-Professional Ballet
Variations
Private Coaching & Lessons
Private lessons and coaching is available to students who wish to intensify their training. Private Lessons give children and adults the unique opportunity to work one-on-one with the instructor. While beneficial, they are not required in order for a student to advance or to perform solo or lead roles. Private lessons are ideal for dancers that want to improve their technique or need specific coaching on technique, choreography or audition preparation. Teachers accept students according to their own schedules and studio availability. Students interested in scheduling coaching sessions or private lessons should speak directly with their teacher for arrangements as well as receiving approval from the director. Fees are determined by the teacher with an added studio usage fee. Private lessons or coaching sessions may not take the place of required academy classes.
To Set up private lessons or coaching sessions speak directly with your instructor or contact Texas Metropolitan Ballet via Email or phone us
Contact@TexasMetropolitanBallet.com
254-252-4640
Coaching & Private Lessons
Register, Etc.
Variations
Placement and Advancement at discretion of director
Placement assessment required for new students with prior training. Please call or email for additional information or to schedule an appointment.
REQUIRED: Must attend required classes stated above
Designed to enrich the pre-professional dancer, educating them in the various dances from classical & contemporary ballets. Students will learn multiple dances though the year studying the stylistic differences and qualities in the choreography. Students could use this as an opportunity to work on variations for upcoming ballet competitions.
Dress Code (Ladies)
Leotard – Color appropriate for current class level
Tights – Pink Footed
Shoes – Pink ballet shoes in canvas or appropriately fitting pointe shoes
Hair must be secured away from the face and neck, preferably in a bun.
Dress Code (Gentlemen)
Top – White or black short-sleeved t-shirt
Pants/Tights – Black or dark color shorts, sweat pants or tights
Socks – White Socks
Shoes – Black or white ballet shoes in canvas
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