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This class is for ages 13+. The Ballet Theatre of Maryland believes in providing everyone with access and opportunity to explore movement and dance. Our adaptive dance program is an inclusive class that specializes in meeting the needs of individuals with mental and/or physical disabilities. This class promotes self-expression, enhances spatial awareness, improves motor skills and coordination, fosters cooperation and collaboration all while building a strong community. Students can expect to explore creative movement and learn the fundamentals of classical ballet. At the start of the first class, parents/caretakers will have the opportunity to disclose information to the instructor about the student’s disabilities/specific needs as a form of awareness to cater best to each student. In this class, students can wear athletic type clothing such as leggings, shorts, tighter fitting shirts and socks. If dance attire is desired, please refer to the dress code listed below. No class 4/15


The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 6-12. The Ballet Theatre of Maryland believes in providing everyone with access and opportunity to explore movement and dance. Our adaptive dance program is an inclusive class that specializes in meeting the needs of individuals with mental and/or physical disabilities. This class promotes self-expression, enhances spatial awareness, improves motor skills and coordination, fosters cooperation and collaboration all while building a strong community. Students can expect to explore creative movement and learn the fundamentals of classical ballet. At the start of the first class, parents/caretakers will have the opportunity to disclose information to the instructor about the student’s disabilities/specific needs as a form of awareness to cater best to each student. In this class, students can wear athletic type clothing such as leggings, shorts, tighter fitting shirts and socks. If dance attire is desired, please refer to the dress code listed below. No class 4/15

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for adults and teens 13+ and is an introduction to the art of classical ballet for the novice, including the basic positions of the arms and feet, the basic exercises of the ballet barre and center, plus exercises for strength and flexibility. This class is a great way to work out for the dance enthusiast. No Class 4/15

Attire for this class is as follows: Women: leotards, tights, skirts, warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T- shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 6-7 and is a continuation of Pre-Ballet, with special focus on increased exercises for strength, coordination, flexibility, and alignment. Rhythmic movement and music are emphasized and the Classical ballet vocabulary and basic positions are further introduced. No Class 4/19

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 6-7 and is a continuation of Pre-Ballet, with special focus on increased exercises for strength, coordination, flexibility, and alignment. Rhythmic movement and music are emphasized and the Classical ballet vocabulary and basic positions are further introduced. No Class 4/16

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This level is for ages 8-10+ and students should register for both Classical Ballet 2 classes so that they are taking twice weekly. This class is the beginning of formalized classical ballet. Class focuses include learning the sequence of working at the barre, a continuation of learning steps in the center, and stretching exercises. Musicality, coordination, and movement dynamics are concentrated on to help the dancer create a strong foundation for dance. No class 4/17

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This level is for ages 8-10+ and students should register for both Classical Ballet 2 classes so that they are taking twice weekly. This class is the beginning of formalized classical ballet. Class focuses include learning the sequence of working at the barre, a continuation of learning steps in the center, and stretching exercises. Musicality, coordination, and movement dynamics are concentrated on to help the dancer create a strong foundation for dance. No class 1/20, 2/17, 4/21
The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information. regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for adults and teens ages 13+ and is an extension of the introduction to the art of classical ballet, including barre, center and stretch exercises. This class is a great way to work out for the dance enthusiast. Some previous training recommended to take this class or with permission of instructor. No Class 1/20, 2/17, 4/21

The attire for this class is as follows: Women: leotards, tights, skirts, warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T- shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 3-4 and encourages natural dance movement, including stretching, music appreciation and coordination. In a stimulating environment, the class focuses on creativity, group interaction, and the joy of self-expression. No class 4/19

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 4-5 and an imaginative continuation of Creative Movement I-focusing on self-expression, creativity and flexibility of movement, and encouraging self-confidence. Children are introduced to the concepts of basic movement, rhythms and music for ballet and express themselves by focusing on different ballet story themes such as Cinderella, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker and more! No Class 4/17

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 4-5 and designed to introduce children to the concepts of creative movement and musicality of ballet and tap. In a stimulating environment, the class focuses on group interaction, coordination, rhythms, and the joy of movement and self-expression. No Class 4/16

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers and black tap shoes. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers and black tap shoes. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for ages 5-7 and is a continuation of Creative Movement 2. With an emphasis on ballet and tap, including some ballet exercises for strengthening, flexibility and posturing this class focuses on building upon basic tap and ballet steps, coordination, creativity, group interaction, and the joy of self-expression. No class 4/19

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers and black tap shoes. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers and black tap shoes.Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

This class is for adults and teens ages 13+ and includes barre, center, and stretching exercises for adult/teen students with previous training. Prerequisite: two or more years of previous training or by permission of instructor. No Class 4/17

The attire for this class is as follows: Women: leotards, tights, skirts, warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T- shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

In this class, students ages 5-6 begin learning basic ballet etiquette, steps and vocabulary while still welcoming creativity, building flexibility, and focusing on movement and self-expression. Special emphasis is placed upon on placement, alignment and increased motor skills. No Class 4/17
The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.

In this class, students ages 5-6 begin learning basic ballet etiquette, steps and vocabulary while still welcoming creativity, building flexibility, and focusing on movement and self-expression. Special emphasis is placed upon on placement, alignment and increased motor skills. No Class 4/15
The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows Girls: Black leotard, nude or pink tights, and corresponding nude or pink ballet slippers. No jewelry. Hair should be neatly pulled back out off of the face and neck. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights, and white or black ballet slippers. Ballet Theatre of Maryland offers classes in two Annapolis locations. Go to www.balletmaryland.org for a complete list. Please contact Emily Carey, Conservatory Principal at 410-224-5644 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program.