Address: 926 Ellsworth Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20910, USA
Phone: +13016082232
Sunday: 8:30AM–2:30PM
Monday: 9:30AM–9PM
Tuesday: 9:30AM–9PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM–9PM
Thursday: 9:30AM–9PM
Friday: 9:30AM–9PM
Saturday: 8AM–2:30PM
Clarence Brown, Sr.
Was blessed to see my grand daughter perform here. The teachers here are wonderful. Everyone was in sync with one another. You could tell that they dedicate themselves to higher standards. Fantastic studio. 👏
Brianna Buchanan
The Maryland Youth Ballet, which has a very disciplined environment and provides classes for every age and skill level, provides the most comprehensive dance instruction in downtown silver spring, which specializes in training dancers to become successful in the careers of the performing arts, and can be one of the most very disciplined art forms with classes for both casual dancers, and serious dancers who prefer the intensive atmosphere that creates a solid and disciplined training atmosphere.
Carolina C
I take adult classes at MYB and my experience there has been truly wonderful. I used to go to the Washington Ballet (TWB), a place I like very much and hold dear to my heart, but since I moved to Maryland, the commute became more complicated. As it is the case with many dancers, we tend to become set on our routines, so I was a bit concerned about finding a place I liked as much as TWB. A few people recommended me MYB as the teachers, level of the classes, and live piano accompaniment were similar to what I was accustomed to. And so far, MYB has far exceeded my expectations. First, the teachers are excellent. They bring a wide array of styles so it’s very interesting to experience different classes. Not only their knowledge and techniques are impecable, but they are kind, compassionate, fun and are very skilled at teaching adults, which requires a certain level of finesse and understanding. I have been taking classes mostly with Susan Gresko, Jennifer Ferguson, Deidre Byrne and Lisae Jordan. Because I love their styles and the schedule works really well for me, I mostly take Susan Gresko and Jennifer Ferguson’s classes, and I am extremely happy with them. Susan has awaken in me that fire and excitement I recall having in my teenage years ballet classes. Her classes offer that challenge you need to see tangible improvements. Jennifer is extremely sweet and has the ability to make everyone in class feel relevant and make personalized corrections. So thank you so much to both of you! Second, most of the adult classes are scheduled at convenient times in evening weekdays and during the weekend, which are great for working professionals. Third, the pricing is very reasonable and the live music accompaniment is absolutely stellar. I recognize many of the pianists from TWB. Fourth, the studios are ample and clean, most receptionists are friendly and helpful, and the online booking system works very well. My one recommendation is to consider offering a more ample package to purchase classes. Currently there are only 2 options: a 10 class package and monthly unlimited. This is a bit limiting for people who want to buy more than 10 classes but can’t use them during a month. Lastly, please consider offering an adult summer intensive at MYB. Many of us would absolutely love attending such a program at MYB, and unfortunately no good programs are available in the area. Thanks so much again and keep the wonderful work!
Eugene Turk
It is a wonder how many stellar teachers and musicians are collected in MYB. Fantastic dedication to their craft, and such beautiful accompanying piano. My hips are more flexible now, and I feel as if dancing has given my life new meaning during this trying time of my life! Thanks MYB!
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It depends on the age of the student and the level they are placed in.
The reasons why MYB seems to be a disciplined form of extracurricular activity is because the art form of classical ballet was passed down from the Italian renaissance period.
No. Most ballet studios require that children who want to presume successful careers in the performing arts typically begin training from the age of 3 and 4.
No, it costs money, and there are several classes
It has many different classes. Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Hip Hop, etc.
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