Dance classes Marseille 13000

Classic dance, great choreography, music, agility and grace… But also the ballerinas and...... Many girls have ever dreamed of being a small rat… And boys too! So start yourself. You want to follow classical dance courses, relax your body, or even prepare traditional dance contests. So don't hesitate anymore! Here all levels are accepted. And your children, from age 4, can also start on the track, and learn the basics of this magic sport.

Due to his success in the creation of his classical dance school, jazz, gym and ground bar for all levels from 4 years old, Krystel Drazovic, a graduate professor of state, continues his lessons this year. A dancer in the opera of Toulon, Metz, and then Prague, she settled in the south of France to give courses, at the conservatory of Avignon, and then at Capelette. She now leads her own school, two steps from the subway. Parents can even park easily. All students show their progress at the end of the year during a show.

The training provided here is at an exceptional level, both by the diversity of subjects addressed and by the quality of the stakeholders. Marseille has a very high-flying facility that works in close symbiosis with the National Ballet in the same building. Meetings organised with the world's largest schools make it possible to acquire the indispensable international touch that boostera the career of the one who has completed this very beautiful but difficult training! This is not a specific course to make progress in demanding leisure, but rather a complete school (possible boarding school) which, in agreement with nearby schools, forms dancers, both in terms of artistic and classical studies, in order to make women and men complete at their disposal. From eight years onwards, students are admitted to hearings according to their level (from March to the secretariat) and integrate a sector that will lead the best of them in the most prestigious ballet bodies in the world! The classical curriculum consists of four stages: the first concerns pupils aged 6 to 10 (from CP to CM 2) and lasts 5 years; the second corresponds to the college years; the third is dedicated to young people between the ages of 15 and 16 (second and first) and the last is 3 years old for young people over the age of 17.