Victoria Ballet

Victoria Ballet offers ballet training led by founder and director Victoria Lee, who is also a choreographer for ballet, grand operas, and musicals. The program uses Victoria’s unique ballet training approach, which has been welcomed in top ballet schools and has produced many outstanding ballet dancers.

Victoria Ballet is led by Victoria Lee, who has been teaching ballet since 1995 and started her own ballet school in 2005. She studied at Busan High School of Art, Busan Nations University, and the Laban Center in London, and learned the Vaganova method from Professor Byung Su Min, who held a Ph.D. in Ballet Technics in Saint Petersburg in Russia and was a principal in the Saint Petersburg Ballet Company. Victoria has over 26 years of teaching experience and has worked as a choreographer for ballet, grand operas, and musicals. She opened a new studio in Campbell in February 2022. She also has a master’s degree in Computer Music, with a 2007 thesis titled “Realtime A.I generating Geomungo ‘Sanjo’ Music Program,” and she studied Aesthetics of Philosophy in university and worked as a university lecturer in a Computer Music class for three years. Many of “Victoria’s Kids” have gone on to leading ballet schools such as John Crako Ballet School, Hamburg Ballet School, Palucca, Berlin Ballet School, Frankfurt Music and Dance College, Vienna Conservator University, Nuernberg Ballet Academy, and SOZO, and Victoria has fully supported students who wanted to go to Europe, where her students entered top ballet schools. The teachers at Victoria Ballet have combined experience that spans over 100 years.

The stated mission of Victoria Ballet is that not all students want to be ballerinas, but the program focuses on learning correctly from the start, learning politely and passionately, thinking independently, and developing a passion for helping and caring for each other. The mission explains that the teachers are educators, choreographers, and directors with extensive experience, and that the program aims to offer the same opportunity for ballet to all who learn ballet scientifically and systematically by helping children learn correct postures and movements and realize things for themselves. The mission also states that some children may become famous ballet dancers, while others may become leaders in other fields, and describes education as a “100-year plan,” with Victoria Ballet working for the next generation who will be responsible for the next 100 years.

Last updated June 21, 2026.