O'Brien Center of the Arts

Spring Dance Classes

O'Brien Center of the Arts, 226 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma, CA 94952

Performing Arts
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O’Brien Center of the Arts believes ballet is more than hard work and perseverence, it is also fun and leads to countless dance and career opportunities, not to mention lifetime memories. Come see what we have to offer dancers of all ages, levels, and interest before making any year-long commitments. Our doors are always open, and never close.

Policies

Dress CodeMommy & Me: Moms must have comfortable clothes to move freely, and socks. Little dancers can wear any pink leotard, pink tights and pink ballet slippers.

Pre-Ballet: "Light Blue" short sleeved leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet slippers.

Ballet 1: "Seafoam Green" short sleeved leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet slippers.

Musical Theater: leggings or light sweatpants, tank or t-shirt top, black jazz shoes. (NO JEANS)

Ballet for Boys: black athletic shorts, black ballet slippers, white socks, & white short sleeve t-shirt.
Class PoliciesClasses with less than 4 enrolled may be canceled and prepaid tuition will be refunded. Please call ahead if you plan a drop-in to make sure class will occur. No refunds for student cancellation unless with a medical letter from an attending physician.

Location

O'Brien Center of the Arts, 226 Petaluma Blvd N, CA 94952
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In 2012, Martha O'Brien opened the O'Brien Center of the Arts to share her knowledge and love of ballet with the children of Sonoma County. She believes that every child can benefit from taking ballet because of the confidence and discipline it instills. ​Martha applies elements from Russian, French, and English techniques to create well rounded and versatile dancers. She encourages her students to achieve their full potential and to work towards their dreams. Her advanced dancers audition for and attend summer intensive programs at well known ballet schools and the younger students can attend the summer intensives at the studio that consist of extra conditioning, master classes with guest teachers, and opportunities to try new forms of dance. During the school year, students learn and refine their technique while developing their artistry. They perform twice a year at Spreckles Performing Arts Center in the Holiday Gift and another show in spring with new choreography.

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