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4.5 (8 reviews)
Open • 7:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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4.4(53 reviews)
0.8 mi•West Berkeley

Greer is a sublime teacher…read more "Adult Open Introduction to Ballet 1" is perfect for absolute beginners, and it's definitely more than a ballet-themed, drop-in pilates class. You get a lot of one-on-one attention, guidance, and theory...pretty impressive since that class *is* run as a drop-in, and there are usually upwards of 10 people. There are a LOT of different body types in class, I'm sure that's important to someone. I don't know, I keep showing up and he keeps telling us what to do and I keep getting better! I've been to 20-some intro classes so far. Here's a story I want to tell: there's a bicycle dismount where you start by swinging your leg behind you. I'd never been able to do it before, but I suddenly could after a few classes (both sides) because I'd essentially practiced the movement in class. Gains like that have been very noticeable in everyday life. I like that Robert teaches the philosophy of "learning by trying to do". I first encountered that philosophy when learning pull-ups (for example, you're better off hanging from a bar and struggling for a few weeks, versus using weight machines to make the involved muscles capable of more brute force). It is a woefully difficult concept to communicate because understanding only comes by way of direct experience, but Robert's perspective is fantastic, his explanations are always fresh and in-the-moment.

I love this place and the adult introductory classes. I've taken Robert Greer's introductory ballet…read moreclasses for 10+ years and it's been the best experience. Robert makes the classes fun, and do-able, regardless whether you have danced ballet before. I've also learned so much from Robert about anatomy and how the human body is designed to function. This was very important for me because I started coming off of a disability where my body no longer felt like my own. Moving to music is so relaxing, and the other dancers and atmosphere of the class is so nice.

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Berkeley Ballet  - Photo by Natalia Perez

Photo by Natalia Perez

Berkeley Ballet  - Photo by Natalia Perez

Photo by Natalia Perez

Berkeley Ballet  - Berkeley Ballet Theater's Spring Showcase--photo by Natalia Perez

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5.0(14 reviews)
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I've been attending Ruth's salsa classes for about 4-5 months. Ruth is an outstanding teacher and…read moreLatin dancer. A key part of teaching a physical skill is to remind the student as many times as needed what they need to change until they integrate the new idea/movement/whatever. Ruth is excellent at holding out until you get the right idea. Then she moves you right along to whatever you need to do next. Ruth is also super perceptive - She quickly sees exactly what trouble a student is having and then clearly and kindly guides you towards the necessary improvement. I'm impressed by her ability to help people at widely varying levels by giving each person what they need - even though her suggestions are different for each person. Ruth is also friendly, fun and positive. I always feel welcome and encouraged at her class. I highly recommend Ruth to anyone wanting to learn Latin dance.

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Ruth Caspary teaches wedding choreography being performed by a lovely couple.

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I grew up at Danspace. This is the best ballet studio in the Bay Area, not because of the number…read moreof professionals that come out of it (though there are a few), but because Danspace really takes care of your body. Beth makes the studio feel like family, and you will feel welcome here no matter what your body can do or what it looks like. Great place for adult beginners. Danspace provides excellent foundational technique that will carry through to every class you take from now on. If you're looking for a place to send your kid for dance classes, this is it. Danspace is nurturing, encouraging, and most importantly, they value your kid's health far more than any other studio in the bay area. Your kid will come away from ballet with lasting technique and higher self-esteem, not lower. There is no recital mania at Danspace--the emphasis is on teaching, not performance, so while there are performance opportunities, you will not have to shell out for fifty bazillion sequined leotards and tutus. Take Carly's jazz class if you're an adult/teen with a bit of experience. She's a great teacher and will push you to try things you didn't know you could do.

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