Adult Ballet Performance Class
Train together. Perform together.
10 spots available
This class is for adult ballet students at Level 2 and 3 who want to develop their technique while experiencing the joy of performing on stage. In a small, supportive group, you will combine barre and centre work with learning and rehearsing a choreographed piece, building your skills as the performance takes shape.
The programme includes a Studio Showing for friends and family, followed by our Annual School Performance at the beautiful Pfefferberg Theater in April, sharing the stage with our older children and teenagers.
With only 10 places available, you’ll receive personal coaching and plenty of individual feedback.
Commitment & Fees
Terms are:
Spring Stage Term: January–April
Fall Show Term: September–December
Summer Classes: May–August
Cancellations for the next term can be made by (latest date):
April 20 — for Summer Term
August 1 — for Fall Show Term
November 15 — for Spring Stage Term
Subscription: €68/month
Stage Performance Fee: €99 (including 19% VAT), due by January 10
covers extra hours for show creation, rehearsals, props, GEMA, and costumes.
One or two extra weekend rehearsals.
Performance tickets: Available separately for €12–16.
Photo & Video Consent: A signed Photo & Video Consent Form is required at registration.
This Year's Class
The class will start in November 2026 and meet on Wednesday evenings with David.
The focus is on the annual school performance on 25 April 2027
at the beautiful Pfefferberg Theater in Prenzlauer Berg. (No December showing.)
At a glance
Who: Adult students at Level 2 & 3
When: Wednesday evenings 20:45-22:00
Where: Studio 2
With: David
Starts: November 2026
Performance: 25 April 2027 at Pfefferberg Theater
Group size: 10 students
Registration
Registration opens in October for a November start.
Join our Early Access List to be the first to receive more information and to hear when registration opens — before places are made available to the public.
Places will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.