Ballet for Adult Beginners with Allison Foster

Dates: Tuesdays

Time: 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Location: Iris Rosa Dance Studio, 1145 E. 22nd Street, Suite 201, Indianapolis, IN

About the Class

We will learn the fundamentals and basics of Ballet, including barre work, center work, and across-the-floor exercises. This class is for absolute beginner adults (ages 18+). If you've ever wanted to learn ballet now is your chance to learn in a welcoming, safe, and fun environment. Please wear clothing that is comofrtable for movement; leotards and tights are not required. You may wear ballet shoes, socks, or bare feet when dancing.

Class Fees & Registration Information

$20 Single Class / $90 5 Class Punch Card / $180 10 Class Punch Card

Dancers under 18-years-old will need permission from a parent and complete a waiver to participate.

Register online to save your spot — limited capacity! Please note that online registration includes processing fees.

You may also register at the door with cash, Zelle, or CashApp. Please arrive 15 minutes before class.

NOTE: Class registrations are non-refundable and non-transferrable. This also applies to missed classes.

With questions, please email [email protected]

Meet Allison Foster

From a young age of 8 years old, Allison Foster (Gary, IN) embarked on a captivating journey into the world of dance. Her passion for dance was ignited when she first met Nicole Hargro at Beyond The Pointe in Gary, IN. Allison auditioned to become a student at Emerson School for The Visual and Performing Arts, and this pivotal event helped mark the dance career that would take her to new heights. At Emerson, Allison had the privilege of honing her skills under the guidance of esteemed dance instructors and renowned dance companies, such as Ballet Chicago, Deeply Rooted Dance Theater, and Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center, under the mentorship of luminaries like Homer Bryant and William Gill. Allison is also a former dancer with African American Dance Company in Bloomington, IN, where she first met Professor Iris Rosa, and sees her as one of her beloved “dance mothers.” Allison also participated in statewide and national level dance competitions including New York City Dance Alliance (NYCDA) and Indiana High School Dance Team Association (IHSDTA). Allison attributes much of her love and dedication to dance to the women dance instructors of her youth, including Porsha Reese, Michal Davis, Nicole Clarke-Springer, and all others who motivated and nurtured her as an artist.

Learn more about Iris Rosa Dance Studio by visiting our website: https://www.irisrosadance.com/

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