Discover

Our Discover Pathway is for adults who are brand new to classical ballet or are returning after a long break.

Read about the courage it takes to be a beginner at our Beginner Ballet blog.

Never Done Ballet Before?

Learn The Fundamentals One On One

Adults with no ballet experience at all - start with a 30 minute session private fast track session structured pathway into ballet. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to learn!

Build confidence in one on one sessions before joining Level 1 classes.

Tuesdays 10.45am-11.15am Mornington (this slot is directly before the level 1 class)

Tuesday 8.00pm-8.30pm Frankston (this slot is directly after the level 1 class)

What’s Covered in the Fast Track Option

Learn the fundamental movements and concepts needed to feel comfortable and prepared for transitioning into our Level 1 adult ballet classes.

  • Basic classical ballet foot and arm positions

  • Correct posture and alignment

  • Safe turnout awareness

  • Core stability

  • Ballet terminology and class etiquette

  • Pliés

  • Tendus

  • Dégagés

  • Rond de jambe

  • Relevés

  • Port de bras

  • Balance

  • Beginner travelling steps

Book Your First Level One Class Today - choose between Mornington & Frankston Location

Did you do some ballet as a child?

Build on those foundations With

Beginner Level 1

You already know basics like: Plié and tendu. You’ll continue revisiting the foundations, but with a greater focus on how you move — improving control, precision, placement, and expression. This is where ballet starts to feel less like learning individual steps and more like becoming a dancer.

6 week commitment.

Level 1 — Beginners Classical Ballet (90 min)

For anyone returning after a very long break. Our most popular class.

Tuesdays 11.30am–1.00pm — Studio 25, Mornington

Level 1 — Beginners Classical Ballet (90 min)

Same level, evening option.

Tuesdays 6.30pm–8.00pm — Monash Peninsula, Frankston

What’s Covered in Level One

Posture and placement

Turnout support and control

Alignment through the legs and feet

Coordination of arms, head, and body

Pliés with improved control and port de bras

Tendus with cleaner foot articulation

Dégagés with precision

Rond de jambe with greater stability

Fondus

Frappés

Relevés

Beginner adagio combinations

Smoother transitions

Stronger supporting leg

Better balance

More consistent technique

Linking steps together

Improved balance

Musical timing

Movement quality

Pas de bourrée

Chassé

Balancé

Preparation for pirouette

Preparation for pose turns

Small jumps

Foot strength

Lightness and control

Musical phrasing

Short routines in the centre.

You’ll remember patterns, not just follow along move-by-move.

Introductions to directional changes.