Friday, September 24, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Fall classes are in full swing!
We are so happy to see our students that we have missed while on break, and are having fun meeting so many new dancers...
We hope you are all enjoying your new classes!
If you would like a copy of our fall schedule, please e-mail us at inlandnwballet@aol.com and we will be happy to send you an updated copy.
We have some fun events coming up, including Nutcracker auditions with Ballet Memphis, (tentatively scheduled for Oct. 15), our annual sleepover for grades 3 and up,and much more!
We have also added a new Ballet 1 class on Thurs. at 7:15, please call the studio at
We have some fun events coming up, including Nutcracker auditions with Ballet Memphis, (tentatively scheduled for Oct. 15), our annual sleepover for grades 3 and up,and much more!
We have also added a new Ballet 1 class on Thurs. at 7:15, please call the studio at
509-467-0765 if interested...Happy dancing!
Friday, August 20, 2010
Fall classes begin Sept. 7th...
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ballet Channel
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Ballet Channel
Ballet Channel
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Spokane performance photos...:)
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Thoughts on advancement...
Fall registration is upon us, and we are beginning to field many questions regarding advancement to higher levels, for students up to level 5 (children stay in level 5 until the instructor promotes them to level 6 or higher). Current students will receive letters regarding advancement, but essentially, the decision about whether a child should advance or not can come down to answering one question...
Are they among the top 2 or 3 students in the class? (Are they leading the others, and doing so with beautiful posture, turnout and foot articulation? Do they count and follow the music?) If so, then yes, they may advance.
If they are closer to the bottom level of the class (follows instead of leading, lack of turnout or foot articulation, does not count or follow music) then no, they should stay until the exercises that they are performing in class are polished. If they are in the middle, that's where you may need to ask the instructor. Most of the time the answer is "stay and polish", but for certain students in certain levels the instructor may wish for them to move up.
Remember, it is better to stay at a lower level and dance well, than to be in a higher level and flounder. Children can actually be pushed more in a lower level...They already (should) know the exercises and can focus on technique, rather than just trying to keep up with new and more difficult steps. When a child cannot keep up with the basic steps, the instructor offers little technique correction , because the child has too many other things to think about.
Happy dancing! :)
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Check out our new button...and click to help save John, a local firefighter who is battling a fatal disease...
Check out our new button to the right, and help a local hero! :)
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Spring Break!
Remember that we are closed March 29 - April 3rd for spring break...Enjoy this fun time of year! :)
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The Wizard of Oz...
Make plans now to see Wizard of Oz, a fun-filled musical starring Spokane children, including some of our very own Inland Northwest Ballet students. This musical is presented by CYT - Spokane, performed on stage at The Bing Crosby Theater, Feb. 26th through March 7th. Call the CYT office at 487-6540 or go to www.cytspokane.com to reserve tickets.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Presidents' Day...
As always, we DO have class on President's Day. If unsure in the future, check your annual calendar that was sent home in September...:)
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