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10 studios found in Colorado
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet is a unique company with a dual-state presence, operating in both Aspen, Colorado and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The company performs classical ballet alongside Folklórico dance, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of both mountain communities. Its school offers both ballet and Folklórico classes, making it one of the few organizations in the country bridging these two traditions.
Boulder Ballet serves the Boulder community with both a performing company and a training school. The organization presents classical ballet performances while developing local dance talent through its educational programs.
Canyon Concert Ballet is Northern Colorado's premier ballet company, performing across the region and into Wyoming. The school's training draws from both the Vaganova and RAD traditions, giving students a well-rounded classical foundation. Based in Fort Collins, CCB combines professional-level company performances with community education.
Colorado Ballet, founded in 1951 by Freidann Parker and Lillian Covillo, is the Rocky Mountain region's premier ballet company. It presented the first full-length Nutcracker in Denver (1961–62), a tradition that continues annually. The company moved into a state-of-the-art 30,000 sq ft facility (the Armstrong Center for Dance) in 2014 and maintains 49 dancers performing over 100 shows yearly. Its community programs bring ballet to low-income neighborhoods throughout Denver.
Colorado Ballet Academy is the official training school of the Colorado Ballet, located at the Armstrong Center for Dance. The academy provides ballet instruction from ages 2½ through adult, from beginning levels through pre-professional training. Its summer intensives draw students from across the region, and its most advanced students have a direct pathway into the Colorado Ballet company.
Colorado Ballet Society serves the Colorado Springs area with both a performing company and educational programs. The organization operates two facilities and includes a dedicated adult division, making ballet training accessible to dancers of all ages. Regular performance opportunities give students a chance to develop stage presence.
Colorado Conservatory of Dance in Broomfield draws from multiple classical ballet traditions - incorporating RAD, Cecchetti, and French methods into its curriculum. This blended approach gives students exposure to different schools of technique. Beyond ballet, the conservatory offers jazz, hip hop, contemporary, and other dance styles.
Denver Academy of Ballet, located in Centennial, provides classical ballet instruction for students of all ages and levels. The school serves the south Denver metro area with a focused curriculum in classical ballet technique.
Denver Ballet Theatre Academy, located in Littleton, provides ballet training rooted in the Vaganova tradition for students of all ages and levels. The academy serves the southwest Denver metro area with a structured classical curriculum.
Front Range Classical Ballet Academy in Fort Collins provides classical ballet training grounded in the Vaganova tradition. The school offers regular year-round classes and intensives, giving students in Northern Colorado access to rigorous Russian-based ballet methodology.