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10 studios found in Washington
ARC Dance operates from a 9,000 sq ft facility in Seattle's North Ballard/Crown Hill neighborhood, housing both the ARC School of Ballet and ARC Dance Company under one roof. The organization provides community-focused dance education alongside professional company performances, drawing from a blend of classical traditions.
Dance Conservatory Seattle provides conservatory-level ballet instruction in south Seattle. The school offers structured training designed to develop technical proficiency and artistry in its students.
Dance Fremont, founded in 1996, is a nonprofit community dance school in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood offering in-depth ballet and modern dance training for youth and adults. Its nonprofit model keeps classes accessible while maintaining rigorous instruction in both ballet and modern dance disciplines.
Evergreen City Ballet in Renton combines a performing company with training programs at multiple levels. The organization serves the south King County area with classical ballet performances and educational programming for dancers at various stages of development.
International Ballet Academy is the training school associated with International Ballet Theatre in Bellevue, providing world-class instruction in the Vaganova tradition. The academy's professional program prepares advanced students for careers in ballet, drawing on the Russian school's emphasis on technique, artistry, and musicality.
International Ballet Theatre is a professional ballet company based in Bellevue that trains in the Vaganova tradition while presenting both classical and contemporary works. The company bridges traditional Russian ballet technique with modern artistic vision, serving the Eastside community of greater Seattle.
Olympic Ballet Theatre in Edmonds is an established company and school offering classical ballet performances alongside trainee programs for advancing dancers. The organization provides a pathway from classroom training through company performance for dancers in the north Seattle/Snohomish County area.
Pacific Northwest Ballet, founded in 1972, is one of the largest and highest-regarded ballet companies in the United States, with a deep Balanchine heritage. Under artistic director Peter Boal, the company maintains 49 dancers performing over 100 shows annually at the Marion Oliver McCaw Hall. PNB's DANCE TO LEARN outreach program reaches more than 20,000 community members each year, cementing the company's role as both an artistic and civic institution.
Pacific Northwest Ballet School, founded in 1974, is the official training academy of PNB and is considered one of the leading professional ballet training schools in the country. Its curriculum is structured on the School of American Ballet model, reflecting the Balanchine lineage. The school's Discover Dance outreach partners with Seattle and Bellevue public schools to bring ballet to young students.
Westlake Dance Center in north Seattle provides ballet and dance classes for students of all ages and levels. The center serves the Aurora corridor community with accessible dance education.