Serious training—at every age.

Adult classes, individualized youth coaching, and professional performance opportunities in Oak Cliff.


ADULT CLASSES

Beginner through advanced ballet, pointe, conditioning, and performance-focused classes for adults who want serious training in a welcoming space.


PRIVATE COACHING

One-on-one and semi-private coaching for technique, variations, auditions, pointe preparation, competition work, and choreography.


YOUTH PROGRAM

A smaller youth program built around strong foundations, safe progression, and individualized attention. Contact us for a placement class.

Train on Your Terms

Choose recurring adult classes, private or semi-private coaching, and a limited selection of youth classes. Enrollment always open *as space allows.

ADULT CLASSES

Beginner through advanced levels, with drop-in and recurring options.

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE COACHING

Focused coaching for up to four dancers who want individualized corrections.

YOUTH BALLET

Small, technique-first classes offered according to enrollment and placement.

WORKSHOPS + REHEARSALS

Specialty workshops, performance coaching, and professional performance opportunities with our resident company: Bishop Street Ballet.

Choose Your Training

Start where you are. Train with purpose.

ADULT CLASSES

Beginner through advanced classes for adults -returning dancers and absolute beginners.

(Ages 18 & up)

PRIVATE COACHING

One-on-one and semi-private coaching for technique, variations, auditions, pointe preparation, competition work, and choreography.

YOUTH PROGRAM

A limited, technique-first youth program with small classes, safe progression, and individualized attention.

Rent Our Space

Your Questions, Answered

Do I need previous ballet experience?

No. Absolute beginners, returning dancers, and experienced adults are all welcome. We’ll help you choose the right starting point.


Can young dancers come only for private coaching?

Yes. Dancers may remain enrolled at their home studio and come to OCAB for specialized coaching, variations, auditions, pointe work, or choreography.


Are there performance opportunities?

Yes. Select students and adult dancers may participate in studio showcases and Bishop Street Ballet projects when appropriate.

Tell Us How You Want to Train

Two ballet dancers in performance costumes, one dressed as a ballerina with a tutu and the other in a black outfit, stand on a city street at night, smiling and taking a selfie, with city lights and buildings in the background.