Reopening Plan & Health and Safety Protocol

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Proper Covid-19 health and safety protocol will be enforced ay the school to ensure the well being of our students, parents and teacher this includes but is not limited to:
Face masks are required
Face covering with vents are not permitted
Surgical mask good fit-securely fits over nose. mouth, and under the chin
A 6ft distance is required both in and out the studio
Markers will be placed on the ground in the studio to assure everyone remains 6 ft apart at all time
Parents of older children must drop off and pick up their children and are not permitted to observe class from the window
Studio door will remain open at all times
Studio will be sanitized before and after each class
Temperature checks will take place at the entrance thermo scans
No bags/backpacks allowed, students will only be allowed to bring their dance shoes and water bottle into the studio
Must provide proof of negative covid test after traveling within the US.
Must provide proof of 10-day quarantine and a negative covid test after traveling outside the US.

Marina Classical Ballet

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Our school is founded on Classical ballet where students also study Character and Modern dance. Character dance provides insight and understanding of various cultures around the world, while Modern dance encourages self-discovery and expression. The union of these dance forms, under direct supervision of the Artistic Director, provides a strong technical and versatile foundation for students passionate in learning and discovering dance.

Artistic Director

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Artistic Director and choreographer, Maryna Drazdova, has been studying ballet since she was 5 years old and has 20+ years of professional dance experience and 15+ years of teaching experience. Maryna's career in dance started with 10 years of intensive training at the Belarusian Academy of Ballet. Upon graduation, she accepted a soloist dancer position at the National Opera and Ballet of Belarus where she danced professionally for 21 years. Maryna's teaching technique is based on the Vaganova Method, created by legendary Russian ballerina, Agrippina Vaganova.