Schedule & Pricing
About the Adult Ballet Program
Our adult ballet program offers structured, technique-focused classes in a supportive and welcoming environment. Classes are taught by Garegin Pogossian, who brings a decade of experience performing soloist and principal roles at the American Ballet Theatre. Classes emphasize strength, alignment, coordination, and artistry across multiple levels and weekly schedules.
Intermediate
Intermediate classes refine technique and coordination for dancers with some prior experience, helping them build confidence, strength, and fluidity in movement.
BALLET VARIATION WORKSHOP
June 6th 4:00 - 7:00pm
Join us on June 6th for a special three-hour Adult Ballet Variation Workshop designed for intermediate to advanced dancers, taking you from the studio to the stage. The workshop begins with a 45-minute ballet warm-up, followed by a 5-minute break.
Dancers will then spend 1 hour and 10 minutes learning and refining a classical variation. This session will feature the Kitri Variation - Act III from Don Quixote.
After another brief 5-minute break, the final hour will take place in the Chorus Hall Theater (located at CBSF), where participants will bring their variation onto the stage and experience performing in a true theatrical setting.
Limited spots available - signup by June 4th to secure yours.
Online booking and payment required ; walk-ins without booking cannot be accommodated.
Dates
No classes on the following dates:
November 24 - 30
December 1 - 7
December 23 - January 4
January 19
April 6
May 25
POLICIES
City Ballet San Francisco
Registration & Payment
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This class is strictly for participants aged 14 and above.
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Classes are offered on a drop-in basis, and payment must be completed prior to participation.
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Refunds will not be provided for missed classes. Please make sure that when you book a class that you are able to attend. To ensure the stability of class size, there will be no exchanges or refunds given once your class has been booked.
Health & Safety
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Participants must be physically fit to engage in a intermediate/advanced ballet class. Notify the instructor of any injuries or health concerns before the class begins.
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Warm-up before class is highly encouraged to prevent injuries.
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CBSF eserves the right to assess and recommend a different class level if a participant's abilities do not align with the demands of this level.
Class Etiquette
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Participants must arrive on time to avoid disrupting the class. Late arrivals may not be permitted to join after the class has started.
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Proper ballet attire, including ballet shoes, is required. Hair should be neatly secured away from the face.
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Respect the instructor and fellow dancers by maintaining a positive and focused learning environment.
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Only water in closed containers is permitted inside the studio.