two ballerinas

Established in 2007, former Principal Ballerinas of The Queensland Ballet, Michelle Giammichele and Rosetta Cook, combine their extensive experience as dancers, teachers and choreographers in ballet and contemporary dance.

Dance to sublime music in our classes that are designed to give you flexibility, strength and fitness in a fun, creative atmosphere.
  • Did you ever dance when you were young?
  • Did you ever want to dance but you didn't have the opportunity?
  • Do you have a passion for music?

 

Adult Dance Classes in Brisbane

Our classes will enrich your lives with grace, beauty and sensuality. Combining our wealth of knowledge and experience in the art form of ballet and contemporary dance, we have designed our adult dance classes to give you the strength and refinement of ballet, with the fluidity and freedom of a contemporary dance perspective.
Our dance classes will inspire you and give you a sense of vitality in all that you do. We maintain a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, welcoming everyone, no matter how little experience to one of Australia's freshest (and quickly growing) adult dance schools.
The Two Ballerinas dance studio is based at leafy Paddington/Bardon in inner city Brisbane Queensland, with a flexible range of dance classes in brisbane to suit your lifestyle.
 

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See our stories, testimonials and biographies for more information about a dance class in Brisbane.  For info on timetables, venues and how to get there, see the classes page.
Not sure about which is the right class for you? Check out our class overviews on the What's the Best Dance Class for Me? page.

Ballet doesn't go for cheap gimmicks, it doesn't need to

As a five year old girl I begged my mother to let me start ballet class. She told me no, it was too expensive and besides, "you only want to do that cause your friends are." At the time i guess that was fair and I pushed the thought of ballet from my mind till the ripe age of 17 when the old ambition retook me. I loved the timelessness of classical ballet. it was so graceful and it never altered to keep up with the times - Ballet doesn't go for cheap gimmicks, it doesn't need to. I fell in love and I just knew I had to pursue the dream. I enrolled, un-enrolled and enrolled again and finally, very nervous, I took my first class...
My love did not disappoint me - this was it. It was harder than imagined and I didn't feel very graceful at first but I loved it. I still do...
After a long stressful day at uni, ballet cheers me up instantaneously. Like magic :) If you're in doubt about giving it a go - I strongly recommend you at least try it. You may see me there! 
Jo Curlis

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