Ballet Classes Open to Non-CSW Students
Intermediate ballet classes at The Cambridge School of Weston are now open to the public for high school-aged students. Classes are Tuesdays and Fridays from 4:15 to 5:40 p.m. beginning Friday, October 14.
Intermediate ballet classes at The Cambridge School of Weston are now open to the public for high school-aged students. Classes are Tuesdays and Fridays from 4:15 to 5:40 p.m. beginning Friday, October 14.
The classes will be taught by Ann Roe, who has performed with the Washington Ballet Company and studied with the School of American Ballet in New York. Ann is currently on the dance faculties of Boston University, The Cambridge School of Weston, and Ballet Academy Inc. in Arlington, Mass.
Single classes may be taken at $12 a class or a six-class card may be purchased for $66. For more information, call Martha Armstrong Gray, chair of the Dance Department, at 781-642-8657 or email at mgray@csw.org
The classes will be taught by Ann Roe, who has performed with the Washington Ballet Company and studied with the School of American Ballet in New York. Ann is currently on the dance faculties of Boston University, The Cambridge School of Weston, and Ballet Academy Inc. in Arlington, Mass.
Single classes may be taken at $12 a class or a six-class card may be purchased for $66. For more information, call Martha Armstrong Gray, chair of the Dance Department, at 781-642-8657 or email at mgray@csw.org
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