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Saturday, October 18th | 1-2:25pm, check-in at 12:50pm
for ballet students ages 11+ | intermediate/early-advanced level proficiency
Non-EBA students: minimum of 2-3 years ballet class experience necessary to attend
EBA students: enrolled in Intermediate Level 2 class or higher level
LIMITED space is available for this event - early registration is encouraged to secure a spot!
Experience a workshop filled with focused, uplifting, and technique-strengthening instruction taught by acclaimed ballet educator and former professional ballet dancer, Diana Turner-Forte. EBA is privileged to host this event at our studio space located within the Cannon Park Community Center, and we’re excited to welcome dancers and students from all over the Moore County community in attendance!
Check-in for this activity begins promptly at 12:50pm, and the class will begin at 1pm with a brief introduction from Ms. Turner-Forte. All registration for this class activity is accomplished online through this registration, no in-person registration.
Students are encouraged to wear appropriate ballet class attire, ie. black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers (no pointe shoes). Hair must be pulled-back and secured in a bun during the duration of the class, no exceptions - thank-you for honoring this studio policy!
Diana Turner-Forte is a Dancer, Teaching Artist, Healing Arts, and a Writer. She has danced professionally with major ballet companies throughout the United States and in Mexico City, as well as engaged in Dance Education residencies sponsored by arts councils throughout the Midwest and Southeast. Passionate about classical ballet, Diana understands the role dance and movement play in the well-being of the individual and thus the community at large. She teaches privately in her Southern Pines, NC location.
Saturday, October 18th | 1-2:25pm, check-in at 12:50pm
for ballet students ages 11+ | intermediate/early-advanced level proficiency
Non-EBA students: minimum of 2-3 years ballet class experience necessary to attend
EBA students: enrolled in Intermediate Level 2 class or higher level
LIMITED space is available for this event - early registration is encouraged to secure a spot!
Experience a workshop filled with focused, uplifting, and technique-strengthening instruction taught by acclaimed ballet educator and former professional ballet dancer, Diana Turner-Forte. EBA is privileged to host this event at our studio space located within the Cannon Park Community Center, and we’re excited to welcome dancers and students from all over the Moore County community in attendance!
Check-in for this activity begins promptly at 12:50pm, and the class will begin at 1pm with a brief introduction from Ms. Turner-Forte. All registration for this class activity is accomplished online through this registration, no in-person registration.
Students are encouraged to wear appropriate ballet class attire, ie. black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers (no pointe shoes). Hair must be pulled-back and secured in a bun during the duration of the class, no exceptions - thank-you for honoring this studio policy!
Diana Turner-Forte is a Dancer, Teaching Artist, Healing Arts, and a Writer. She has danced professionally with major ballet companies throughout the United States and in Mexico City, as well as engaged in Dance Education residencies sponsored by arts councils throughout the Midwest and Southeast. Passionate about classical ballet, Diana understands the role dance and movement play in the well-being of the individual and thus the community at large. She teaches privately in her Southern Pines, NC location.