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Olympic Ballet School is proud to be a multi-year recipient of the YAGP Outstanding School Award and the YAGP Outstanding Faculty Award.

Olympic Ballet School students have earned scholarships to top schools and programs around the world, including: Alberta Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Ballet West Academy, Boston Ballet School, Colorado Ballet Academy, Dutch National Ballet Academy, Ellison Ballet, Elmhurst Ballet School, European Ballet School, Houston Ballet Academy, International Contemporary Masters (ICM), John Cranko Schule, Mosa Ballet School, National Ballet of Canada, Oklahoma City Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet School, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School, San Francisco Ballet School, School of American Ballet, School of Philadelphia Ballet, Staatliche Ballettschule Berlin, Tanz Akademie Zurich, The HARID Conservatory, and The Rock School for Dance Education. Students have gone on to dance professionally with Olympic Ballet Theatre, Latvian National Opera and Ballet, Ballet Tucson, and Columbia Classical Ballet and more.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

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I highly recommend Olympic Ballet! The teachers are highly qualified and offer an intensive classical ballet experience.

The directors are supportive and provide the perfect balance of challenge and encouragement. The friendships amongst the students are strong and, Olympic Ballet performances are phenomenal!!

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Stephanie G, Google Reviews

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We have been extremely satisfied with our experience at Olympic Ballet School. We transferred from another local school at the advice of our instructor. The instruction our daughter and son have received plus the performance opportunities they have enjoyed have been absolutely the best. We were especially pleased to find they have a vibrant program for boys. We really can’t say enough good things about our kids experience here.

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D. Hanks, Google Reviews

“It was a treat to see the stage so full with Olympic Ballet School students, who perform so well that it’s often hard to tell who is a company member and who is a student. I was particularly impressed by the dryads in act two, who held themselves with a poise well beyond their years, and a certain “vintage ballet” nostalgia.”

— Louise Greer of the Seattle Ballet Blog, Review of OBT’s Don Quixote, May 2024

“[The] Sleeping Beauty is probably the hardest ballet you can perform,” according to company member and teacher Alberto Gaspar. Audience members can expect to see company members and Olympic Ballet School students performing technically challenging choreography all done under the artistic direction of Vinson and Gorboulev. Ballet is intended to look graceful, if audience members don’t leave admiring this art form for the elegance that is portrayed the dancers didn’t accomplish their jobs”.

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The Triton Review, OBT’s The Sleeping Beauty, 2023

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