Texas Youth Ballet believes that every child should have the opportunity to experience the many benefits of classical ballet training. Our mission is to provide all young ballet dancers with high-quality training and opportunities that enrich their lives and further their dreams.
Our Conservatory classes are skill-based and our exceptional instructors are dedicated to preparing students for the real world of dance. Our training provides an authentic arts experience with individual attention, a nurturing, family-friendly environment, and attention to the development not only of excellent dancers, but good people.
TYB provides training for under-served children through the Ballet Stars* of Tomorrow scholarship, the Male Dancer scholarships, and the Ballet Artist merit scholarships to both year-round and Summer Intensive training. Our Company enriches the arts in North Texas by providing local, fully-produced ballet performances. TYB offers outreach performances to schools, free performances in the park, and collaborations with local non-profits.
"My daughter has fallen in love with ballet a little bit more each and every year and her growth as a ballerina is evident. If you are looking for a place to become part of a dance 'family' this is it."
Danielle H.
( Parent )
"Great classical ballet school! The owner and instructors are very professional and focus on the students becoming excellent dancers. This school gives the kids the opportunity to be in full length performances and not just recitals."
Steve A.
( Parent )
"Wonderful instruction in classical ballet. Small class size for plenty of personal attention. Heavy on the art, little to no emphasis on competition. Positive environment promoting mentor-like relationships between older and younger dancers."
Damon C.
( Parent )
Jennifer Dulin
Founder/Executive/Artistic Director
Jennifer Dulin danced with Festival Ballet of Rhode Island, studied with ballet legend, the late Marcia Dale Weary. She is an alumni of CPYB, an internationally recognized ballet school. She has danced with Winthrop Corey, Mary Jago Romeril, Francesca Corkle, Alecia Good-Borosow, Tina LeBlanc, Edward Villella, Allegra Kent, and others...
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Viviana Lubertino
Ballet
Viviana was Principal Ballerina with the Teatro Municipal de Santiago, Chile. While there she danced Swanhilda in “Coppelia”, Sugar Plum Fairy in “Nutcracker”, the Black Swan Pas de Deux, and in “Le Corsair”. She studied under Gloria Kazda, Alexander Mintz, Antonio Truyol (Director, Corps de Ballet, Teatro Colon) and graduated with highest honors from... Read More