• Pointe shoes nestle inside each other in a cloud of taupe chiffon.

    Drop-In Classes

    Your Daily Dose: Open ballet classes Monday - Saturday. Elementary through Advanced levels.

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  • Mature dancers bend gracefully over a barre.

    Adult Programs

    There’s something for every adult dancer at Northeast Arts. Absolute Beginner Ballet, Variations & Artistry, Historical Dance Workshops and Summer Intensives - your dance journey starts here.

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  • A ballerina bends backward over a barre, her partner supporting her in free fall.

    Dancers Supporting Dancers

    Northeast Arts believes in supporting hardworking dancers. As a dancer-led organization, we strive to provide professional resources to our colleagues and counterparts.

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  • Children reach excitedly into the air during dance class.

    Youth Programs

    Movement, joy and music fill our studios on Saturdays! At Northeast Arts, we believe thoughtful instruction for very young dancers builds a myriad of skills for their future. Besides, it’s fun!

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  • A dancer floats entangled underwater in plastic wings, her head obscured by the reflection on the water's surface.

    Seeing the Plastic Ocean

    A climate-inspired public art event. Highlights include free public art, dance, poetry and photography exhibits and professional performances. June 1 - 14.

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Northeast Arts mission is to support professional freelance artists, allowing dancers to lead collaborations across disciplines with the goal of making ballet accessible to many communities. Dancer-led on-the-job experience in production, costuming, marketing and design develops freelance dancers' skills, adding new voices to the art.

within our mission, Northeast Arts has three main goals: to hold free and low cost high quality ballet performances at Northeast Arts Studio Theater, to offer dance and wellness classes to the community at large, and to support freelance dancers and companies with professional resources.

We are sincerely grateful to all our collaborators and supporters for their generosity, creativity, guidance and joy.

A dancer with shows her open back to the audience, reaching into the air while poised on one hip on a large wooden box.
A dancer in a tunic and white tights supports a dancer in a long low arabesque. Both are smiling at the audience.
A child's feet patter across the Marley dance floor.
A handsome silver haired gentleman in black, red and silver Renaissance cape and puffy britches jumps spryly into the air as he kicks out one leg.

Photo credits: Slider and portraits by Brooke Trisolini and Nicole Mari Photography. Footer by Golden Lion Photography

Photography by Brooke Trisolini was funded in part by New England Foundation for the Arts’ New England Dance Fund, with generous support from the Aliad Fund at the Boston Foundation.