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What is en pointe ballet?

We are a non-competitive, performance based classical ballet school. En Pointe is the only studio in West Jordan specializing exclusively in classical ballet with full-length theatrical story ballet performances. Our philosophy is the preservation of long-standing ballet traditions and technique.

What is Enen Pointe?

En Pointe is the only studio in West Jordan specializing exclusively in classical ballet with full-length theatrical story ballet performances. Our philosophy is the preservation of long-standing ballet traditions and technique.

Why en pointe dancers?

Our team at En Pointe gives challenging and engaging classes for every level in an encouraging environment. All of our teachers have performed professionally, which gives them the ability to mentor and inspire the next generation of dancers.

Why choose en pointe?

At En Pointe, we focus on getting to know each student individually so we can meet their needs and encourage them in a way that helps them reach their fullest potential. Our team at En Pointe gives challenging and engaging classes for every level in an encouraging environment.

audition for our company and competition team!

En Pointe is launching a BRAND NEW performance company and competition team for our 2022-23 season! Head to the audition page to sign up to audition and achieve your dance dreams and goals with us!

We offer a full range of dance styles and classes

En Pointe believes that at the core of every strong dancer is a solid Ballet foundation. Beyond that, we encourage all of our dancers to take several styles in order to create well-rounded dancers. In addition to our Ballet program, we offer Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, and Acro.

Where is En Pointe Studios?

With such high caliber teachers, En Pointe Studios is sure to become the preeminent place of ballet training in Indiana for students of all ages. Boston Ballet corps member Sylvia Deaton will never forget when one of her idols, former principal dancer Pollyana Ribeiro, led variations class.

Who taught Diana and Acteon?

Ribeiro was teaching the solo from Diana and Acteon, and Deaton, then a Boston Ballet School summer intensive student, was awestruck at how fearlessly she attacked the choreography. “It was so inspiring to watch her demonstrate and hear the same corrections she had been given for a performance,” Deaton says.