I am lucky to have found Infinity Ballet Conservatory, where my daughter has been dancing for about 8 years. Infinity Ballet Conservatory and Theatre provides our community with an environment where girls and boys, young women and gentlemen - those that want to be dancers - get that opportunity at any age . My ten year old, Julia, is one of those pink princesses who has walked on tippy toes since she learned how to toddle. I took her to Infinity Ballet Conservatory for the first time in 2005, I think, to take some ballet classes. Little did I know that I was setting her on a course to actually become a dancer. I had imagined my daughter would take an hour of ballet a week until she tired of it. However, the quality of dance instruction she received, and continues to receive, only led her to want to take more and more classes. Yikes! I thought this will eventually get too expensive. When would I have to tell my daughter she can't take any more classes? Fortunately, Infinity actually encourages dancers to take as many classes as they need to reach the goals they set for themselves. Parents are billed on a sliding scale. It seems a rare thing now that a business seeks to provide as much or more to the community than it receives. Infinity's not-for-profit status and attitude are so special. The Infinity Ballet Theatre is where Debra Sayles Senchak, the Director of all that is Infinity, has managed to create a real company of young dancers. The older girls and boys are not separated from the younger ones in Infinity performances. The company dances together. My daughter has not only learned to dance, but she has learned how to perform. Debra Sayles Senchak has created a non-competitive spirit in the Theatre that allows each student to shine. There are many other fabulous, devoted teachers at Infininty guiding young people toward becoming artists and art lovers. read more

My daughters have taken classes here since they were 3 and 4 years old, now they are 9 and 11. When they were young, they got to do creative dance... be princesses, wave wands and be fairies, etc, and learned how to dance without realizing it. Their coordination grew by leaps and bounds in just the first 6 months. They have grown to love dance. There are many choices in the Triangle area for dance and I will never take my girls anywhere else. The teachers here shape without being critical or harsh. The philosophy here is not just to show your child how to do a pirouette, but to train your child in technique, in dance history, in injury prevention, etc. It is a full experience, taught by dancers who were once professionals in a major city company themselves. I love how especially my shy girl has grown to really have a quiet confidence in herself through dance. There are opportunities to perform on stage, and it is not required to do so. Recitals are about working together to make a full experience for the audience and being a true performer. read more

This studio has a warm and encouraging vibe. The staff is made up of dancers who performed professionally so they really know what it takes to succeed as a dancer. The safety and health of the students is closely safeguarded. The corrections are made kindly and the camaraderie among the students is a joy to see. Students are encouraged to try modern, jazz, tap, and character dances but the strong foundation in ballet is still there. Many performance opportunities in the community are available for all students but are not mandatory. Rehearsals are not held during class time which is great for those shy dancers who want to learn but are a leery of performing. My daughter has danced elsewhere but this studio is a keeper. read more

My now teenage girls have been dancing at Infinity Ballet since 2014. It's a smaller, non-competitive studio with the most diverse and talented teachers. No matter your age or level of dance skill, Infinity Ballet is very welcoming and has a class for you. Several dance performances are offered throughout the year, including a year-end Spring Show, a Fall Show, the Nutcracker performances at the Halle Cultural Arts Center and other pop up events. I highly recommend this studio. Take a free trial class and talk to Mrs. Debra, founder and owner of Infinity Ballet. read more

My daughter has been at Infinity for several years now. The focus on classical ballet while emphasizing the whole development of dancers was a huge draw and keeps us there. The performances are beautiful. No competition teams but rather a focus on the individual dancer and what she can accomplish for personal growth. True sincere love of dance and sharing that love in a structured environment make Infinity a true place for dancers to call home. read more

We have attended other dance studios in the area and have found Infinity Ballet to have the kindest staff with a broad range of experience. The health and safety of the dancers/students is of utmost importance to them. Students who choose to not be in a performance are not shunted to the side during instructional time. Ample time is left after warm-ups/barre work to allow for moving across the floor. There is no yearly contract. read more

This is a wonderful place for training a true ballerina with proper instruction. We have made this studio our home and welcome those who are looking a great place to learn, dance and become part of our ballet family. read more

Amazing dance studio. Great for kids and older students. My daughter loves the performances and looks up to the "big" dancers. I would recommend this studio to anyone. The teachers are amazing and knowledgeable. read more