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Mirov Academy of Dance

Vaganova-method ballet in Frankfurt, taught by Saint-Petersburg-trained profe…

Mirov Academy of Dance is a professional ballet school in Bornheim, Frankfurt, built on the Vaganova method.

Frankfurt am Main, DE12 styles

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Before your first class

Never danced before?

Ballet for beginners and mat-pilates welcome those with no experience; stretching and barre are also open to all levels.

What to wear

Come already dressed or use the studio's changing rooms to change into training clothes.

What to bring

Water bottle, mobile phone, and a small bag if needed.

What it costs

Trial lesson €25 (free if you join).

About this studio

Mirov Academy of Dance is a professional ballet school in Bornheim, Frankfurt, built on the Vaganova method. The studio was founded by Madalena Abrantes and Yury Mirov, who developed a concept where "strangers become part of their ballet family". Their teaching draws directly from Saint-Petersburg: Yury Mirov studied at the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet and has performed principal roles across the world, including the Royal Albert Hall, London Coliseum, and Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. Valeriia Sklotskaia, also trained at Vaganova (graduating with a gold medal in 2019), spent four seasons with the Bavarian State Ballet before joining the school in 2023.

Classes span three populations. Children aged 2–8 take pre-professional ballet, learning the six positions, jumps, turns and small dances. Adults (18+) choose from ballet for beginners, ballet for advanced, pointe shoes, barre, mat-pilates, and stretching—all designed as a "fitness lifestyle" that combines ballet, stretching and ballet-inspired workouts. The academy programme, open to those aiming for professional careers and serious amateurs, includes ballet, pointe, variation, repertoire, stretching, barre, contemporary dance, acting skills and character dance. Academy dancers participate in (inter)national competitions, take principal roles in school performances, and sit Vaganova-school-inspired exams with degrees.

You can book a trial lesson (€25) and decide afterwards whether to join. When you arrive, register at the front desk and use the changing rooms or come already dressed. Bring only your water bottle, mobile phone and small bag into the studio. Parents are actively welcome—there's a coffee, matcha, smoothie bar and snacks available while you wait.

Membership options include Academy (€325–390 per month for up to 15 hours weekly, all classes included plus competitions and performances), Diamond (€225–270 for up to 6 hours), Gold (€135–162 for up to 3 hours), Silver (€75–90 for 1 hour), and Prince(ss) (€45–54 for 1 hour with performance participation). All include ballet beginners and advanced, pointe, stretching, barre and mat-pilates where applicable. Flex contracts allow cancellation every 3 months; fix contracts run 12 months with cancellation once yearly. Class packs (10, 15 or 20 hours) are available for adults 18+ without a contract, valid for 3–6 months.

What to expect

Your first visit

Register at the front desk when you arrive and use the changing rooms if needed. Classes begin on time, so arrive with enough time to prepare. Bring only your water bottle, mobile phone and a small bag into the studio itself. After your trial lesson, visit the front desk to decide whether to pay for the single class or sign a membership—if you join, the trial is free.

Instructors

Who teaches here

Yury Mirov, co-founder and head teacher, studied at the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet in Leningrad and has danced principal roles across the Royal Albert Hall, London Coliseum, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées and stages worldwide. Madalena Abrantes, co-founder and teacher, is 20 and has trained in ballet since age three, currently studying business sciences at Goethe University; she teaches pre-ballet and fitness classes. Valeriia Sklotskaia, teacher since 2023, graduated from Vaganova Academy with a gold medal in 2019 and danced for four seasons with the Bavarian State Ballet.

New to dancing?

What beginners can expect

Ballet for beginners and mat-pilates welcome those with no experience; stretching and barre are also open to all levels.

What to wear and bring

Before your first class

Dress code

Come already dressed or use the studio's changing rooms to change into training clothes.

What to bring

Water bottle, mobile phone, and a small bag if needed. Everything else stays in the changing rooms.

Studio history

The academy was founded by Madalena Abrantes and Yury Mirov, who designed a concept where students feel at home and "strangers become part of their ballet family". Yury Mirov studied at the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet in Leningrad and has worked with legendary teachers including Alla Osipenko, Lyubov Kunakova, and Svetlana Efremova, performing as a guest principal dancer across the world.

Styles offered

12 dance styles taught here

BalletBallet for beginnersBallet for advancedPointe shoesBarreMat-pilatesContemporary DanceCharacter danceActing skillsVariationRepertoirePre-professional ballet (children 2–8)

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Mirov Academy of Dance — studio space

Amenities

Changing roomsCoffee barMatcha and smoothie barSnacks

Pricing

Approximate lesson costs

Range:Trial lesson €25 (free if you join). Memberships: Academy €325–390/month (fix/flex) for up to 15 hours weekly; Diamond €225–270 for up to 6 hours; Gold €135–162 for up to 3 hours; Silver €75–90 for 1 hour; Prince(ss) €45–54 for 1 hour. Class packs: 10 hours €250 (3 months), 15 hours €335 (5 months), 20 hours €430 (6 months).

Class schedule

Weekly classes and workshops

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Frequently asked about Mirov Academy of Dance

Quick answers to the most common questions

What dance styles does Mirov Academy of Dance teach?

Mirov Academy of Dance teaches Ballet, Ballet for beginners, Ballet for advanced, Pointe shoes, Barre, Mat-pilates and 6 more. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.

Where is Mirov Academy of Dance located?

Mirov Academy of Dance is located in Frankfurt am Main. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.

Does Mirov Academy of Dance offer private lessons?

Contact Mirov Academy of Dance directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.

Does Mirov Academy of Dance teach kids and adults?

Mirov Academy of Dance welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.

How do I sign up for classes at Mirov Academy of Dance?

The fastest path is to visit Mirov Academy of Dance via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.

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