What makes Petit Papillon different?
Petit Papillon keeps its fee structure as low as possible to remain competitive and to be user friendly. There are discounts for students taking multiple classes and these extend to families who have more than one student enrolled.  In other words they are family oriented and not just student applicable. There are no costumes to buy or fees to be paid for recitals. Members of the performing company pay a flat yearly fee to assist with the costs involved in producing ballets and touring throughout the state.   The company supplies costumes, sets and much of the make-up used by its dancers.  This is why fund-raising and grant writing is so important to the company.  It is done this way so as to allow all dancers, regardless of financial status, to participate if they are qualified and accepted through audition. Dancers participating in the Open House/Demonstration that is scheduled yearly in May do not need costumes and if a particular dress is desired by the teacher it is either supplied by her or taken from the costume inventory.