Instructor
Linda Burt
Linda Burt is originally from Del Rio, Texas, and holds her BFA from Texas Woman’s University where she graduated with honors. Upon graduating, she pursued her professional career in New York City and continued her education with the Martha Graham, Paul Taylor, and Ailey schools.
Linda has performed and taught throughout the United States as well as internationally with various companies such as His Company International and Ad Deum Dance. While living in Houston, Texas, she directed dance at Lakewood Church and participated in numerous local productions.
Having moved to Lago Vista, Texas, in 2020, she has performed and choreographed for the Lago Vista Players, Lake Travis Music Theatre, Georgetown Palace’s version of Bright Star and was last seen in ADC’s performance of Cinderella as the wicked stepmother. Her proudest achievement has been producing and directing an original play called Godsmacked. Linda and her husband Ben, who also performs in The Austin Dance Conservatory productions, reside in Lago Vista, Texas.
Programs & Classes
Professional Conservatory
The Professional Conservatory (PC) offers daytime and evening programs for members to train with a world renowned professional faculty in a versatile regiment of codified techniques and movement principles to prepare for all aspects of professional and collegiate dance.
The Conservatory
The Conservatory offers multiple training opportunities for ages 8 and up. Conservatory dancers will focus on training in a minimum of two ballet technique classes per week, and have the option to add modern technique, jazz technique and musical theater, contemporary and pointe technique (upon invitation only).
The Children's Conservatory
The Children’s Conservatory offers multiple training opportunities for ages 2-7. Dancers in the Children’s Conservatory will develop a love for dance by building a proper foundation that lasts a lifetime in a warm, nurturing environment. Children’s Conservatory dancers will focus on motor skills, musicality, coordination, personal relationships, responsibility, and more.
If a dancer is interested in performing, they are encouraged to audition for the ADC productions.