Ballet has long been seen as elitist — foreign, inaccessible, and out of reach for many across Africa. But that perception is shifting. As the art form gains popularity, a new generation of African instructors is stepping forward: certified, committed, and determined to make ballet more inclusive. In Ghana, Vivie’s Dance and Theater Academy is leading the charge, offering training to children from all backgrounds. Founder and CEO Vivian Boateng shares why investing in both students and teachers is essential to building a space where every body can belong.Additional audio excerpts: Credit - 7News Australia, BBC Africa News, CBS Sunday Mornings

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