When barre took the fitness world by storm, Ali Bramhall was ready. The low-impact, ballet-inspired exercise class was a natural progression for the former-dancer-turned-certified-personal-trainer. After eight years teaching barre in Boston, Bramhall moved to Providence to start her own studio. On May 1, 2019, Divine Barre opened its Gano Street space with a large banner
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