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What is the Washington School of ballet SE campus?

The Washington School of Ballet’s SE Campus provides programming for youth, teens, and adults following The Washington School of Ballet’s leveled curriculum. Classes are offered Monday-Saturday for the following programs: Creative Dance, Pre-Ballet, Leveled classes 1A through 6, Advanced Training Program, Teen Program, and Adult Program.

What classes does the Washington School of Ballet offer?

The Washington School of Ballet curriculum at the SE Campus incrementally progresses children aged 3-18 through Creative Dance, Pre-Ballet 1 through 3, and Leveled Classes 1A through 6. Additionally, TWSB SE offers classes in Modern, Jazz, Strength Training, and African Dance. The Advanced Training Program is for serious ballet students.

How do I join the Washington School of Ballet summer intensive?

Students are accepted into The Washington School of Ballet Summer Intensive by attending an in-person placement class audition. Students attending our summer program who are also interested in enrolling in the 2022-2023 school year will be evaluated during summer classes. They do not need to attend a separate audition.

Who are some famous alumni of the Washington School of ballet?

Co-founded by legendary ballet pioneers, Mary Day and Lisa Gardiner, The Washington School of Ballet has produced many notable alumni including: Virginia Johnson, Kevin McKenzie, Amanda McKerrow, Shirley MacLaine, Georgia Engel, and Chelsea Clinton.

What is the Washington School of Ballet?

The Washington School of Ballet curriculum includes pre-ballet, boys’ classes and a leveled program for children through young adulthood, many of whom wish to pursue dance as a career. The school also offers a Professional Training Division, overseen by Xiomara Reyes, that brings together especially talented students from around the world for intensive training under The Washington School of Ballet’s renowned faculty. Both the NW and SE campuses share a syllabus to ensure the same excellence in training at each location and both campuses also offer adult classes.

Who is the artistic director of Washington School of Ballet?

Artistic Director Julie Kent oversees all aspects and the full integration ...

Who trained with Mary Day?

kwindom@washingtonballet.org. Kristina Windom trained with Mary Day, Robert Steele, Julio de Bittencourt and Patricia Berrend at The Washington School of Ballet. She was selected for the company, The Washington Ballet, when ….

When will the Washington School of Ballet start?

The Washington School of Ballet Pre-Ballet classes will be offered for the academic year beginning September 2021. Pre-Ballet 1: For children ages 5–6 years old. Children continue to explore basic dance principles in a creative, though progressively structured environment where ballet etiquette is first introduced.

How many days a week do ballet students attend Washington School of Ballet?

Trainees attend classes five to six days a week and work with the senior faculty of the school, including Xiomara Reyes.

What is PTPB in dance?

PTPB is a comprehensive program for students who aspire to the next level and for students planning to continue dance in college. A diverse offering of supplemental dance classes, in addition to daily classical ballet training, such as Flamenco, Broadway, and mime, augment a strong ballet foundation.

Who is the artistic director of the Washington Ballet?

By working on soloist roles of the classical repertory, Trainees continue to develop their technique and artistry. All Trainees will be considered by Julie Kent , Artistic Director, and the artistic team of The Washington Ballet for Studio Company and Company positions.

Does Washington School of Ballet have student housing?

The Washington School of Ballet does not offer student housing. Students in our Professional Training Division (PTD) reside in shared apartments near the school. TWSB is located in a lovely neighborhood with many apartments that will allow a nine-month lease and will provide a lease for each student individually.

What is the Washington School of Ballet?

The Washington School of Ballet provides a safe, nurturing environment enabling each student to explore their technical and artistic capabilities. Our mission is to inspire the next generation of young dancers to grow and expand to their full potential.

How often does Washington Ballet School meet?

Classes are taught by The Washington Ballet School Faculty, and meet two times weekly (Pre Ballet 2 and Pre Ballet 3) and one time per week (Pre Ballet 1). Each class includes a stretch and strength component in addition to the instruction of classical technique.

What is the pre ballet division?

The Pre Ballet Division Summer Intensive is a four-week course designed exclusively to develop ballet vocabulary within the developmental framework of the young child. Exercises promote balance, posture, special awareness, and directional patterns, all tailored to strengthen and support muscle development. There is a focus on musicality and creative self-expression.

How long is the Washington School of Ballet Summer Intensive?

The Washington School of Ballet Summer Intensive gives students from around the world the opportunity to study for four to five weeks with our acclaimed faculty including Artistic Director Julie Kent, Head of SE Campus Monica Stephenson, Damien Johnson, Dr. Elena Ovchinnikova, and Margaret Williamson.

When is TWSB summer 2021?

As the pandemic will be in a new phase by the beginning of our 5-week summer program, June 21, 2021, TWSB is anticipating a hybrid program. Our summer will offer the option of fully in-studio training or fully virtual training for students in the upper level five-week program.

Announcements

WSD is dancing it’s regular schedule of classes this week. We hope to see you at the studio, but if you are traveling or have other plans, you are welcome to schedule a make-up class through the Parent Portal, or by contacting the front desk. Have a great week!

Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide superior dance education while supporting the performing arts in the community at large.