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Fall registration opens in June(770) 555-0106

Summer

The summer intensive

Three weeks of full days in the studio, open to dancers from other studios as well.

Summer
  • A teacher's hands placing a strip of tape to mark a spot on the wooden studio floor
    Mid JuneOpen

    Technique week

    Ballet, jazz and conditioning every morning.

    Mornings are technique in the three main studios. Afternoons are choreography, and families come in on Friday to watch a showing.

    • Ages 10 to 14
    • 9 am to 3 pm
  • A pair of jazz shoes on a bench beside a plain water bottle and a towel
    Early JulyOpen

    Contemporary week

    Floor work, partner work and new choreography.

    Guest teachers lead morning classes and set a short piece. The week closes with an informal showing for families.

    • Ages 12 to 18
    • 9 am to 3 pm
  • A pair of pink ballet slippers on the wooden floor beside a barre in window light
    Late JulyWaitlist

    Pre-professional week

    Audition-style classes and coaching.

    Long days of technique across styles, with time to talk with teachers about the year ahead.

    • Ages 15 to 18
    • 9 am to 4 pm

Sample sessions.

Weeks and hours are set each year; the placement visit page has the current list.

Before you book a week

What is a placement visit?

It is a class with our teachers at the level they think fits, followed by a short talk with the director. We use it instead of a trial class, because a dancer's level matters more here than the first lesson. Book it on the placement page.

What are auditions like?

An audition is a class in our studio, taught by our teachers. Dancers wear practice clothes and hair up. There is no video and no solo to prepare.

How does tuition work?

It depends on the level, the number of classes a week and the track. The how tuition works page explains what sets it, how billing runs and what the extras are. We share our figures at the placement visit.