SUMMER 2024
THE OFFICIAL SCHOOL OF NEW YORK CIT Y BALLET
TABLE OF CONTENTS
90 Years of Excellence
Living at SAB
SAB opened its doors on January 2, 1934.
In the heart of the cultural capital of the world,
All year long we will be celebrating our 90th
SAB has a self-contained campus featuring
Anniversary and the School’s contributions
seven spacious studios, a professionally staffed
to ballet in America. Discover highlights
residence hall, student café, physical therapy
from the School’s rich history in this special
room and lounges all under one roof with 24-
anniversary spread.
hour security.
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Summer Curriculum
Activities
SAB’s Summer Course curriculum consists
Enriching activities surround the summer
of the same varied course offerings as SAB’s core Winter Term program. Preparation for a career in classical ballet is the primary focus of summer training. In 2023, SAB introduced enhancements to our curriculum including more ballet technique classes for every level and new weekly contemporary classes for select levels.
curriculum of ballet and ballet-related courses. Performances by major ballet companies and NYC cultural excursions highlight the schedule of chaperoned events.
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SAB’s Winter Term A Day in the Life
As soon as Summer Course classes commence,
With a variety of classes, teachers and activities
potential for year-round training at SAB. A small
scheduled Monday through Saturday, each day
percentage of Summer Course students are
at SAB’s Summer Course is unique. Take a look
invited to stay for the Winter Term. Learn more
at a sample day in the life of a Summer Course
about SAB’s year-round training program.
SAB’s faculty begin to assess summer students’
student.
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SUMMER COURSE for students ages 12 to 18
JULY 1 - AUGUST 2, 2024 The School of American Ballet welcomes promising ballet students from around the United States and the world to train with SAB’s renowned faculty and live in our on-site residence hall under the supervision of our professional Student Life staff. Students will be immersed in George Balanchine’s demanding aesthetic through a curriculum that largely mirrors the offerings of SAB’s full-time program. In 2023, we introduced exciting enhancements to our Summer Course schedule that includes more technique classes for every level, additional partnering classes, and new weekly contemporary and choreography composition classes for advanced levels. Every student’s potential for year-round training at the School will be evaluated, making the summer program an important landmark for those who are interested in pursuing preprofessional training at SAB beyond the summer months.
NY JUNIOR SESSION for students ages 10 to 12
JUNE 24 - 29, 2024 This introduction to SAB led by permanent faculty and guest teachers from New York City Ballet includes daily ballet classes—with dedicated technique and conditioning classes for students in our boys training track—wellness seminars, and cultural activities.
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Celebrating 90 Years of Excellence 1934
1948
1959
New York City Ballet debuts at
With funding from the Ford Foundation,
Lincoln Kirstein open the School of
New York City Center with dancers
SAB is able to expand its scholarship
American Ballet on Madison Avenue
almost entirely made up of students
program and establish a precursor
in New York City, a first step to
from the School of American Ballet.
to the National Audition Tour.
shaping the future of ballet in America.
After some initial failed attempts,
Balanchine and select faculty traveled
SAB has long since been considered
Balanchine and Kirstein’s dream
across the United States to recruit
one of the world’s leading ballet
of establishing an American ballet
students nationally, further expanding
training academies.
company is realized. Since then, SAB
the School’s reach and influence
has been the official school of New
beyond New York City.
Swope
On January 2, George Balanchine and
York City Ballet, providing highly Swope
trained dancers for what has become
Swope
America’s largest ballet company.
1997 SAB establishes an annual Student Choreography Workshop, allowing students to explore the art of choreography by creating new works on their peers. The School has since enhanced this program offering resources to further encourage exploration of choreography. This workshop has inspired the choreographic talents of some of today’s leading choreographers, most notably Justin Peck, Lauren Lovette and Gianna Reisen.
2000’s
Throughout the 2000’s, SAB increases its commitment to diversifying the student body. In 2009, SAB begins holding free family friendly performances in NYC neighborhoods. And in 2012, SAB launches a formal diversity, equity and inclusion initiative with the ultimate goal of impacting the diversity of professional stages nationwide. This ongoing commitment permeates all facets of the School and leads to the establishment of a full time staff role dedicated to DEI in 2012 and the start of SAB’s National Visiting Fellows and Principal Guest Teacher programs.
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Be a part of history this summer as the School of American Ballet celebrates its 90th Anniversary. Since 1934, SAB has helped shaped the future of ballet in America — from giving birth to an internationally acclaimed ballet company to shaping generations of finely trained dancers. Discover highlights from SAB’s rich history in the timeline below.
1965
1972
1990
Alexandra Danilova establish the
join the faculty at SAB marking
constituent of Lincoln Center for the
tradition of a year-end performance
a new generation of faculty at
Performing Arts—the world-famous
for the School’s advanced students,
SAB who danced directly under
complex that is home to New York
creating an opportunity for them to
Mr. Balanchine at New York City
City Ballet, New York Philharmonic,
participate in professionally staged
Ballet. This philosophy of training
The Metropolitan Opera, and The
productions of classic ballet works.
would continue through the present
Juilliard School—SAB moves to its
SAB’s Workshop Performances have
day with most faculty having
current home in the Samuel B. and
grown to become an annual highlight
trained at SAB, danced at New
David Rose Building, which includes
of the ballet world, offering a showcase
York City Ballet and then returned
an on-site residence hall for housing
of the ballet stars of tomorrow.
to SAB to pass on Balanchine’s
non-local students for the School’s
technique and aesthetic.
summer and winter training programs.
Shortly after becoming an official
Linder
Sladon
Suki Schorer and Richard Rapp
Today
Today, under the leadership of Artistic Director and Chair of Faculty Jonathan Stafford and Associate Chair of Faculty Aesha Ash, SAB continues to lead the field in producing finely trained dancers for professional stages around the world. The core syllabus continues to emphasize Balanchine’s approach to classical ballet but is augmented with exposure to other styles and genres embraced by most 21st century ballet companies. Services to enhance the development of fledging ballet dancers—including mental and physical wellness resources, cultural, developmental and educational programming, professional placement support, and extensive scholarship and financial aid programs—ensure that talented students have the best possible chance to fulfill their potential. Additionally the school’s alumni network is stronger than ever with alumni dancing in professional ballet companies across the US and internationally. And in 2024, almost two dozen alumni hold top artistic leadership roles at major companies including Pacific Northwest Ballet, Miami City Ballet, Houston Ballet, Washington Ballet, and New York City Ballet.
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Balanchine and faculty member
Character
CURRICULUM
This course acquaints students with the polonaise, mazurka, and other formal and folk dances of the past that appear in the classical repertory as well as in contemporary works.
Technique SAB’s technique classes are the primary method by which faculty members communicate the fine points of classicism that are the foundation of Balanchine’s aesthetic. Students learn to move with greater musicality, control, precision, speed and expansiveness. Students take 1 to 2 technique classes each day.
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The Summer Course curriculum consists of the same varied course offerings as SAB’s core Winter Term program. Preparation for a career in classical ballet is the primary focus of summer training.
Contemporary Students in levels III and higher take a weekly contemporary class allowing them to explore a broader range of movement and develop their artistry beyond classical ballet.
Pilates An SAB alumna and certified Pilates instructor provides mat classes in the Pilates conditioning method.
Weight Training Intermediate and Advanced Men take classes for conditioning and strengthening the musculature of the upper body, thereby enhancing partnering skills.
Pointe Classes devoted to developing strength en pointe are an important element of the girls training track curriculum in all Summer Course levels, in support of Balanchine’s goal for dancers to move quickly and effortlessly.
Wellness Programs SAB’s Wellness Programs aim to address the physical, mental and social health of each student. During the Summer Course, students will participate in Physical Therapy Seminars led by a licensed Physical Therapist, Nutrition Seminars with SAB’s Nutritionist, and PEP (or Personal Enrichment Program) Seminars, developed to explore the social and developmental challenges that are especially heightened by the pursuit of ballet.
Cultural Program
Choreography Composition Our most advanced students take a weekly choreography composition class allowing them to experiment with choreography and improvisation with their peers in a creative and supportive environment.
Choreography Workshop
Adagio SAB’s course in partnering instills a strong sense of balance, musical and physical timing, unity of movement, and eloquence of gesture. Intermediate and Advanced Men and girls groups III and up will take one or more Adagio classes each week.
During the final two weeks of Summer Course, promising young choreographers will create new works using a selection of the most advanced summer students as dancers. The participating students will perform the resulting ballets in a studio showing for an invited audience, including the performers’ parents.
Cultural Program Every class level will take part in seminars or activities to further broaden students’ awareness of the arts. Among the possible activities for 2024 are Q&A sessions with dancers from New York City Ballet, tours of Lincoln Center and a backstage tour of the David H. Koch Theater (NYCB’s Lincoln Center home).
Variations
Excerpts from well-known classical and neoclassical ballets make up the repertoire of Variations classes for Summer Course students. Faculty members draw upon their extensive performance experience to present students with the keys for transforming technique into art.
A DAY IN THE LIFE of a Summer Course student.*
8:30
9:30
Grab breakfast on campus at the SAB/Juilliard Café.
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Head to Studio 3 for morning Technique class.
8:00
Attend a chaperoned trip to see &Juliet on Broadway. Head back to SAB on chartered buses for lights out.
11:30
Stretch and hang out in Student Lounge before next class.
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Staff
6:00
Enjoy dinner in the SAB/Juilliard Café.
4:30
Contemporary class in Studio 1.
*The schedule of classes and activities varies from day to day for all students. This example shows how a single day may unfold.
12:00
Adagio class in Studio 1.
1:30
Grab lunch to-go at the SAB/Juilliard Café.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Class Schedule Classes are held Monday through Saturday. Each student is assigned to a class division by means of a placement class given on July 1.
Class Observation Parents are invited to watch class on select dates during the Summer Course. We anticipate inviting parents to watch class on the following dates: July 12, July 19, July 26, and July 29-August 2. Parents may sign up for observations in early June. We are typically able to accommodate all who are interested attending, with each student allowed a maximum of 2 visitors per class on visiting days. Observation dates and policy subject to change. More information will be shared with enrolled students in the spring.
Dress Code All students must follow a dress code for classes. Complete details will be shared with enrolled students in the early spring. The dress code for all ballet technique classes is as follows: STUDENTS IN THE BOYS TRAINING TRACK: white t-shirt, black tights, white socks and white ballet slippers.
3:00
Weight Training class in Studio 2.
1:45
Meet friends for lunch outside on the Lincoln Center campus.
STUDENTS THE GIRLS TRAINING TRACK: black leotard, pink or flesh-tone tights, pink or flesh-tone ballet slippers/ pointe shoes. 9
LIVING AT SAB Most Summer Course students are invited and choose to live in SAB’s on-site residence hall located in the same building as SAB’s studios. The Meredith Willson Residence Hall is a safe, convenient, fully-supervised “home away from home” that provides an enriching atmosphere for building friendships and a sense of community.
STAFFING & SECURITY
FOOD SERVICES
The School completed a major renovation of the public spaces in the residence hall in 2018. Students have access to modern and functional spaces including the reception area, shared TV lounges and meeting rooms. Students live in suites that include spacious rooms with panoramic city views. All suites have at least two private bathrooms and a mini-fridge. Some suites also include large lounge spaces. Students must provide their own bedding and are free to decorate and personalize their rooms within certain guidelines. Students have access to laundry facilities in the residence hall with unlimited use of the washers and dryers for a one-time $15 laundry fee.
SAB’s Student Life program provides a safe environment for all summer students. Yearround Student Life professionals trained in adolescent care and counseling spearhead a 13 person live-in staff and a security team to oversee the residence facility 24/7. Students may not leave the Rose Building without first advising staff of their specific plans which must have been pre-approved by their parents. A user-friendly check-in/check-out system at the residence hall reception desk simplifies the process of obtaining approval for outings. Students are required to respect curfews, nightly check-in, bed-check and lights-out procedures. A nurse is on duty at SAB every day of the Summer Course and the School has relationships with doctors of all specialties.
The SAB/Juilliard Cafe, a full service dining hall located in the same building as SAB, was renovated in 2019 and features a variety of food stations and a spacious, modern dining space. Room & Board fees include 20 meals per week in the cafeteria. Additional snacks and beverages are available for purchase at an express food mart in the residence hall. Students are permitted to take food from the cafeteria to the dorm or outdoors to picnic.
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FACILITIES
BROADWAY SHOWS
BALLET PERFORMANCES
Broadway is a favorite New York City destination for theater lovers, tourists and Summer Course students, who will be offered the opportunity to attend several popular musicals. In recent years, students have attended Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, &Juliet, Wicked, The Lion King, and Back to the Future. Baiano
Each summer, students have the opportunity to attend dance performances around the city. A trip to see a performance by American Ballet Theatre at the Metropolitan Opera House, just steps from SAB, is a highlight. Older students will have the chance to attend a day trip to see SAB’s affiliate company New York City Ballet perform during its summer season in Saratoga Springs, NY.
FREED OF LONDON Summer Course students are invited on group outings to Freed of London’s headquarters for professional custom pointe shoe fittings and a private shopping opportunity in the Freed showroom.
Evenings and weekends are filled with organized activities at the School and numerous chaperoned outings that allow students to experience the best of New York City arts, culture and recreation. Private charter transportation is utilized for all outings not within walking distance of the School. Accepted students receive an order form listing activity options and ticket prices in the spring. .
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ACTIVITIES IN-HOUSE ACTIVITIES Fun and entertainment are offered up almost nightly at the School’s facilities with an array of engaging activities organized by SAB staff. Spa night, cookie decorating, movie nights, scrap-booking, a talent show, and a month-long spirit competition between suites keep students busy and entertained throughout the summer. All in-house activities are covered by the $150 In-house Activity Fee.
SAB Staff
SAB Staff
NEW YORK SIGHTSEEING Summer students are introduced to many of the recreational and cultural offerings of New York City after classes and on weekends. Among the possible group outings for 2024 are trips to Yankee Stadium, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The American Museum of Natural History, the Empire State Building, One World Observatory, and both a Circle Line cruise and doubler-decker bus tour of Manhattan.
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WINTER TERM
For many students, SAB’s Summer Course is a pivotal step on the path to becoming a professional dancer. While the Summer Course offers an enriching training experience for all who attend, SAB considers the five week program to be an important opportunity for identifying students who show strong professional potential and invites those students to train full-time in the Winter Term. Many of those who are invited to stay to continue their pre-professional training in SAB’s Intermediate or Advanced Divisions first attend one or more Summer Courses. While SAB holds an annual fall audition for the Winter Term, priority for scholarships and on-site housing is given to students who have been invited to the Winter Term through the Summer Course.
Olivia in Group II at the 2008 Summer Course.
WINTER CURRICULUM Winter Term students take the same courses that are provided in the summer, taught by SAB’s outstanding faculty. In addition, they enjoy classes with renowned guest teachers, music instruction with a Juilliard-trained teacher; and an opportunity to create ballets in the SAB Student Choreography Workshop.
Olivia as an advanced student in the 2011-12 Winter Term Kolnik
Although the emphasis at SAB is on training rather than performance, advanced winter students have unique opportunities for stage experience through SAB’s programs and through its affiliation with New York City Ballet.
Olivia performing Les Petits Riens in the 2012 Workshop Performances.
NYCB soloist Olivia MacKinnon dancing in George Balanchine’s Raymonda Variations. Olivia attended two Summer Courses at SAB before enrolling in the Winter Term. She became an apprentice with NYCB in 2012 and joined the Company in 2013. This fall, she returned to SAB as a Teaching Apprentice. See a little bit of her SAB journey below.
Performances include the Spring Workshop, SAB’s annual fully staged production; the SAB Student Choreography Workshop; the New York Choreographic Institute, NYCB’s
lecture-demonstration program and SAB’s Beauty of Ballet community outreach performances throughout NYC. Additional performing opportunities with NYCB are offered periodically. In 2024, SAB’s advanced students will perform with the company during both its spring and fall seasons at Lincoln Center.
ROOM & BOARD
SCHOLARSHIPS
Over 60 Intermediate and Advanced students from around the United States and the world, ranging in age from 14 to 19, reside on-site in the Meredith Willson Residence Hall during the Winter Term. They enjoy the same amenities, security, and supervision as resident Summer Course students and take part in an extensive student life program focusing on student wellness, educational, cultural and social activities, and civic engagement. Our live-in professional staff members cultivate a warm, nurturing environment in which adolescents are given the support and guidance they need to develop into considerate, well-rounded individuals. Resident students are required to participate in a 20-meal per week meal plan at the Juilliard/SAB Cafeteria.
Need-based financial aid is awarded on a case-by-case basis and includes one or more of the following elements: tuition, room, board, transportation. Limited academic tuition scholarships to Professional Children’s School are also available during Winter Term. Summer students considering the possibility of attending the Winter Term will be invited to submit an aid application prior to the start of Summer Course. Currently more than half of advanced Winter Term students receive some degree of financial support.
2023 Workshop Performances
SAB is committed to providing programs that fully support the dancer in training, including aid and guidance for his or her academic education. It is the School’s policy to require that all winter students who have not yet earned high school diplomas be enrolled in academic programs. Our staff works with parents and students to determine the best educational choice. Both private and public school options that accommodate SAB’s schedule are available in New York City. Selected students receive scholarship assistance for academic tuition.
SAB provides New York City Ballet with most of its dancers—SAB alumni comprise 98% of the current NYCB roster—and the majority began their studies at SAB in the Summer Course. SAB students go on to dance with many excellent companies in addition to New York City Ballet. Among the companies students have joined in recent years are San Francisco Ballet, Boston Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Miami City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, the Royal Danish Ballet, Carolina Ballet, Dresden Ballet, Zürich Ballet, Philadelphia Ballet, Ballet Arizona and Los Angeles Ballet. Among SAB alumni currently directing major ballet companies are Peter Boal (Pacific Northwest Ballet), Lourdes Lopez (Miami City Ballet), Jonathan Stafford (New York City Ballet), Zalman Raffael (Carolina Ballet), Melissa Barak (Los Angeles Ballet), and Edwaard Liang (Washington Ballet). Baiano
ACADEMICS
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Winter students who have earned their high school diplomas have the opportunity to begin college courses at several local universities. SAB requires senior students to go through the process of applying to college regardless of their professional plans. In recent years, our students have been invited to attend Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Duke, Fordham, New York University and University of Southern California. Many students defer college enrollment while pursuing careers or attend a local college part-time while performing.
SAB alumnus and faculty member Anthony Huxley dancing with New York City Ballet
KEY INFO Eligibility
Scholarships
Summer Course is for intermediate and advanced students, 12 to 18 years old as of July 31, 2024, who are at a stage of technical advancement proportionate to their age and who have the physical qualifications suited to the demands of classical dance.
Scholarships are awarded on a case-bycase basis and include one or more of the following elements: tuition, housing, meals, transportation. Scholarships are determined at the time of the audition and the award is communicated upon acceptance. There is no separate application.
Auditioning
Fees & Payment
Admission is by audition only. SAB’s 2024 National Audition Tour offers students across the country the opportunity to apply for the Summer Course. SAB also holds auditions by appointment in New York City. Additionally, in 2024, the School is accepting video applications for both international and domestic applicants who are unable to attend an audition in person. Visit sab.org/summer for audition details.
Deposits are due approximately two weeks after notification. The balance of all fees is due by April 1, 2024. Please note that deposits are non-refundable.
Results & Enrollment
Move-in Day
All audition results will be distributed via email approximately one week after each audition (for pre-registered students) or up to three weeks from the audition (on-site applicants). More detailed result information is available at sab. org/results. Those who are accepted will receive detailed instructions for enrollment. Invitations generally must be accepted within ten days. Parents should check their email frequently before and during the Summer Course for ongoing information and important updates from the Student Life staff.
Tuition (all levels) Room and Board Registration Fee In-house Activity Fee Laundry Fee
$3,610 $3,890 $125 $150 $15
The Residence Hall opens on June 30 for students who will be living at SAB. SAB does not provide transportation from airports, train stations, etc. to the Residence Hall. Students are assigned specific check-in times in advance of the start of Summer Course. Roommate assignments are given on move-in day. A schedule of orientation and informational meetings for parents will be shared closer to the start of Summer Course.
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New York Junior Session FOR STUDENTS 10 TO 12
In 2024, SAB will offer a one week program at SAB’s headquarters in New York City for developing dancers between the ages of 10 and 12. The New York Junior Session is an introduction to SAB’s renowned training program led by permanent faculty and dancers from New York City Ballet includes daily classes, wellness seminars and cultural activities.
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NEW YORK JUNIOR SESSION JUNE 24 - 29, 2024 SCHEDULE Classes will be held Monday through Saturday, with each level attending at least two ballet classes, plus seminars and/or workshops, between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm.
FACULTY
FEES & SCHOLARSHIPS
Members of SAB’s permanent faculty as well as current and former dancers from New York City Ballet will comprise the faculty of the New York Junior Session
Tuition: $910 | Registration Fee: $100 Scholarships are awarded on a case-by-case basis and are determined during the audition evaluation process. Applicants are notified of scholarship awards at the time of acceptance.
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ADMISSION CRITERIA AND ELIGIBILITY
AUDITIONS AND RESULTS
HOUSING
Students must be no younger than 10 as of July 31, 2024, and no older than 12 as of June 29, 2024, to audition for the NY Junior Session. Students 10 or younger (as of their audition date) are expected to have completed a minimum of 1-1/2 years of training. Eleven and twelve year olds should have completed a minimum of 2 years of training.
Admission is by audition only. Auditions are offered at all National Audition Tour locations and by appointment at SAB’s headquarters in New York. Students who are unable to audition in person may apply by video through Jan 28. All results will be distributed via email. Please see sab.org/results for a city-by-city schedule.
Housing and transportation will not be provided for students attending the New York Junior Session. This program is designed for local-area students or for those who are able to arrange temporary accommodations within commuting distance of the program location.
CURRICULUM
The New York Junior Session curriculum consists of the same varied course offerings as SAB’s core Winter Term program. Classes are geared towards young students who are working towards the possibility of a career in classical ballet.
TECHNIQUE
POINTE
Daily classical ballet technique classes with barre and center work will emphasize the hallmarks of the Balanchine aesthetic: precision, musicality, control, and speed.
Beginning and intermediate pointe classes will be offered, taking into account each class level’s degree of previous exposure to pointe work. Beginning pointe classes will include barre exercises to prepare or introduce a young dancer to the first stages of pointe work. Intermediate pointe classes will feature both barre and center work aimed at increasing strength and proficiency en pointe.
VARIATIONS
TECHNIQUE & CONDITIONING
The mastering of choreography from landmark ballets is an important element in the transformation from student to performer. NY Junior Session will provide students with the opportunity to learn parts from notable Balanchine works such as Raymonda Variations, George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®, and Petipa classics such as The Sleeping Beauty.
Dedicated classes for students in our boys training track will focus on enhancing technique, turns and jumps and improving upper body strength. An introductory partnering seminar will also be offered.
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CHARACTER
CULTURAL EDUCATION
Certified Pilates instructors will lead mat classes in the Pilates Method.
This course acquaints students with the polonaise, mazurka, and other formal and folk dances of the past that appear not only in the classical repertory but also in contemporary works.
Seminars on ballet history (focusing on Balanchine) and Q & A’s with accomplished dancers will be offered. NY Junior Session participants will tour the worldfamous Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL THERAPY Seminars on nutrition for optimal performance and stretching, strengthening and injury prevention will be conducted by our professional nutritionist and licensed physical therapist.
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY The School of American Ballet has a nondiscrimination policy with respect to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, sexual orientation, national origin or any other protected characteristic in administration of its education policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs or any other school-administered programs.
Jonathan Stafford
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR & CHAIR OF FACULTY
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Aesha Ash
ASSOCIATE CHAIR OF FACULTY
PHOTOS © ROSALIE O’CONNOR UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Apollo, Swan Lake, Raymonda Variations, La Source and Agon choreography by George Balanchine © The Balanchine Trust
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