The School of Ballet Theatre Company has announced plans for a special opportunity at its West Hartford studio this summer.
SBTC’s Junior Corps dancers performing the Seguidilla Variation in Up Close, Photo by M.Semenza Photo
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The School of Ballet Theatre Company (SBTC) is pleased to announce a unique opportunity with its Variation Intensive for its 2024 summer term session.
Ballet Theatre Company (BTC) is thrilled to announce its fourth annual Variation intensive for summer 2024. BTC will offer a unique experience to intermediate/advanced pointe students to learn a classical ballet variation, receive professional 1:1 coaching, and perform in a costume in front of dance professionals who will adjudicate the students’ performance. Students may also invite family and friends to attend the Variation performance.
Students must have at least two years of pointe experience to participate in the intensive. Spots are very limited to accommodate 1:1 coaching and space as this intensive is offered in-studio only. The Variation Intensive will have two sessions:
- Session 1 – June 17-21: Monday-Friday 5-9:15 p.m. Showcase is Friday at 7 p.m. Levels: Beginner/Intermediate, SBTC levels: Variation I & II. Non-SBTC students: Ages 14-16.
- Session 2 – June 24-28: Monday-Friday 5-9:15 p.m. Showcase is Friday at 7 p.m. Levels: Intermediate/Advanced Level, SBTC levels: Variation III & IV. Non-SBTC students: Ages 15-18
SBTC invites dancers to find out more information on our website and register here: https://dancebtc.org/summer-2024.
All policies, dress code, and tuition information for SBTC’s Summer Program can be found online at https://dancebtc.org/summer-2024. For any additional questions, please contact School Administrator, Liza van Heerden at [email protected].
The School of Ballet Theatre Company is part of Ballet Theatre Company is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The school is supported in part by Ron and Nancy Compton, The State of Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development/Office of the Arts, Connecticut Humanities, The Maximilian E. and Marion O. Hoffman Foundation, The Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Charitable Trust, Beam & Barre, Laurel Graphic Design, Cricket Press and We-Ha.com.
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