Our Summer Intensive program is designed to significantly strengthen all students in ballet technique within a short period of time. Whether students aspire to dance professionally or simply want to improve their skills in a friendly and nurturing environment, the summer program provides students with the gift of dancing daily without the added pressure that goes along with the academic school year.
We offer the highest quality of Vaganova-based Russian classical ballet training with teachers who encourage every student to achieve their highest potential. Through the study of ballet, students acquire physical coordination, grace, discipline, and self-confidence. In class, students learn to use musicality and ballet technique as a vehicle for expression. Whether aspiring to become a professional dancer or choosing another career path, students learn the discipline and love of a classical art form that will last them a lifetime.
Limit to 10 students in the class.
Morning Session (age base on the placement): Mon-Fri, 9:30am-1:30pm
At Hollywood Academy of Dance
6732 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Hollywood Academy of Dance
6732 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Russian Vaganova Ballet Technique
Classical Ballet Repertoire
Character
Stretching and Conditioning
Contemporary Dance
Pointe/Pre-Pointe
Variations
Demonstration, presented by participants, on the final day of the intensive
Women: black leotard, pink tights, bring pointe shoes
Men: black tights and white t-shirt
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Location: Los Angeles
Language: English, Russian, Armenian
The Artistic Director, Arsen Serobian, a graduate of Moscow Choreographic Academy, created his selective unparalleled academy program to train and to guide the promising ballet student towards a professional career.
Location: Moscow
Language: Russian, Some English
2014 year – advanced training at the Russian Ballet Academy A.Ya.Vaganova under the program “Conservation and development of A.Ya. Vaganova, 2016 -2-year professional retraining in Moscow state Academy of choreography.
She graduated from the ballet school in Almaty, she was invited by the ballet dancer to the Amaatinsky Opera and Ballet Theater. In 1990 she was invited as a leading ballerina to the Kremlin Ballet Theater.
Ina Haybaeck‐Rogers was born, raised and educated in Austria, and earned her State Diploma for Classical Dance from the Austrian Theatrical Federation in 1995.
Nader Hamed was Russian-trained in Leningrad. He was a principal dancer with Berlin Opera, La Scala di Milan, and Colon Theatre in Buenos Aires. He was Artistic Manager and Ballet Master at Cairo Opera House. Nader worked with Rudolph Nuryev for four years in Europe.
In 2000, he won the Hope Prize at Prix De Lausanne in Switzerland and later studied under the legendary teacher Peter Pestov at the John Cranko Ballet Academy in Stuttgart, Germany.
