Summer study guide 2002.With Sugar Plum A sugar plum is a piece of candy that is made of sugar and shaped in a small round or oval shape. Sugar plums are widely associated with Christmas, through cultural phenomena such as the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker Fairy fairy, in folklore, one of a variety of supernatural beings endowed with the powers of magic and enchantment. Belief in fairies has existed from earliest times, and literatures all over the world have tales of fairies and their relations with humans. season behind us, it's time It's Time was a successful political campaign run by the Australian Labor Party (ALP) under Gough Whitlam at the 1972 election in Australia. Campaigning on the perceived need for change after 23 years of conservative (Liberal Party of Australia) government, Labor put forward a to start thinking about summer-especially if you'd you'd 1. Contraction of you had. 2. Contraction of you would. you'd you had or you would you'd have ~would like to spend a portion of it in a summer dance intensive. To help you with your plans, we've we've Contraction of we have. we've have compiled our annual list of schools and companies that offer in-depth in-depth adj. Detailed; thorough: an in-depth study. in-depth Adjective detailed or thorough: an in-depth analysis dance training during those summer months. Whether you're you're Contraction of you are. you're you are you're be looking for Looking for In the context of general equities, this describing a buy interest in which a dealer is asked to offer stock, often involving a capital commitment. Antithesis of in touch with. a festival that offers all types of dance along with chances to see internationally acclaimed ac·claim v. ac·claimed, ac·claim·ing, ac·claims v.tr. 1. To praise enthusiastically and often publicly; applaud. See Synonyms at praise. 2. artists perform or are in the market for a program that focuses only on classical techniques, you'll you'll Contraction of you will. you'll you will or you shall you'll will find a variety of options here. Our listings cover both national and international summer study programs and provide information on how and when to apply, whether scholarships or room and board are available, and other details. (Be sure to check the symbols key next to the listings to find out what each symbol stands for.) Once you've you've Contraction of you have. you've you have you've have narrowed down your list of possible programs to attend, Colleen col·leen n. An Irish girl. [Irish Gaelic cailín, diminutive of caile, girl, from Old Irish. Payton's story about the different facets of five prestigious summer schools may help you make your final decision. She gives more information on schools that offer both summer and year-round study and offers advice on what to consider when searching for the program that's perfect for you. In addition, Iris Fanger reports on DanceLab, Boston Boston, town, England Boston, town (1991 pop. 26,495), E central England, on the Witham River. Boston's fame as a port dates from the 13th cent., when it was a Hanseatic port trading wool and wine. Having recovered from a decline in the 18th and 19th cent. Ballet's newest summer offering. It's it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have a more personal program that includes individual coaching, guidance on making a great audition audition /au·di·tion/ (aw-dish´un) hearing. chromatic audition color hearing. au·di·tion n. The sense, ability, or power of hearing. video, help with dance resumes, and more. Enjoy the guide. We hope it will help you find the summer experience that's just right for you. ONE-ON-ONE one-on-one adj. 1. Consisting of or being direct communication or exchange between two people: one-on-one instruction. 2. Sports Playing directly or exclusively against a single opponent. ATTENTION Boston Ballet's DanceLab stress mentoring, not competition BY IRIS FANGER One day last July July: see month. a group of day-camp children were playing ball on the large, grassy grass·y adj. grass·i·er, grass·i·est 1. Covered with or abounding in grass. 2. Resembling or suggestive of grass, as in color or odor. Adj. 1. field that centers the campus at Mount Ida College Mount Ida's athletes compete as the Mustangs in the North Atlantic Conference of NCAA Division III. History Mount Ida College was founded in 1899 as a private women's high school on Mount Ida Hill in Newton Corner, Massachusetts. , located in suburban Boston, but inside a nearby building the mood was less relaxed relaxed, adj freed from tension, being at ease, as applied to muscles and the mind. . A dozen ballet ballet (băl`ā, bălā`) [Ital. ballare=to dance], classic, formalized solo or ensemble dancing of a highly controlled, dramatic nature performed to music. See also dance; modern dance. students had gathered around their instructor to watch her demonstrate the intricacies of unfurling a fan to enhance one of the solos from Don Quixote. The teacher was a former Boston Ballet History The Boston Ballet is a professional ballet company based in Boston, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1963 by E. Virginia Williams and was the first professional repertory ballet company in New England. principal dancer A principal dancer is similar to a soloist in dance. However, principals are hired by a ballet or dance company to perform not only solos, but also pas de deux. A principal may be male or female. , Laura Young Laura Young is a Canadian classical guitarist. She was born in Toronto and now lives in Barcelona, where she teaches at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya. She is a member of the Trio de Cologne. , who had performed the role of Kitri many times. "I once dropped the fan onstage on·stage adj. Situated or taking place in the area of a stage that is visible to the audience. adv. In or into the area of a stage that is visible to the audience. Adj. 1. ," Young told them. "I learned to tie the fan to a piece of elastic elastic Of or relating to the demand for a good or service when the quantity purchased varies significantly in response to price changes in the good or service. around my wrist." Chances are these students had not been exposed to this kind of up-close up-close adj. 1. Being at very close range: provided up-close views of rare fish. 2. Exhibiting or providing detailed information or firsthand knowledge: and authoritative coaching back home. Welcome to DanceLab, Boston Ballet's newest summer program, designed to nurture NURTURE. The act of taking care of children and educating them: the right to the nurture of children generally belongs to the father till the child shall arrive at the age of fourteen years, and not longer. Till then, he is guardian by nurture. Co. Litt. 38 b. adolescent ad·o·les·cent adj. Of, relating to, or undergoing adolescence. n. A young person who has undergone puberty but who has not reached full maturity; a teenager. women by mentoring them in a protective atmosphere with an emphasis on individual learning and preparation for the professional world rather than the competitive sizzle siz·zle intr.v. siz·zled, siz·zling, siz·zles 1. To make the hissing sound characteristic of frying fat. 2. To seethe with anger or indignation. 3. of the company's larger Summer Dance Program. Young, who also serves as the principal of the Boston Ballet School, founded DanceLab because, she says, "I've I've Contraction of I have. I've I have I've have always wanted to have one teacher take the class all the way through the session. The teacher and student would get to know each other very well. The teacher could see the strengths and weaknesses of each student." Besides Young, the instructors included former Boston Ballet soloists Denise Pons and Deirdre Deirdre (dâr`drə, dēr`–), beautiful heroine of Irish legend. A druid prophesied at her birth that she would bring great misfortunes. Myles In Greek mythology, Myles was a son of Lelex, king of Laconia. He was brother to Polycaon, and was the father of Eurotas, who was father to Sparta after whom the city of Sparta was named. Myles was also known as the Miller, and has been regarded as the inventor of the mill. Burger. The in-depth training program featured daily ballet technique Ballet technique is the method by which ballet steps are performed or taught. The core technique of ballet is the same throughout the World, with some minor regional variations, and various training methods have been devised, which produce a different physicality of performance and classes, pointe pointe n. In ballet, dancing that is performed on the tips of the toes. [From French pointe (des pieds), point (of the feet), tiptoe; see point.] and variations classes, Pilates Pilates Definition Pilates or Physical Mind method, is a series of nonimpact exercises designed by Joseph Pilates to develop strength, flexibility, balance, and inner awareness. workouts, and two mentoring classes of only ten students each week. Although Young hoped that the students would take "time to reflect on what they learned during the day," she says, master classes were scheduled for some evenings. Weekend activities included trips to Jacob's Pillow and Saratoga Springs Saratoga Springs, resort and residential city (1990 pop. 25,001), Saratoga co., E N.Y.; inc. as a village 1826, as a city 1915. Skidmore College is the largest source of employment, but the city also has light manufacturing. to see performances. Housed in the dorms at Mount Ida Two sacred mountains are called Mount Ida in Greek mythology, equally named "Mount of the Goddess." Both are associated with the Mother Goddess in the deepest layers of pre-Greek myth: Mount Ida, Crete, and Mount Ida, Turkey, known as Phrygian Ida in Classical times. , the students came to DanceLab from states as far away as California California (kăl'ĭfôr`nyə), most populous state in the United States, located in the Far West; bordered by Oregon (N), Nevada and, across the Colorado River, Arizona (E), Mexico (S), and the Pacific Ocean (W). , Florida Florida, state, United States Florida (flôr`ĭdə, flŏr`–), state in the extreme SE United States. A long, low peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean (E) and the Gulf of Mexico (W), Florida is bordered by Georgia and , Oklahoma Oklahoma (ōkləhō`mə), state in SW United States. It is bordered by Missouri and Arkansas (E); Texas, partially across the Red R. (S, W); New Mexico, across the narrow edge of the Oklahoma Panhandle (W); and Colorado and Kansas (N). , and Oregon Oregon, city, United States Oregon, city (1990 pop. 18,334), Lucas co., NW Ohio, a suburb adjacent to Toledo, on Lake Erie; inc. 1958. It is a port with railroad-owned and -operated docks. The city has industries producing oil, chemicals, and metal products. , as well as New England New England, name applied to the region comprising six states of the NE United States—Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. The region is thought to have been so named by Capt. and the Mid-Atlantic Adj. 1. mid-Atlantic - of a region of the United States generally including Delaware; Maryland; Virginia; and usually New York; Pennsylvania; New Jersey; "mid-Atlantic states" middle Atlantic regions. The eighty-five young women who launched the program in 2001 worked with the same ballet teacher every day and were coached in variations to be presented on their final videotapes. The students had access to computers and guidance in writing resumes. "Instead of a closing performance, each student made an individual videotape videotape Magnetic tape used to record visual images and sound, or the recording itself. There are two types of videotape recorders, the transverse (or quad) and the helical. , shot by a professional crew. In addition, we gave them a stage makeup makeup In the performing arts, material used by actors for cosmetic purposes and to help create the characters they play. Not needed in Greek and Roman theatre because of the use of masks, makeup was used in the religious plays of medieval Europe, in which the angels' faces class for the video and still photos -- a head shot and a dance photo. We taught them what makes a good dance shot," said Rachel Moore Rachel Moore, known as Ran Mōri (毛利 蘭 Mōri Ran , a former dancer with American Ballet Theatre American Ballet Theatre, one of the foremost international dance companies of the 20th cent. It was founded in 1937 as the Mordkin Ballet and reorganized as the Ballet Theatre in 1940 under the direction of Lucia Chase and Rich Pleasant. and now executive director of Boston Ballet's Center for Dance Education, which oversees the company's three schools, its summer programs, and community outreach Outreach is an effort by an organization or group to connect its ideas or practices to the efforts of other organizations, groups, specific audiences or the general public. division. Apparently, the students agreed with the goals that Young established for DanceLab. The evaluations at summer's end ran the gamut See color gamut. gamut - The gamut of a monitor is the set of colours it can display. There are some colours which can't be made up of a mixture of red, green and blue phosphor emissions and so can't be displayed by any monitor. from liking "how you corrected everything on everyone, not just one person," and "helping me overcome my bad habits bad habit Unhealthy habit Clinical medicine A patterned behavior regarded as detrimental to physical or mental health, which is often linked to a lack of self-control. Cf Good habit. and technique" to "My teacher inspired me so much?" to "I felt I've gotten to know how my body moves better." Another dancer wrote that she "found courage." It's not only geography geography, the science of place, i.e., the study of the surface of the earth, the location and distribution of its physical and cultural features, the areal patterns or places that they form, and the interrelation of these features as they affect humans. that separates DanceLab from the Boston Ballet's regular Summer Dance Program, which is much larger, co-ed, and geared toward the student ready to look for a job in the field. "The Summer Dance Program, which is based at our South End studios in the city, is a very different experience," Moore Moore, city (1990 pop. 40,761), Cleveland co., central Okla., a suburb of Oklahoma City; inc. 1887. Its manufactures include lightning- and surge-protection equipment, packaging for foods, and auto parts. said. "Like many other summer dance programs, it teaches varied styles (modern and Spanish Spanish, river, c.150 mi (240 km) long, issuing from Spanish Lake, S Ont., Canada, NW of Sudbury, and flowing generally S through Biskotasi and Agnew lakes to Lake Huron opposite Manitoulin island. There are several hydroelectric stations on the river. dance classes plus ballet) with a rotating ro·tate v. ro·tat·ed, ro·tat·ing, ro·tates v.intr. 1. To turn around on an axis or center. 2. group of teachers. By virtue of an older age group in SDP (Session Description Protocol) An IETF protocol that defines a text-based message format for describing a multimedia session. Data such as version number, contact information, broadcast times and audio and video encoding types are included in the message. , there is a different level of competition. At ages 17, 18, or 19, you're jostling for your first job. The students in DanceLab are ages 13 to 15, although we will admit certain younger ones to SDP as well," Moore said. SDP has led to company contracts, via BB II, the second company, for a quarter of the dancers in the Boston Ballet. Former students have also been accepted into many other troupes, including New York City Ballet New York City Ballet, one of the foremost American dance companies of the 20th cent. It was founded by Lincoln Kirstein and George Balanchine as the Ballet Society in 1946. , American Ballet Theatre, San Francisco Ballet San Francisco Ballet, or SFB, is a San Francisco, USA based ballet company, founded in 1933 as part of San Francisco Opera Ballet. The company is currently based in the War Memorial Opera House, where it is directed by Helgi Tomasson. , and Joffrey Ballet Joffrey Ballet, one of the major American dance companies. It was founded in New York City in 1954 by the dancer-choreographer Robert Joffrey. From 1956 to 1964 it made yearly tours of the United States. of Chicago Chicago, city, United States Chicago (shĭkä`gō, shĭkô`gō), city (1990 pop. 2,783,726), seat of Cook co., NE Ill., on Lake Michigan; inc. 1837. . More than 300 students attended the 2001 SDP, including 32 boys. SDP students come for three- or six-week sessions. DanceLab is a five-week program. "The big difference for summer 2002 is that DanceLab will be in our new studios," Young said. DanceLab moves into the remodeled studios of the Boston Ballet School -- MetroWest This article is about a region in Massachusetts. For the planned community in Fairfax, Virginia, see Fairlee Metro-West. MetroWest is a cluster of cities and towns lying west of Boston and east of Worcester, in the US state of Massachusetts. Studio, not far from Mount Ida, where the students will again be housed. They will be bused to classes every day. Classes will run for two hours each, another change. The $1.5 million upgrade for the Boston Ballet School -- MetroWest Studio provides five high-ceilinged Adj. 1. high-ceilinged - having a higher than normal ceiling ceilinged - provided with a ceiling especially the overhead interior surface; "the large beam-ceilinged living room" , state-of-the-art dance studios, dressing room facilities that include lockers and showers, and an improved lounge Lounge may refer to: In architecture:
When Young was a teenager Teenager See also Adolescence. Ah, Wilderness! high-school senior has problems with girls and his father. [Am. Drama: O’Neill Ah, Wilderness! in Sobel, 15] Aldrich, Henry teenaged film character of the 1940s. [Am. , many of the American ballet American Ballet was the first professional ballet company George Balanchine created in the United States. The company was founded with the help of Lincoln Kirstein, and was populated by students of Kirstein and Balanchine's School of American Ballet. companies were in their infancy infancy, stage of human development lasting from birth to approximately two years of age. The hallmarks of infancy are physical growth, motor development, vocal development, and cognitive and social development. . She studied with E. Virginia Virginia, state, United States Virginia, state of the south-central United States. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean (E), North Carolina and Tennessee (S), Kentucky and West Virginia (W), and Maryland and the District of Columbia (N and NE). Williams, founder of the Boston Ballet, at the time when Williams was making the transition from running a group of well-regarded schools and a regional ballet company Noun 1. ballet company - a company that produces ballets troupe, company - organization of performers and associated personnel (especially theatrical); "the traveling company all stayed at the same hotel" to starting a professional troupe. Williams picked Young to join the company and served as her mentor Mentor, in Greek mythology Mentor (mĕn`tər, –tôr'), in Greek mythology, friend of Odysseus and tutor of Telemachus. , guiding her progress from the corps de ballet corps de bal·let n. The dancers in a ballet troupe who perform as a group. [French : corps, corps + de, of + ballet, ballet. to leading roles. Young went on to dance under other directors, but Williams gave her what DanceLab girls gain. "The DanceLab students have learned things they can use for the rest of their careers," she says. Iris Fanger is a longtime long·time adj. Having existed or persisted for a long time: a longtime friend; a longtime resident of Detroit. longtime Adjective writer for Dance Magazine. FINDING THE DANCE PROGRAM THAT FITS BY COLLEEN PAYTON Pay·ton , Walter 1954-1999. American football player. A running back for the Chicago Bears (1975-1987), he set a National Football League record for career rushing yards (16,726). For many teens, summer means relaxing re·lax v. re·laxed, re·lax·ing, re·lax·es v.tr. 1. To make lax or loose: relax one's grip. 2. days by the pool. But thousands of serious young dancers spend their summer vacations Summer vacation (also called summer holidays or summer break) is a vacation in the summertime between school years in which students are off for 3 months, depending on the country and district. in the studio working harder than ever. Intensive summer training sessions are a great way to try out new teachers and styles--or to delve more deeply into the technique you enjoy most. They can also give you a feel for what rigorous conservatory conservatory In architecture, a heavily glazed structure, frequently attached to and directly entered from a dwelling, in which plants are protected and displayed. Unlike the greenhouse, an informal structure situated in the working area of a garden, the conservatory became training is like. Indeed, some young dancers use summer programs to sample schools they might want to attend year-round. That's true for 12-year-old Jane Yoon Yoon may refer to:
Contraction of I am. Our Living Language Speakers of some scattered varieties of American English sometimes use I'm instead of I've or I have in present perfect constructions, as in choosing good places to audition," said Yoon, "but sometimes it feels like I'm just going by the pictures in brochures. I'm glad my parents helped me figure out what I really want. All schools have hierarchies and things that go on under the surface. I'd I'd 1. Contraction of I had. 2. Contraction of I would. I'd I had or I would I'd have ~would like to know in advance if those things are ones I can handle, or maybe even ones I'm looking for. How competitive will it be? Will I make friends easily?" Whether your main interest is a great summer experience or a long-term Long-term Three or more years. In the context of accounting, more than 1 year. long-term 1. Of or relating to a gain or loss in the value of a security that has been held over a specific length of time. Compare short-term. program, deciding where to go can be a daunting daunt tr.v. daunt·ed, daunt·ing, daunts To abate the courage of; discourage. See Synonyms at dismay. [Middle English daunten, from Old French danter, from Latin task. There are many wonderful schools and programs that differ widely. Becoming familiar with their different focuses and offerings will help you find a program that meets your goals and interests. At Idyllwild Arts Academy, for example, the emphasis is development of the individual through the arts. Summer programs for students in every age group are offered: ballet, jazz, tap, and theater dance, among an abundance Abundance See also Fertility. Amalthea’s horn horn of Zeus’s nurse-goat which became a cornucopia. [Gk. Myth.: Walsh Classical, 19] cornucopia conical receptacle which symbolizes abundance. [Rom. Myth. of other art forms. Situated in the mountains above Palm Springs, California Palm Springs is a famed Riverside County, California desert resort city, approximately 110 miles (177 km) east of Los Angeles and 140 miles (225 km) northeast of San Diego. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 42,807. , the academy's curriculum concentrates on classical technique and artistic expression. All dance students take courses in ballet, modern, and jazz. Says Tia Dixione, a graduate of the year-round program, "It's not competitive. It's all about inspiration Inspiration Aganippe fountain at foot of Mt. Helicon, consecrated to Muses. [Gk. Myth.: LLEI, I: 322] angelica traditional representation of inspiration. . I'd like to get into a company, but there are a lot of other things I'm planning, too. The teachers here give you the tools you need to make it." Most graduates of the year-round program go to college and into a variety of careers. According to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. William William, crown prince of Germany William or Frederick William, 1882–1951, crown prince of Germany, son of William II. In World War I he commanded (1914) an army on the Western Front and was nominal commander in the German attack Lowman, the headmaster, "Idyllwild students are highly individualistic in·di·vid·u·al·ist n. 1. One that asserts individuality by independence of thought and action. 2. An advocate of individualism. in . They represent a cross-section cross section also cross-sec·tion n. 1. a. A section formed by a plane cutting through an object, usually at right angles to an axis. b. A piece so cut or a graphic representation of such a piece. 2. of the world, but they share one important character trait trait (trat) 1. any genetically determined characteristic; also, the condition prevailing in the heterozygous state of a recessive disorder, as the sickle cell trait. 2. a distinctive behavior pattern. : a burning desire to do something different with their lives." Students view themselves as valued members of an artistic community and explore multiple avenues for self-expression self-ex·pres·sion n. Expression of one's own personality, feelings, or ideas, as through speech or art: "Self-expression must pass into communication for its fulfillment" Pearl S. Buck. . Nearby Los Angeles Los Angeles (lôs ăn`jələs, lŏs, ăn`jəlēz'), city (1990 pop. 3,485,398), seat of Los Angeles co., S Calif.; inc. 1850. , a forty-five-minute drive away, provides opportunities for year-round students to view performances and enjoy the city. Interlochen Center for the Arts  This article or section is written like an .Please help [ rewrite this article] from a neutral point of view. Mark blatant advertising for , using . in Michigan Michigan (mĭsh`ĭgən), upper midwestern state of the United States. It consists of two peninsulas thrusting into the Great Lakes and has borders with Ohio and Indiana (S), Wisconsin (W), and the Canadian province of Ontario (N,E). is distinguished by its affiliation affiliation (  fil´ēā´sh with the University of Michigan (body, education) University of Michigan - A large cosmopolitan university in the Midwest USA. Over 50000 students are enrolled at the University of Michigan's three campuses. The students come from 50 states and over 100 foreign countries. and its 1,200-acre rural
setting. Although more than 2,000 students attend summer camp, just 100
are dance majors. The rest study creative writing, music, theater, and
visual arts visual arts npl → artes fpl plásticasvisual arts npl → arts mpl plastiques visual arts npl → . Dancers live in cabins with students from any or all of these programs, and in addition to dancing five to six hours per day, engage in a variety of outdoor activities. The focus of the dance program is modern and ballet, with courses in improvisation improvisation Creation of music in real time. Improvisation usually involves some preparation beforehand, particularly when there is more than one performer. Despite the central place of notated music in the Western tradition, improvisation has often played a role, from the , composition, and repertoire Repertoire may mean Repertory but may also refer to:
Born in Whitewater, Wisconsin, Hulce was raised in Plymouth, Michigan. , who played Mozart An earlier screen scraper from Mozart Systems Corporation, Burlingame, CA, that was used to turn a character-based mainframe screen into a Windows or DOS front end via 3270 emulation. Originally named Enter 3270, it was noted for being able to easily combine multiple terminal screens into one. in the film Amadeus Amadeus, 1845–90, king of Spain (1870–73), duke of Aosta, son of Victor Emmanuel II of Italy. After the expulsion (1868) of Queen Isabella II, Juan Prim urged the Cortes to elect Amadeus as king. He accepted the crown reluctantly. , and Tom Rawe of Twyla Tharp Noun 1. Twyla Tharp - innovative United States dancer and choreographer (born in 1941) Tharp Dance. Summer dancers are involved in two performances during each four-week session. (There are two dance sessions each summer.) The school also hosts prominent guest artists during the summer who perform and offer master classes. The Kirov Academy of Ballet The Kirov Academy of Ballet of Washington, D.C. is a ballet school that serves students in grades 7 through 12 and offers a high school diploma in addition to its dance instruction. It was founded in 1990 by Rev. offers a more urban experience. Located in Washington Washington, town, England Washington, town (1991 pop. 48,856), Sunderland metropolitan district, NE England. Washington was designated one of the new towns in 1964 to alleviate overpopulation in the Tyneside-Wearside area. , D.C., the school shares facilities during the summer (swimming pool, residence hall) with nearby Trinity College Trinity College, Ireland: see Dublin, Univ. of. Trinity College Private liberal arts college in Hartford, Conn., founded in 1823. It is historically affiliated with the Episcopal church, though its curriculum is nonsectarian. . The five-story building contains two large, world-class world-class adj. 1. Ranking among the foremost in the world; of an international standard of excellence; of the highest order: a world-class figure skater. 2. studios and three smaller ones, air-conditioned air-con·di·tion tr.v. air-con·di·tioned, air-con·di·tion·ing, air-con·di·tions To subject to, provide with, or ventilate by air conditioning. Adj. 1. dormitories, a library, a Pilates studio, a costume costume, distinctive forms of clothing, including official or ceremonial attire such as ecclesiastical vestments, coronation robes, academic gowns, armor, and theatrical dress. shop, and classrooms. Of the approximately ap·prox·i·mate adj. 1. Almost exact or correct: the approximate time of the accident. 2. 280 dance students who attend summer school, 10 percent continue in the year-round program. There are classes in ballet (Vaganova method The Vaganova method is a method of teaching classical ballet that was founded by Agrippina Vaganova, who founded a syllabus for teaching the art of classical ballet. Its origins are derived from the teaching methods of the instructors of the Imperial Ballet School, school of the ), pointe, character, Spanish, hip-hop hip-hop: see rap music. , jazz, and, during winter months, Russian Russian associated in some way with Russia. Russian blue a breed of cats with short, dense, silver-tipped blue-colored coat and vivid green eyes. . SAT scores of students graduating from the in-house In-house In the context of general equities, keeping an activity within the firm. For example, rather than go to the marketplace and sell a security for a client to anyone, an attempt is made to find a buyer to complete the transaction with the firm. academic program are high, averaging between 1100 and 1300, and most graduates go directly into dance companies, Executive Director Michael Michael, archangel Michael (mī`kəl) [Heb.,=who is like God?], archangel prominent in Christian, Jewish, and Muslim traditions. In the Bible and early Jewish literature, Michael is one of the angels of God's presence. Beard beard, hair on the lower portion of the face. The term mustache refers to hair worn above the upper lip. Attitudes toward facial hair have varied in different cultures. said. The school is unique in its affiliations with the Maryinsky (Kirov Kirov (kē`rəf), formerly Vyatka (vyät`kə), city (1989 pop. 440,000), capital of Kirov region, central European Russia, on the Vyatka River. ) Ballet in St. Petersburg Petersburg, city (1990 pop. 38,386), politically independent and in no county, SE Va., on the Appomattox River; inc. 1850. A port of entry and an important tobacco market, it has industries producing chemicals, pharmaceuticals, furniture, structural steel, lumber, , Russia Russia, officially the Russian Federation, Rus. Rossiya, republic (2005 est. pop. 143,420,000), 6,591,100 sq mi (17,070,949 sq km). , and the Universal Ballet. Many Kirov Academy graduates have gone on to dance with the Universal Ballet Company or to study dance for another year in St. Petersburg. Summer-school students get the benefit of taking classes with the same teachers who work with academy students year-round. One of these, Angelina Angelina may refer to: People First name
documentary Fact-based film that depicts actual events and persons. Documentaries can deal with scientific or educational topics, can be a form of journalism or social commentary, or can be a conduit for propaganda film The Children of Theatre Street. Summer and academy students alike become the beneficiaries of a tradition, transmitted from student to teacher to student again -- minds meeting minds across the years Across The Years is one of a few ultrarunning festivals still taking place in the USA. Founded in 1983 by Harold Sieglaff the race has changed over the years in location as well as organisation. Today the race is held at Nardini Manor about 45 minutes from downtown Phoenix, AZ. . The academy also boasts a string of Prix de Lausanne The Prix de Lausanne is arguably the world's most famous international competition for young dancers and has launched the careers of some of the best known ballet dancers in the past 30 years. and Varna Varna (vär`nä), city (1993 pop. 307,200), E Bulgaria, on the Black Sea. It is a major port and an industrial center. Manufactures include ships and boats, chemicals, electrical equipment, and textiles. medalists, including Michele Michele murders wife’s lover; hides body under cloak. [Ital. Opera: Puccini, The Cloak, Westerman, 362–363] See : Murder Wiles wile n. 1. A stratagem or trick intended to deceive or ensnare. 2. A disarming or seductive manner, device, or procedure: the wiles of a skilled negotiator. 3. Trickery; cunning. , who dances for ABT ABT About ABT Abteilung (German: Department) ABT Abbott Laboratories (stock symbol) ABT American Ballet Theatre ABT Associação Brasileira de Telemarketing ABT Abort ABT Availability Based Tariff , and Rasta Thomas Ratsa Thomas (born Rasta Kuzma Ramacandra July 18, 1981 in San Francisco, California) is a dancer, martial artist, gymnast and choreographer. He was raised in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. . Canada's National Ballet School The National Ballet School of Canada is located in Toronto, Ontario. The National provides a full-time program which combines classical ballet training with academic education from Grades 6 through 12 at its boarding school. , set in the vital arts community of downtown Toronto Downtown Toronto is the heart of the City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is approximately bounded by Bloor Street (including areas slightly north of Bloor around Yonge Street) to the north, Lake Ontario to the south, Bayview Avenue - Don Valley Parkway to the east, and Bathurst , provides access to overseas exchange in an international setting. The school has partnerships with twelve other ballet programs, including the Hamburg Hamburg, city, Germany Hamburg (häm`b  rkh), officially Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg (Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg), city (1994 pop. and Royal Ballet schools The Royal Ballet School is a specialist, co-educational school located in premises at White Lodge, Richmond Park, in the London Borough of Richmond; and an upper school at premises in Covent Garden. It combines a mainstream academic education with an intensive dance training. , that
offer year-round senior students the opportunity to spend a summer in a
ballet academy abroad. The program has evolved its own style, combining
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The expanding facility includes residences, nine studios, a theater, pool, computer room, and physiotherapy physiotherapy: see physical therapy. clinic, all available for supervised su·per·vise tr.v. su·per·vised, su·per·vis·ing, su·per·vis·es To have the charge and direction of; superintend. [Middle English *supervisen, from Medieval Latin use by summerschool students. For year-round students, the academy offers a full curriculum of requirements and electives, including French. In addition, students take courses in nutrition nutrition, study of the materials that nourish an organism and of the manner in which the separate components are used for maintenance, repair, growth, and reproduction. Nutrition is achieved in various ways by different forms of life. and overall body fitness. All students who wish to attend the academic program must audition and attend summer school first. It is a way for the dance school and the potential student to try each other out. "The atmosphere of learning is highly supportive supportive adjective Pertaining to a Pt management philosophy in which only the Sx of a particular condition are treated; supportive measures are often taken when no specific and/or effective therapy is available or accessible–eg, viral meningitis, or ," says one administrator. "The total package is a `home-away-from-home' along with exceptional training." National Ballet School alumni are in high demand: Graduates dance at more than thirty-five companies around the world, Staines said. Audition tours are held each year, and about 25 percent of students admitted to the summer program are invited to attend the school, she said. Another school to consider is the North Carolina School of the Arts The North Carolina School of the Arts is a well known arts conservatory in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It was the first state-supported, residential school of its kind in the nation. . The campus sits in a mixed residential/warehouse district near historic downtown Downtown (called a "city centre" in British English) is a term used in North America when referring to a city's core, usually both in a geographical and commercial / community sense. Winston-Salem Winston-Salem, city (1990 pop. 143,485), seat of Forsyth co., central N.C., in the Piedmont; inc. 1913. It is one of North Carolina's largest cities and foremost industrial centers. , and it offers both a college-preparatory high school diploma A high school diploma is a diploma awarded for the completion of high school. In the United States and Canada, it is considered the minimum education required for government jobs and higher education. An equivalent is the GED. and a bachelor of fine arts The Bachelor of Fine Arts, usually abbreviated BFA, is the standard undergraduate degree for students seeking a professional education in the visual or performing arts. Also named in some countries the Bachelor of Creative Arts or BCA. degree. The dancers share a large building with drama and music students. Because summer programs are offered in other areas of concentration beside dance, students meet contemporaries in other fields and share ideas. (During the school year, students from different disciplines even share dorm rooms.) At the conclusion of the five weeks of summer study, there's a demo demo - /de'moh/ 1. A demonstration of a product, often of an early version or prototype. A demo is a far more effective way of inducing bugs to manifest themselves than any number of test runs, especially when important people are watching. 2. demo version. 3. performance, mostly for friends and families. In the year-round program, however, dancers perform for the public, both on campus and in a downtown theater. NCSA (1) (National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Urbana-Champaign, IL, www.ncsa.uiuc.edu) A high-performance computing facility located at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. stages eighteen performances of The Nutcracker nutcracker, common name for a small crow of the genus Nucifraga in the family Corvidae (crow family). The Old World nutcracker (N. caryocatactes) is found throughout the colder regions of Europe, including high mountain forests. each December December: see month. . Revenue from these performances funds scholarships. The department is also endowed en·dow tr.v. en·dowed, en·dow·ing, en·dows 1. To provide with property, income, or a source of income. 2. a. with Lucia Chase Lucia Chase (24 March, 1907; Waterbury, Connecticut - 9 January, 1986; New York) was an American dancer, actress, ballet director and also the co-founder of the American Ballet Theatre. and Nureyev Nu·re·yev , Rudolf Hametovich 1938-1993. Russian-born ballet dancer and choreographer. Noted for his athletic grace, stage presence, and partnership with Margot Fonteyn, he was the most celebrated male dancer of his day. Noun 1. Guest Artist fellowships. A distinguished faculty, including NYCB's Melissa Hayden The name, Melissa Hayden, may refer to:
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["Quasiparallel Programming", W.H. Kaubisch et al, Soft Prac & Exp 6:341-356 1976]. of the Royal Danish Ballet Royal Danish Ballet, one of the oldest major ballet companies, established at the opening of Denmark's Royal Theater in Copenhagen in 1748. The company was developed over the centuries by three great masters. , represents a variety of dance and teaching styles. "Most schools focus on a single style," says the school's dean, Susan SUSAN Smallest Univalue Segment Assimilating Nucleus SUSAN Sub Saharan African Network SUSAN Smart Ultrasonic System for Aircraft NDE McCollough, "Bournonville, Vaganova, Graham, Limon Li·món , José Arcadio 1908-1972. Mexican-born American dancer and choreographer. He was artistic director of the American Dance Theater (1964). , Arthur Mitchell Noun 1. Arthur Mitchell - United States dancer who formed the first Black classical ballet company (born in 1934) Mitchell . We do that and more. Our faculty is diverse, and students show the effects by developing strength in multiple areas." The real focus is on perfecting technique, from step to movement. "Your knees have to kiss each other," Hayden Hay·den , Robert 1913-1980. American poet whose works, such as Heart-Shape in the Dust (1940), often explore the history and experiences of African Americans. told one group last summer. "Otherwise, it's not doing you any good." Students emerge with experience in Balanchine Bal·an·chine , George Originally Georgi Balanchivadze. 1904-1983. Russian-born American ballet director and choreographer who became artistic director of the New York City Ballet in 1948 and choreographed more than 100 ballets, including , RAD (1) (Rapid Application Development) Developing systems incrementally and delivering working pieces every three to four months, rather than waiting until the entire project is programmed before implementing it. , de Mille De Mille , Agnes George 1905-1993. American choreographer who introduced innovative dance to a wide public audience with her choreography for Oklahoma! (1943), Carousel (1945), and other musicals. Noun 1. , and Ailey Ai·ley , Alvin, Jr. 1931-1989. American choreographer whose works combine the styles of modern dance, ballet, jazz, and African ethnic dance. Noun 1. , among others. "It makes you flexible to change," one student says. "I've gotten a lot stronger." Summer school is used for recruitment recruitment /re·cruit·ment/ (re-krldbomact´ment) 1. the gradual increase to a maximum in a reflex when a stimulus of unaltered intensity is prolonged. 2. , while year-round students tend to broaden their horizons in other programs during the summer months. Graduates include Deanna Meaning of the name, Deanna. Deanna, (pronounced DEE-anna or DEE-na) is a female first name of Latin and Old English origin. In Latin origins, it means 'Divine', but in Old English, it means 'Girl From The Valley'. Seay, Miami City Ballet Miami City Ballet was created in 1986 with former New York City Ballet principal dancer Edward Villella helming the company. The Miami City Ballet flourishes as one of America's most respected Balanchine-style based ballet companies. ; Linnette Hitchin Hitchin, city (1991 pop. 33,480), Hertfordshire, SE England. Hitchin was the site of a monastery in Offa's time and appears in the Domesday Book as a royal manor named Hiz. Corn and cattle are traded at a biweekly market. , a retired principal at Pacific Northwest Ballet The Pacific Northwest Ballet is a ballet company and based in Seattle, Washington in the United States. Founded in 1972 as part of the Seattle Opera and named the Pacific Northwest Dance Association, it broke away from the Opera in 1977 and took its current name in 1978. ; and Jeanne Jeanne is a French female name, equivalent to the English Joan, Jane, Jean and several historical figures in English named Joanna. (Feminine forms of John) Historical people who have been called simply Jeanne: adj. rud·di·er, rud·di·est 1. a. Having a healthy, reddish color. b. Reddish; rosy. 2. , Martha Martha, in the New Testament, friend of Jesus, sister of Mary and Lazarus of Bethany. In Christian literature, Martha has been a symbol of the active, as opposed to the contemplative, life. Feast: July 29. Martha personification of the busy housekeeper. Graham Company The Graham Company was founded in 1950 by William Graham III. It is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is a leading US insurance broker. Focused on commercial property and casualty insurance for clients with complex risks the company provides services nationwide to a variety . So once you gather all the facts, how do you decide? One thing to think about is whether you're looking for exposure to a plethora plethora /pleth·o·ra/ (pleth´ah-rah) 1. an excess of blood. 2. by extension, a red florid complexion.pletho´ric pleth·o·ra n. 1. of dance styles or in-depth concentration on one. Many bright, talented dancers with academic potential are happy in more diverse, less focused programs. Also, every school has a "personality." Administrators and teachers create a culture that is modeled in class and even in the dorms. You should look for programs that will challenge you -- but that also create an atmosphere where you enjoy learning and feel comfortable. Attending summer-study program auditions is a good way to check this out. Trying out for a program can teach you a lot, even if you don't Even If You Don't is a single released by the band Ween in 2000 on Mushroom Records. Formats Enhanced CD single Includes the quicktime video of "Even If You Don't" directed by Matt Stone & Trey Parker of "South Park". get picked. You might also want to consider other things, such as whether you'd prefer to study amid beautiful mountains or in a vibrant city. Is a small student-to-teacher ratio important? Does the program offer enough free time -- or too much? And once you find the ideal place, it's important to remember that you still have to take responsibility for learning what's taught. "It's not enough just to appear," says Yoon, who decided to attend Kirov last summer and to put off year-round academy study until she's she's 1. Contraction of she is: She's going away for the weekend. 2. Contraction of she has: She's been to the symphony twice this month. older. "It's hard, but it's fun, too. I don't don't 1. Contraction of do not. 2. Nonstandard Contraction of does not. n. A statement of what should not be done: a list of the dos and don'ts. think I really knew how much I love dance until I went there. If you're lucky, you get a lot of corrections. And nothing's better than hearing, after all that work, `That's right?'" Colleen Payton teaches English 1. English - (Obsolete) The source code for a program, which may be in any language, as opposed to the linkable or executable binary produced from it by a compiler. The idea behind the term is that to a real hacker, a program written in his favourite programming language is and humanities humanities Branches of knowledge that investigate human beings, their culture, and their self-expression. Distinguished from the physical and biological sciences and, sometimes, from the social sciences, the humanities include the study of languages and literatures, the at American Intercontinental University American InterContinental University, commonly called AIU, is an international for-profit university owned by Career Education Corporation (stock symbol CECO). It was founded in 1977 as the American College of Applied Arts. in Atlanta Atlanta (ətlăn`tə, ăt–), city (1990 pop. 394,017), state capital and seat of Fulton co., NW Ga., on the Chattahoochee R. and Peachtree Creek, near the Appalachian foothills; inc. 1847. , Georgia Georgia, country, Asia Georgia (jôr`jə), Georgian Sakartvelo, Rus. Gruziya, officially Republic of Georgia, republic (2005 est. pop. 4,677,000), c.26,900 sq mi (69,700 sq km), in W Transcaucasia. , and writes for several dance publications. What the Symbols Mean All funds are U.S. unless otherwise noted. * An audition is required for admission. Some programs will accept videos (vid.) from students who cannot attend the audition; others require a letter of recommendation (rec REC - CONVERT .) from a teacher. Auditions are usually held prior to application deadlines listed here, so inquire in·quire also en·quire v. in·quired, in·quir·ing, in·quires v.intr. 1. To seek information by asking a question: inquired about prices. 2. immediately about audition schedules. ** Placement class or audition at the start of the session. $ Scholarships are available (partial or full). *** Housing or room/board is available. **** Offers a performance opportunity for students. [ College credit is available. <> Teacher or Accompanist Training. [telephone] Telephone/Voice. ***** Fax number. e Email address See Internet address. . NATIONAL ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM DANCE EXCELLENCE AT ASFA Alabama School of Fine Arts. June 10-29. Ballet, Jazz. Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition: $650. Rm/bd: $450. $15 fee. Contact: Therese Laeger, ASFA, 1800 8th Ave. N., Birmingham, AL 35203; [telephone] 205/252-9241, ***** 205/251-9541, e tlaeger@asfa.kiz.al.us,www.asfa.kiz.al.us * (vid.) ** *** **** INTENSIVE SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP Birmingham Southern College, June 10-June 21. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character, Pilates. Int, Adv. Ages 12-college. Tuition: $720. Rm/bd: $500. Apply by June 7. $40 fee. Contact: Mira Popovich, BS, 900 Arcadelphia Rd., Birmingham, AL 35244; [telephone] 205/323-5390, ***** 205/328-6366, e mpopovich@aol.com ** *** SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Alabama Ballet. June 9-July 13. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $1400. Apply by May 24. $15 fee. Contact: Libba Owen, AB, 2726 1st Ave. S., Birmingham, AL 35233; [telephone] 205/322-1874, ***** 205/322-4444, e alabamaballet@earthlink.net, www.alabamaballet.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** TEACHER'S WORKSHOP FOR DANCE EDUCATORS LED BY RUTH PETRINOVIC Alabama Ballet. July 29-Aug 10. Ballet. Teachers only. Tuition: $1000. Apply by July 27. $100 deposit. Contact: Libba Owen, AB, 2726 1st Ave. S.,Birmingham, AL 35233; [telephone] 205/322-1874, ***** 205/322-4444, e alabamaballet@earthlink.net, www.alabamaballet.org <> DOTHAN DANCE EXPO 2002 Dothan School of Dance. June 24-29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 8+. Tuition: $195. Rm/bd: $300. Apply by May 1. $10 fee. Contact: Tracy Solomon, DSD, 2867 Fortner St., Dothan, AL 36305; [telephone] 334/794-5926, ***** 334/794-5926, e DSDance@graceba.net, www.dothanschoolofdance.com * (rec.) ** *** **** SUMMER WORKSHOP 2002 Dothan School of Dance/Landmark, June 6-13. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+. Tuition: $195. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by May 15. Contact: Karen Lisenby, Southeast Alabama Dance Company, P.O. Box 125, Dothan, AL 36302; [telephone] 334/702-7139, ***** 334/702-7139, e seadac@graceba.net, www.southeastalabamadancecompany. com ** *** **** MONTGOMERY GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Booker T. Washington Magnet High School. June 16-30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Apply by Feb. 1. $25 fee. Contact: Russ Wendt/Gary Moore, BTW Magnet High School, 632 S. Union St., Montgomery, AL 36014; [telephone] 332/269-3617, ***** 334/269-6140, e garymoore21@go.com * $ *** **** INTENSIVE CHOREOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Huntingdon College. June 20-29. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Dancers age 12+, choreographers age 18+. Tuition: $250/dancers, $350/choreographers. Rm/bd: $250. Apply by May 31. $25 fee. Contact: Diana Green, HC Dance Dept., 1500 E. Fairview Ave., Montgomery, AL 36106; [telephone] 334/833-4538, ***** 334/833-4486, e dgreen@huntingdon.edu, www.fs.huntingdon.edu/dance ** *** **** [ SUMMER DANCE SEMINAR Alabama Dance Theatre. July 22-Aug 4. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 9+. Tuition: $225. Contact: Suzanne Sheppard or Kitty Seale, ADT, 1018 Madison Ave., Montgomery, AL; [telephone] 334/241-2590, ***** 334/242-2504, e ADTDance1@aol.com, www.tfn.net/ADT * (rec.) **** ALASKA ANCHORAGE SUMMER VAGANOVA INTENSIVE Anchorage Classical Ballet. July 1-27. Ballet, Character. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 12-21. Tuition: $1,200. Rm/bd: $450. Apply by Feb. 15. $20 fee. Contact: Michelangelo Canale, ACB, 501 W. International Airport Rd., Suite 22, Anchorage, AK 99518; [telephone] 907/569-3267, ***** 907/786-6817, e balletemail@gci.net, www.anchorageclassicalballet.com * (vid.) $ *** **** [ FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKS SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL University of Alaska, Fairbanks Campus. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 13+. Tuition: $295. Rm/bd: $300-400. Contact: Jo Scott, Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival, P.O. Box 80845, Fairbanks, AK 99708; [telephone] 907/474-8869, ***** 907/479-4329, e festival@ptialaska.net, www.fsaf.org ** $ *** **** [ ARIZONA FLAGSTAFF DANCELEBRATION 2002-SUMMER DANCE FESTIVAL Canyon Movement Company. June 10-15. Modern. Int,Adv, Pro. Ages 16+. Call for details. Contact: Gina Darlington, CMC, 5680 Sunset Dr., Flagstaff, AZ 86004; [telephone] 928/526-9403, e canyonmovement@aol.com, www.canyonmovementcompany.org PHOENIX SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM Arizona Ballet School. June 3-28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Musical Theater, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-20. Tuition: $85-$940. Rm/bd: $160/wk. Apply by May 25. $50 fee/deposit. Contact: Gail Passey Reed, ABS, 3645 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85018; [telephone] 602/381-0188, ***** 602/553-0690, www.azballetschool.org * (vid.) *** **** TUCSON SONORAN SUMMER DANCE/ARTS WORKSHOP ORTS Theatre of Dance. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Aerial Dance, Pilates, Yoga, Theatre Dance, Martial Arts, African, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4+. Call for details. Open enrollment. $10 fee. Contact: Anne Bunker, ORTS Theatre of Dance, P.O. Box 85211, Tucson, AZ 85754; [telephone] 520/624-3799, ***** 520/744-4004, e orts@orts.org, www.orts.org * (vid.) $ *** **** CALIFORNIA BERKELEY SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE AT SHAWL-ANDERSON Savage Jazz Dance Company. June 17-Aug 9, M-F. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Injury Prevention. Adv. Ages 13-23. Tuition: $295/2wks or $995/8 wks. Contact: Zafra Miriam, SJDC, 530 E. 8th St. #202, Berkeley, CA 94710; [telephone] 510/465-0561, e classes@savagejazz.org, www.savagejazz.org * (vid.) $ FRESNO DANCE:TECHNIQUE AS EXPRESSION California State University Summer Arts. July 14-27. Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 18-Adult. Tuition: $450. Rm/bd; $215/wk. Apply by June 1. Contact: Joanne Bartok, CSU Summer Arts, 401 Golden Shore, Long Beach, CA 90802; [telephone] 562/951-4060, ***** 562/951-4918, e jbartok@calstate.edu, www.calstate.edu * (rec.) $ *** **** [ HOTHOUSE:IMPROVISATION, CREATION, AND DIRTY WORK WITH LOWER LEFT DANCE California State University Summer Arts. June 30-July 13. Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $450. Rm/bd: $215/wk. Apply by June 1. Contact: Joanne Bartok, CSU Summer Arts, 401 Golden Shore, Long Beach, CA 90802; [telephone] 562/951-4060, ***** 562/951-4918, e summerarts@calstate.edu, www.calstate.edu/summerarts * (rec.) $ *** **** [ SUMMER INTENSIVE Central California Ballet. June 17-July 26. Ballet, Jazz. Int-Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $390/3 wks, $660/6 wks. Rm/bd: $125/wk. Contact: Diane K. Mosier, CCB, 1752 W. Bullard, Fresno, CA 93711; [telephone] 559/222-3129, ***** 559/222-1977, e livelyartsm@aol.com ** $ *** GARDENA SUMMER WORKSHOP Kazuko Contemporary Dance. July 3-31. Contemporary. Int. Ages 16+. Tuition: $70. Apply by May 29. Contact: Kazuko, KCD, c/o Japanese Cultural Institute, 16215 S. Gramercy Pl., P.O. Box 47030, Gardena, CA 90247; [telephone] 310/398-9115 IRVINE SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM 2002 Ballet Pacifica. July 29-Aug 24. Ballet. Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $500-$900. Rm/bd: $1,500/4 wks. Apply by April 5. $10 fee. Contact: Gillian Finley, BP, 1824 Kaiser Avenue, Irvine, CA 92614; [telephone] 949/851-9930 x103, ***** 949/851-9974, e balletpacifica@earthlink.net, www.ocartsnet.org/ballet-pacifica * (vid.) $ *** LAKE ARROWHEAD LAKE ARROWHEAD CLASSICAL BALLET Lake Arrowhead School of Dance, July 1-26. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Flamenco, Pilates. Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $500. Rm/bd: $750. Apply by June 1. Contact: Sharon McCormick, LASD, 29010 Oak Terrace Cedar Elm, CA 92321; [telephone] 909/336-1359 ** *** LOS ANGELES KNOWLEDGE CENTRAL FOR THE NEW DANCER Dale Publications. June 15, Aug 17. Full-day professional dance information intensives. Ages 14+. Tuition: $89. Contact: Mary Miller, DP, P.O. Box 691748, West Hollywood, CA 90069; [telephone] 310/271-1966, ***** 310/271-1288, e ladance@pacbell.net, www.answers4dancers.com * (rec.) LANGUAGE OF DANCER SUMMER INSTITUTE Language of Dance Center. July 8-21, July 9-21. Language of Dancer[R] Certification. Dance Educators/Teachers, Specialists, Choreographers only. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd: $350. Apply by May 1. Contact: Tina Curran, LDC, 1655 Maple Ridge Wy, Los Angeles, CA; [telephone] 231/995-0998, ***** 231/995-0656, e tinalodc@aol.com, www.lodc.org *** <> SUMMER INTENSIVE Joe Tremaine Dance Conventions, Inc. Aug 1-5. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop. Adv. Ages 12+. Call for details. Contact: Tommy Peel, JTDC, Inc., 5308 Vineland Ave., N. Hollywood, CA 91607; [telephone] 800/832-2050, ***** 818/988-7314, e tdanceconv@compuserve.com, www.tremainedance.com MISSION VIEJO SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Golden State Ballet Company. July 1-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Partnering, Variations. Int, Adv. Tuition: $995. Rm/Bd: $320. Apply by April 1. $10 fee. Contact: Charmaine Wakefield, GSBC, 24194 Alicia Pkwy, Suite D, Mission Viejo, CA 92691; [telephone] 949/586-5422 or 866-danceco, ***** 949/586-5236, e goldenstateballet@aol.com, www.goldenstatedance.com * (vid.) ** *** **** MONTCLAIR SUMMER INTENSIVE Inland Pacific Ballet Academy. June 24-July 27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Body Conditioning. Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 14-22. Apply by May 1. $25 fee. Contact: Randall Graham, IPBA, 5050 Arrow Hwy., Montclair, CA 91763; [telephone] 909/482-1590, ***** 909/482-1589, e ipballet@cyberg8t.com, www.ipballet.org * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** <> NAPA ZARZUELA WORKSHOP AND FESTIVAL Jarvis Conservatory. June 2-30. Spanish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Apply by Jan. 23. Contact: Kim Anenson, JC, 1711 Main St., Napa, CA 94559; [telephone] 707/255-5445, ***** 707/255-5482, e kim@jarvisconservatory.com, www.jarvisconservatory.com * (vid.) $ *** **** OAKLAND SEMINAR FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS Cecchetti Council of America-West Coast Committee. July 21-27. Ballet, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Contact: Joan Zuehlke, CCA-West, 110 S. Gay St., Susanville, CA 96130; [telephone] 888/257-3197, ***** 888/257-3197, e two2s@hotmail.com * (rec.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER PROGRAM Destiny Arts Center. Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop, Breakdance. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition varies. Apply by June 15. Contact: Jovida Ross, DAC, 5688 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, CA 94608; [telephone] 510/597-1619, ***** 510/597-1620, e info@destinyarts.org, www.destinyarts.org $ SUMMER PROGRAM Laney College Dance Department. Call for dates. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $13/unit. Apply by June 16. Contact: Lynn Wethers-Cotes, LCDD, 900 Fallon St., Oakland, CA; [telephone] 510/464-3480, ***** 510/986-6900, e lwethers@peralta.cc.ca.us **** [ WEST COAST INTENSIVE Paul Taylor Dance Company. June 24-July 6 and July 7-20. Modern. Contact: Kadi Adair, PTDC, 552 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/431-5562, ***** 212/966-5673, e KA@ptdc.org, www.paultaylor.org SAN DIEGO DAVID HOWARD SEMINAR City Ballet of San Diego. Aug 10-11. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $175. Apply by Aug 2. $25 fee. Contact: Jo Anne Emery, CBSD, P.O. Box 99072, San Diego, CA 92169; [telephone] 858/274-6058, ***** 858/274-8375, e jaemery@home.com, www.cityballet.org SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 City Ballet of San Diego. July 29-Aug 16. Ballet, Modern, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 11-25. Tuition: $675. Rm/bd: $200. Apply by June 1. $100 fee. Contact: Steven Wistrich, CBSD, P.O. Box 99072, San Diego, CA 92169; [telephone] 858/274-6058, ***** 858/272-8375, e summerinfo@cityballet.org, www.cityballet.org * (vid./rec.) $ *** **** SUMMER WORKSHOP 2002 California Ballet School. July 1-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $225/wk., $900/4 wks. Rm/bd: $375/wk. Apply by April 30. $150 fee. Contact: Clarissa Palhegyi, CBS, 4819 Ronson Ct., San Diego, CA; [telephone] 858/560-5676, ***** 858/560-0072, www.californiaballet.org * (vid./rec.) $ *** **** SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO BUTOH FESTIVAL Dance-Network. July 31-Aug 10. Butoh. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $375. Apply by May 1. $50 deposit. Contact: Molly Barrons, D-N, 2889 Cesar Chavez St., San Francisco, CA 94110; [telephone] 415/648-1177, ***** 415/642-6361, e sfbutoh@earthlink.net, www.home.earthlink.net/~sfbutoh **** SUMMER INTENSIVE/AUDITION WORKSHOP ODC/San Francisco. July 15-19. Modern. Pro. Ages 21+. Limit 20. Tuition: $300. Apply by May 1. Contact: KT Nelson, ODC/SF, 3153 17th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110; [telephone] 415/863-6606, ***** 415/863-9833, e ktnelson@odcdance.org, www.odcdance.org * (vid.) SUMMER SESSION 2002 San Francisco Ballet School. Ballet, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 13-18. Tuition: $850. Rm/bd: $1600/5 wks. Apply by February 28. $15 fee. Contact: Lynn Sachs, SFBS, 455 Franklin St., San Francisco, CA 94102; [telephone] 415/553-4642, ***** 415/861-2684, www.sfballet.org/school * (vid.) ** $ *** ALONZO KING WORKSHOP Alonzo King's LINES Ballet. June 24-29. Pro only. Adults. Tuition: $450. Apply by May 1. $25 fee. Contact: James Meyer, AKLB, 26 Seventh St., 5th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103; [telephone] 415/863-3360, ***** 415/863-1180, e info@linesballet.org, www.linesballet.org * (vid.) SAN JOSE SUMMER CLASSES CECCHETTI Dance Art Studio. July 8-Aug 17. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 6-40. Call for details. Apply by July 6. $15 fee. Contact: Glenna Bell Moenning, DAS, 1094 S. Second St., San Jose, CA 95112; [telephone] 408/293-1930, ***** 408/293-1930 * (vid.) ** $ SUMMER INTENSIVE Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley School. July 8-Aug 3. Ballet, Modern, Indian. Beg, Int, Adv. Open Division: ages 4+. Professional Divison: ages 8-18. Call for details. Contact: Natalie Haworth-liu, BSJSVS, 40 N. First St., San Jose, CA 95113; [telephone] 408/288-2820 ext 223, e school@balletsanjose.org, www.balletsanjose.org * (vid.) ** **** SUMMER WORKSHOP/RESIDENCY Limon West Coast. June 24-July 12. Modern. Int-Adv. Housing info call 408/924-6180. Apply by May 1. $50 fee. Contact: Gary Master, LWC, San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0240; [telephone] 408/924-5046, ***** 408/924-4365, e info@limon.org, www.limon.org * (vid.) ** $ *** SAN RAFAEL MARIN BALLET Marin Ballet. June 24-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, West African, Pilates, Yoga. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $950. Rm/bd: $215/wk. Contact: Cynthia Lucas, MB, 100 Elm St., San Rafael, CA 94901; [telephone] 415/453-6705, ***** 415/453-5894, e mballet@pacbell.net, www.marinballet.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** SANTA BARBARA RUSSIAN METHOD BALLET WORKSHOP TOUR Santa Barbara Chamber Ballet. Aug 12-17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 8-30. Tuition: $250. Apply by May 15. Contact: Diane Knowles, SBCB, 23 Gutierrez St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101; [telephone] 805/564-3568, e sbdance@west.net, www.BalletRussian.org ** **** RUSSIAN METHOD MASTER CLASS WORKSHOP Diane Knowles Academy of Dance/Santa Barbara Chamber Ballet. Ballet, Jazz, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+, min. one year ballet training. Tuition: $250. Apply by July 1. $125 nonrefundable deposit. Contact: Diane Knowles, DKAD, 23 W. Gutierrez St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101; [telephone] 805/564-3568, e sbdance@west.net ** SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 State Street Ballet. July 1-July 28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Ballet Tutu Workshop. Int, Adv. Ages 13+. Tuition: $1,000. Rm/bd: $1,500. $15 fee. Contact: Rodney Gustafson, SSB, 322 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101; [telephone] 805/965-6066, ***** 805/965-3590, e ssbdance@aol.com, www.statestreetballet.com * (vid.) $ *** **** SUMMERDANCE SANTA BARBARA July 8-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition varies. Contact: Laurie Burnaby, P.O. Box 91210, Santa Barbara, CA; [telephone] 805/962-2329, ***** 805/969-9334, e sdsb@earthlink.net, www.summerdance.com SANTA MONICA DANCE PROGRAM Santa Monica College. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Brazilian, African, Salsa, Mexican. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition: $11/unit. Contact: Linda Gold or Judith Douglas, SMCDP, 1900 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405; [telephone] 310/434-4590 or 310/434-4856, e burke_madeline@smc.edu, www.smc.edu **** [ SUMMER DANCE AND ARTS INTENSIVE American Academy for Dance and Kindred Arts. June 24-Aug 17. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-16. Tuition: $210/wk. Apply by May 1. Contact: Cecilia Soriano, AADKA, 3026 Nebraska Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90404; [telephone] 310/656-8899, ***** 310/453-4880, e aadkal@aol.com, www.aadkal.com ** **** ART OF CHOREOGRAPHY The Art of Choreography. Aug 15-27. Choreography of Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Folk. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 18+. Apply by April 2. $100 fee. Contact: Raven Kras, The AC, 2524 29th St., Santa Monica, CA 90405; [telephone] 310/396-6159 * (vid./rec.) $ *** TORRANCE SUMMER CONSERVATORY Professional School for the Arts. Call for dates and details. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Theater Dance. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 6-18. Contact: Lisa Matsko Hamilton, PSA, 1321 1/2 Sartori Ave., Torrance, CA 90501; [telephone] 310/328-7664, ***** 310/782-2092, e lisamatsko@worldnet.att.net, www.PSARTS.com $ SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP Regina Klenjoski Dance Company. June 24-July 26, T/Th 10-3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Choreography, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-20. Tuition: $275. Apply by June 24. Contact: Regina Klenjoski, RKDC, 3330 Civic Center Dr., Torrance, CA 90504; [telephone] 562/728-6496, e rkdance@aol.com, www.rkdc.org ** $ **** SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP Regina Klenjoski Dance Company. July 8-26, M/W/F 10:30-3. Modern, Company Repertory. Adv-Pro.Ages 16+. Tuition: $250. Apply by June 24. Contact: Regina Klenjoski, RKDC, 3330 Civic Center Dr., Torrance, CA 90504; [telephone] 562/728-6496, e rkdance@aol.com, www.rkdc.org $ **** WALNUT CREEK SUMMER PROGRAM Contra Costa Ballet. July 1-Aug 10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 13-19. Tuition: $900. Rm/bd: $1,400. Apply by March 15. $15 fee. Contact: Sue Mower, CCBC, 2040 N. Broadway, Walnut Creek, CA 94596; [telephone] 925/935-7984, ***** 925/932-3221, e CCBCinfo@aol.com, www.contracostaballet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** WOODSIDE SUMMER RESIDENCIES Djerassi Resident Artist Program. May 28-June 27, July 2-Aug 6, Aug 12-Sept 11. Modern. Pro only. Apply by Feb. 15. $25 fee. Contact: Judy Freeland, Residency Coordinator, DRAP, 2325 Bear Gulch Rd., Woodside, CA 94062; [telephone] 650/747-1250, ***** 650/747-0105, e drap@djerassi.org, www.djerassi.org * (vid.) *** COLORADO BOULDER INTERNATIONAL SUMMER MIME WORKSHOP Le Centre du Silence Mime School. July 8-12. Mime, Movement Theatre. Tuition: $695. Rm/bd: $100-125. Apply by June 15. $250 deposit. Contact: Samuel Avital, Director, CSMS, P.O. Box 1015 (DM), Boulder, CO 80306-1015; [telephone] 303/661-9271, ***** 303/604-6046, e savital@concentric.net, www.Indranet.com/lcds.html * (rec.) *** SUMMER PROGRAM Boulder Jazz Dance Workshop. July 20-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop, Jazz Funk. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition varies, average $400. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Applications accepted until full. $10 fee. Contact: Daniel Morimoto, BJDW, P.O. Box 7107, Boulder, CO 80306; [telephone] 303/449-0399, e montage@juno.com, www.bcn.boulder.co.us./arts/idt/idt.html ** $ *** **** [ <> COLORADO SPRINGS SUMMER INTENSIVE International Ballet School. July 1-26 and July 30-Aug 16. Ballet, Character, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-16. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by May 1. Contact: Mark Carlson, IBS, 127 E. Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903; [telephone] 719/578-1646, e info@internationalballetschool.com, www.internationalballetschool.com * (vid.) ** $ *** **** CRESTED BUTTE SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Kansas City Ballet School. June 24-July 12. Ballet. Ages 11-21. Auditions throughout the U.S.A. $15 fee. Call for details. Contact: Karen P. Brown, KCBS, 1601 Broadway, Kansas City, MO; [telephone] 816/931-2299, ***** 816/931-1172, e school@kcballet.org, www.kcballet.org * DENVER SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Kim Robards Dance. June 18-30. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Company Project, Stretch, African, Repertory. Int-Adv. Ages 15+. Tuition: $12-600. Apply by June 15. Contact: LaRana Skalicky, KRD, 821 Acoma St. Ste Al, Denver, CO 80204; [telephone] 303/825-4847, ***** 303/825-4846, e krd@kimrobardsdance.org, www.kimrobardsdanee.org * (vid.) ** $ **** SUMMER INTENSIVE International Ballet School. July 1-26 and July 30-Aug 16. Ballet, Character, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv., Ages 10-16. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by May 1. Contact: Mark Carlson, IBS, 127 E. Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903; [telephone] 720/283-6263, e info@internationalballetschool.com, www.internationalballetschool.com * (vid.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER VARIETY Premiere DanceArts Co/The Gwen Bowen School of Dance Arts. July 1-31. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 10+. Tuition: $75/wk. Apply by May 15. $10 fee. Contact: Phyllis Thornberg, PDAC, 714 South Pearl St., Denver, CO 80209; [telephone] 303/722-1206/262, e premieredance@bigplanet.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ **** GREELEY SUMMER INTENSIVE Colorado Dance Theatre. July 8-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $220/wk. Rm/bd: $150/wk. Apply by June 1. $10 fee. Contact: Sylvia Beech, CDT, 813 8th St. Plaza, Greeley, CO 80631; [telephone] 970/351-7104, www.fortnet.com/cdt * (vid.) ** $ *** **** PUEBLO SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Sangre de Cristo Arts Center School of Dance. June 17-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip-Hop, Men's class. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-25. Tuition: $250-$800. Rm/bd: $50/wk. Apply by May 28. $50 fee. Contact: Lisa Morgan, SCACSD, 210 N. Santa Fe Ave., Pueblo, CO 81003; [telephone] 719/295-7221, ***** 719/543-0134 * (vid.) ** $ *** **** STEAMBOAT SPRINGS PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL AND CAMP Perry-Mansfield. June 9-Aug 17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Grades 5 through college. Tuition: $2,730-3,200. Rm/bd: $682.50-533.33. Email for details. Contact: Blake Eberle, e herblakeness@yahoo.com, www.perry-mansfield.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** [ YOGA, DANCE, AND SACRED TEXT Avodah Dance Ensemble. Aug 12-16. Modern, Improvisation, Yoga. Ages 16+. Tuition: $350. Apply by June 1 for 10% discount of tuition. Contact: JoAnne Tucker, ADE, 243 Fifth St. #9, Jersey City, NJ 07302; [telephone] 201/659-7072, ***** 201/659-7072, e avodah@worldnet.att.net, www.avodahdance.org *** CONNECTICUT MIDDLETOWN SUMMER PROGRAM Center for Creative Youth. June 23-July 27. Ballet, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 14-18. Tuition: $1,950. Rm/bd: $1,750. Apply by March 8. $20 fee. Contact: Nancy Wolfe, CCY, 350 High St., Middletown, CT 06459; [telephone] 860/685-3307, ***** 860/685-3311, e ccy@wesleyan.edu, www.creg.org/ccy www.wesleyan.edu/ccy * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** WATERTOWN 8TH ANNUAL SUMMER DANCE FESTIVAL Connecticut Dance Theatre. July 8-Aug 10. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Drama, and Voice. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $1,000. Rm/bd available, call for details. Contact: Vanessa Logan, CDT, 523 Hain St., Watertown, CT 06795; [telephone] 860/274-0004, ***** 860/274-0004, e CTdanceS23@aol.com, www.ctdancetheatre.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** DELAWARE NEWARK BALLET CAMP Mid-Atlantic Ballet. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg. Ages 4-9. Tuition: $150/wk. Apply by July 1. $50/wk deposit. Contact: Sara Taylor Warner, M-AB, 108A E. Main St., Newark, DE 19711; [telephone] 302/266-6362, www.midatlanticballet.org ** $ **** BALLET INTENSIVE Mid-Atlantic Ballet. Aug 5-24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 10-22. Tuition: $250-600. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by Aug 1. $50/wk deposit. Contact: Sara Taylor Warner, M-AB, 108A E. Main St., Newark, DE 19711; [telephone] 302/266-6362, e s.taylorwarner@worldnet.att.net, www.midatlanticballet.org ** $ *** **** DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON SUMMER DANCE PROGRAM IN THE NATION'S CAPITOL Washington School of Ballet. June 24-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates, Character. Int. Ages 10+ with minimum 3 years dance training. Tuition: $1,350. Apply by April 15. $20 fee. Contact: Hillary Jones, WSB, 3515 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20016; [telephone] 202/362-3606, ***** 202/362-1311, e prmarket@washingtonballet.org, www.washingtonballet.org * (vid./rec.) $ *** **** FLORIDA BOCA RATON SUMMER SCHOOL 2002 The Harid Conservatory. June 24-July 18. Billet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 13-17 (currently in academic grades 8-11). Tuition: $800. Rm/bd:$225. Rolling application deadline. $15 fee. Contact: Janet Trivino, HC, 2285 Potomac Rd., Boca Raton, FL 33431; [telephone] 561/997-2677, ***** 561/997-8920, e harid@bellsouth.net, www.harid.edu * ** $ *** **** GAINESVILLE INTENSIVE WORKSHOP Pofahl Studios. June 10-21. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character, Gyrotonics, History, Music for Dance. Int-Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $500. Apply by May 1. $25 fee. Contact: Kim Tuttle, PS, 1325 NW Two St., Gainesville, FL 32601; [telephone] 352/373-1166, ***** 352/371-2986, e dalive@Bellsouth.net * (vid.) ** SANTA FE SUMMER DANCE INSTITUTE Santa Fe Community College Dance Dept. July 28-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Latin, Salsa, Composition, Body Conditioning. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $415 by June 28, otherwise $485. Rm/bd: $61/day. Apply by July 24. April 27 audition required for scholarship only. Contact: Alora Haynes, SFCCDD, 3000 NW 83rd St., E-137, Gainesville, FL; [telephone] 352/395-5296, ***** 352/395-4432, e alora.haynes@santafe.uc.fl.us, http://inst.santafe.cc.fl.us/~cah/dance/ $ *** **** JACKSONVILLE SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE 2002 Arlington Dance Academy. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $2704450. Rm/bd: $100/wk. Contact: Linda Reifsnyder Jenkins, ADA, 1072 Arlington Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32211; [telephone] 904/726-0140, ***** 904/726-0140 ** *** **** DANCE TRANCE Dance Trance Studios. Dance fitness, Funk. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Contact: Beth Handline, DTS, 105 Tides Edge Place, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082; [telephone] 904/827-1279, ***** 904/827-1630, e beth@dancefitness.com, www.dancefitness.com **** MIAMI FLORIDA DANCE FESTIVAL Florida Dance Association. June 16-29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Skinner Intensive, Contact Improv. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $320 before May 1, $380 after. Rm/bd: approx. $200 for shared room. $50 deposit with application. Contact: Tom Thielen, FDA, 505 17th St., Miami Beach, FL 33139; [telephone] 305/674-3350, ***** 305/674-3354, e fldance@fldance.org, www.fldance.org $ **** [ ORLANDO DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 9-11. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-Dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Southern Ballet Theatre School. June 24-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Flamenco. Int, Adv. Ages 11-18. Tuition: $1125. Rm/bd: $1875. Apply by May 15. $15 fee. Contact: Pat Valentine, SBTS, 1111 North Orange Ave., Orlando, FL 32804; [telephone] 407/426-1733, ***** 407/426-1734, e pvalentine@southernballet.org, www.southernballet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** PENSACOLA SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP Pensacola Junior College. June 10-15. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Minimum 1 year experience. Tuition: $200, $60/style. Apply by May 31. Contact: Terry Dillon, PJC, 1000 College Blvd., Pensacola, FL 32504; [telephone] 850/484-1314, ***** 850/484-1838, e tdillon@pjc.cc.fl.us $ *** [ SARASOTA INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL Sarasota Ballet of Florida. July 1-July 27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 12+, pre-professional. Tuition: $1,100. Rm/bd: $269/week. Apply by June 1. $15 fee. Contact: Jennifer Gemmeke, SBF, 5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34243; [telephone] 941/359-0099, ***** 941/358-1504, e SBFschool@Asolo.org, www.sarasotaballet.org SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM Florida Ballet Arts Academy, Inc. July 1-19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Yoga, Pilates. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $975. Rm/bd: $233/wk. Apply by May 20. $25 fee. Contact: Mary Elizabeth Mock, FBAA, 501 N. Beneva Rd, Suite 700, Sarasota, FL; [telephone] 941/955-3422, ***** 941/922-0866 * (vid.) *** TAMPA BALLET INTENSIVE Firethorn School of Dance. Ballet, Modern, Partnering. Int-Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $240. Apply by May 15. Application fee:$120, applied to tuition. Contact: Lucia Hatcher, FSD, 10630 N. 56th St. Temple Terrace, FL 33617; [telephone] 813/985-2555, ***** 813/985-2414, e dancing@tampabay.rr.com, www.firethorndance.com * **** BROADWAY THEATRE PROJECT Broadway Theatre Project. July 7-28. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Repertory. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $2,450. Rm/bd included. Apply by Feb 18. $35 fee. Contact: Kim Slade, BTP, University of South Florida 30538, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, FL 33620; [telephone] 888/874-1764, ***** 352/241-6315, e BroadwayTP@aol.com, www.BroadwayTP.org * (vid./rec.) $ *** **** SUMMER DANCE DAY CAMP Firethorn School of Dance. June 17-21 and June 24-28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg-Int. Ages 8-13. Tuition: $240 per session. Apply by May 15. $120 deposit. Contact: Lin Schultz, FSD, 10630 N. 56th St., Temple Terrace, FL 33617; [telephone] 813/985-2555, ***** 813/985-2414, e dancing@tampabay.rr.com, www.firethorndance.com ** WEST PALM BEACH SUMMER WORKSHOP Academy of Ballet Florida. June 10-July 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Acting, Conditioning. Int-Adv. Ages 9-18, with at least 1 year of Ballet. Tuition: $260-798. Apply by June 1. $20-100 deposit. Contact: Lois Hammel, ABF, 500 Fern St., W. Palm Beach, FL 33405; [telephone] 561/659-1212 ext 32, ***** 561/659-2222, e LoisHammel@balletflorida.com, www.balletflorida.com * (vid.) GEORGIA ATLANTA INTENSIVE SUMMER DANCE CAMP Ballethnic Academy of Dance. June 17-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, African. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 5+. Tuition: $735. Apply by March 25. $75 fee. Contact: Karen A. Idlett, BAD, 2587 Cheney St., East Point, GA 30344; [telephone] 404/762-1416, ***** 404/762-6319, e Ballethnic@mindsprings.com, www.Ballethnic.org $ **** SUMMER PROGRAM Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education. June 10-29 and July 1-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Flamenco, Musical Theater. Beg-Int. Ages 12+. Apply by April 13. $25 fee. Contact: Jen Apgar or Beth Anderson, AB, 1400 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30309; [telephone] 404/873-5811 exts. 212, 310, ***** 404/874-7905, e japgar@atlantaballet.com, www.atlantaballet.com BIG CANOE SUMMERDANCE 2002 The Georgia Ballet. July 28-Aug 4. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 10-17. Tuition: $300. Rm/bd: $400/wk. Call for audition dates. Apply by April 15. $20 fee. Contact: Susan Laubacher, GB, 31 Atlanta St., Marietta, GA 30060; [telephone] 770/425-0258, ***** 770/499-2144, e info@georgiaballet.org, www.georgiaballet.org * (vid.) *** **** GAINESVILLE FIRESPARK SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS GIFTED IN THE ARTS Brenau University. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Irish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $699. Rm/bd: $270. Rolling application deadline. $100 fee. Contact: John Upchurch, BU, 1 Centennial Circle, Gainesville, GA 30501; [telephone] 710/534-6741, ***** 710/534-6742, e jupchurch@lib.brenau.edu, www.firespark.org * (rec.) *** LAGRANGE GEORGIA SUMMER PERFORMING ARTS CONSERVATORY LaGrange School of Ballet. July 15-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition: $500, Rm/bd: $600. Apply by March 1. $10 fee. Contact: Amy Orr, LSB, 241 Creek Ridge Dr., LaGrange, GA; [telephone] 706/882-9439, e nanzdanz@charter.net, www.lagrangeballet.com * (vid.) ** *** **** MILLEDGEVILLE SUMMER PROGRAM Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education. June 2-15. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Flamenco, Beg-Int. Ages 10+. Apply by April 13. $25 fee. Contact: Jen Apgar or Beth Anderson, AB, 1400 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30309; [telephone] 404/873-5811, exts. 212, 310, ***** 404/874-7905, e japgar@atlantaballet.com, www.atlantaballet.com * (vid.) ** *** **** STOCKBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SERIES Festival Ballet School and Company. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+. Tuition: $100/1 wk, $200-375/2 wks, $525/3 wks. Rm/bd:$175/wk. Apply by March 15. $20 fee. Contact: Jocelyn Buchanan, FBSC, 416 Eagles Landing Pkwy, Stockbridge, GA 30281; [telephone] 770/507-2775, ***** 770/507-9182, e fbcatl@aol.com, www.festivalballetatlanta.com * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** HAWAII KAILUA-KONA SUMMER DANCE HAWAII West Hawaiian Dance Theatre. Intensive: July 28-Aug 10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Pilates, Yoga. Beg, Int, Adv. Call for details. Contact: Virginia Holte, WHDT, 74-5626 Alapa St. Kailua-Kona, HI 96740; [telephone] 808/329-8876, ***** 808/329-1033, e vh2dns4@ilhawaii.net, www.whdt.org * (vid.) KEANAE, MAUI MULTI-CULTURAL MUSIC & DANCE CONFERENCE Ho'o Lokahi Kakou. April 26-May 4. African, Caribbean, Hawaiian. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 2+. Tuition: $850. Rm/bd included. Apply by April 10. Half of tuition needed for deposit. Contact: Lasensua Osborne, HLK, PO Box 790161, Paia, HI 96779; [telephone] 808/243-0550, e lasensun@bigplanet.com, www.islandcurrents.com *** **** ILLINOIS CHICAGO ADVANCED INTENSIVE 2002 School of Ballet Chicago. July 29-Aug 9. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $500. Apply by June 1. $15 fee. Contact: Patricia Blair, SBC, 218 S. Wabash Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60604; [telephone] 312/251-8838, ***** 312/251-8840, e info@balletchicago.org, www.balletchicago.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 17-20. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> JAPANESE BUTOH PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP WITH MARIANNE KIM Hedwig Dances. July 9-Aug 17, Tues./Thurs. evenings. Butoh. Ages 18+. Tuition: TBA. Apply by July 2. Contact: Peter Sciscioli, HD, 2936 N. Southport, Suite 210, Chicago, IL 60657; [telephone] 773/871-0872, ***** 773/296-0968, e hedwig@enteract.com, www.enteract.com/~hedwig **** JAZZ DANCE WORKSHOP Giordano Dance Center. July 28-30. Jazz. Ages 13+. Tuition: $175-200. Contact: Nan Giordano, GDC, 614 Davis St., Evanston, IL 60201; [telephone] 847/866-6779, ***** 847/866-9228, e ggjdc@giordanojazzdance.com, www.giordanojazzdance.com SUMMER PROGRAM Jazz Dance World Congress. July 31-Aug 4. Jazz. Beg. Ages 10-adult. Tuition: $325-595. Contact: Ben Hodge, JDWC, 614 Davis St., Evanston, IL 60201, e info@jazzdanceworldcongress.org, www.jazzdanceworldcongress.org $ LOU CONTE DANCE STUDIO Lou Conte Dance Studio. June 10-Aug 24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Hip-Hop, Dance Fitness. Beg, Int, Adv. Teen Classes/Ages 11-14, Open Classes/Ages 15+. Tuition varies. Contact: Jennifer Beltran, LCDS, 1147 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL 60607; [telephone] 312/850-9766, ***** 312/455-8240, e jbeltrane@hubbardstreetdance.com, www.hubbardstreetdance.com $ PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM Deeply Rooted Dance Theater. July 29-Aug 9. Modern. Pro. Ages 14+. Tuition: $400. Apply by July 22. $200 fee. Contact: Andrea Haynes Johnson, Deeply Rooted Productions, 3712 N. Broadway #148, Chicago, IL 60613; [telephone] 312/913-9773, ***** 312/913-9774, e deeplyrootedprod@aol.com, www.deeplyrooted.org DANCE WEEKEND River North Chicago Dance Company. Aug 10-11. Ballet, Jazz, Acting. Int-Adv. Ages 12-15. Tuition: $120. Contact: Jeremy Glass, RNCDC, 1016 N. Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 312/944-2888, ***** 312/944-2581, e info@rivernorthchicago.com, www.rivernorthchicago.com RUSSIAN METHOD BALLET WORKSHOP Dmitri Roudnev Ballet School of Chicago. Aug 5-17, Aug 19-30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 3+. Call for details. Contact: Mary Roudnev, DRBSC, 47 W. Division St., PMB 356, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 773/404-0417, e ballet@concentric.net, www.BalletRussian.org ** *** **** SUMMER COURSE 2002 School of Ballet Chicago. June 24-July 26. Ballet. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $800/5 wks. Apply by May 1. $15 fee. Contact: Patricia Blair, SBC, 218 S. Wabash Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60604; [telephone] 312/251-8838, ***** 312/251-8840, e info@balletchicago.org, www.balletchicago.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOPS Chicago National Association of Dance Masters. July 22-29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Call for details. Contact: Kathy Velasco, CNADM, 5411 E. State St., Suite 202, Rockford, IL 61108; [telephone] 815/397-6052, ***** 815/397-6799, e cnadm@megsinet.net, www.cnadm.com ** $ *** **** SUMMER INTENSIVE River North Chicago Dance Company. Aug 2-10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates, Acting. Pre-Pro. Ages 18+. Tuition: $600. Contact: Jeremy Glass, RNCDC, 1016 N. Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 312/944-2888, ***** 312/944-2581, e info@rivernorthchicago.com, www.rivernorthchicago.com * (vid.) **** SUMMER INTENSIVE & PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP Chicago Moving Company. July 29-Aug. 23. Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Call for rates. Apply by July 22. Contact: Elizabeth Lentz, CMC, Hamlin Park, 3035 N. Hoyne, 2nd Floor, Chicago, IL 60618; [telephone] 773/880-5402, ***** 773/880-5402, e cmc@enteract.com, www.chicagomovingcompany.org *** **** SUMMER PROGRAM Ruth Page Foundation School of Dance. June 17-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 3+. Tuition: $66 for 6 classes. Contact: Larry Long, Director, RPFSD, 1016 N. Dearborn Pkwy, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 312/337-6543, ***** 312/337-6542, e info@ruthpage.org, www.ruthpage.org SUMMER SCHOOL OF DANCE Hedwig Dances. June 24-Aug 17. Ballet, Modern, African, Yoga, Hip Hop, Tai Chi, Children's Classes. Ages 6+. Sliding tuition scale. Contact: Peter Sciscioli, HD, 2936 N. Southport, Suite 210, Chicago, IL 60657; [telephone] 773/871-0872, ***** 773/296-0968, e hedwig@enteract.com, www.enteract.com/~hedwig $ **** SUMMER WORKSHOP River North Chicago Dance Company. Aug 2-5. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates, Acting. Adv, Pre-Pro, Pro. Ages 14+. Tuition: $90-315. Contact: Jeremy Glass, RNCDC, 1016 N. Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 312/944-2888, ***** 312/944-2581, e info@rivernorthchicago.com, www.rivernorthchicago.com SUMMERDANCE CHICAGO The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago. June 10-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, African. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $314/credit hour. Apply by June 3. Contact: Jyl Fehrenkamp, DCCCC, 1306 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60605; [telephone] 312/344-8300, ***** 312/344-8036, e jfehrenkamp@popmail.columbia.edu, www.dancecenter.org ** $ **** CRYSTAL LAKE 30TH ANNUAL SUMMER WORKSHOP Judith Svalander School of Ballet. June 24-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 12-22. Tuition: $800. Apply by April 1. $25 fee. Contact: Peggy Stark, 83 E. Woodstock St., Crystal Lake, IL 60014; [telephone] 815/455-2055, ***** 815/477-0446 * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** <> DE KALB STUDENT WORKSHOP AND TEACHER SEMINAR Ballet Intensive from Moscow. June 16-22. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Men's Class. Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Students ages 10-30; teachers any age. Tuition: $420. Rm/bd: $320. Apply by May 20. $20 fee. Contact: Dmitri Roudnev, Director, BIM,, 47 W. Division St., PMB 356, Chicago, IL 60610; [telephone] 773/404-0417, e ballet@concentric.net, www.BalletRussian.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** <> DOWNERS GROVE SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Academy of Dance Arts. July 8-Aug 17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 11+. Tuition: $600-$1200, depending on level/weeks. Rm/bd: $160-$185/wk. Apply by May 1. $25 fee. Contact: Pam Gazdziak, ADA, 1524 Centre Circle, Downers Grove, IL 60515; [telephone] 630/495-4940, ***** 630/495-4983, www.TheAcademy-IBT.com * (vid.) ** *** **** EVANSTON JUMP RHYTHM JAZZ AND TAP SUMMER INSTITUTE Northwestern University. June 30-July 6. Jazz, Tap. Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 18+. Tuition: $475. Rm/bd: $110. Contact: Terri Englund, NU Dance Program, 1979 S. Campus Dr., Evanston, IL 60208-2430; [telephone] 847/491-3147, ***** 847/467-2019, e nu-dance@northwestern.edu, www.northwestem.edu/dance/ *** [ JUMP RHYTHM JAZZ HIGH SCHOOL INTENSIVE Northwestern University. July 7-13. Jazz, Tap. Int. Ages 15-18. Tuition: $475. Rm/bd: $110. Contact: Terri Englund, NU Dance Program, 1979 S. Campus Dr., Evanston, IL 60208-2430; [telephone] 847/491-3147, ***** 847/467-2019, e nu-dance@northwestern.edu, www.northwestern.edu/dance ** *** SUMMER COURSE Evanston School of Ballet Foundation. June 24-July 25. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Call for details. Contact: Kerry Hubata, ESBF, 1933 Central St., Evanston, IL 60201; [telephone] 847/475-9225 ** SUMMER SESSION Giordano Dance Center. June 3-July 20. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop. Age classifications: 4, 5-7, 8-12, teen-adult. Tuition: $11/class or package discounts. Contact: Eddy Ocampo, Director, GDC, 614 Davis St., Evanston, IL 60201; [telephone] 847/866-9442, ***** 847/866-9228, e Dancecenter@giordanojazzdance.com, www.giordanojazzdance.com OAK PARK DANCERS PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS Academy of Movement and Music. June 10-July 27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Latin, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 8-18. Tuition: $270-$400. Apply by June 1. $15 fee. Contact: Stephanie Clemens, AMM, 605 Lake St., Oak Park, IL 60302; [telephone] 708/848-2329, ***** 708/848-2391, e sclemens@mediaone.net, www.momenta-dance.org ** **** PEORIA SUMMER INTENSIVES 2002 Peoria Ballet. July 8-20 and Aug 5-17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character, Partnering, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 9+. Tuition: $200/wk. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Apply by June 1. $35 fee applied to tuition. Contact: Jamie Sanders, PB, 8800 N. Industrial Rd., Peoria, IL 61615; [telephone] 309/690-7990, ***** 309/690-7991, e peoriaballet@juno.com, www.peoriaballet.com ** $ *** **** WESTMONT SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Salt Creek Ballet. June 10-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 11-18. Call for details. Apply by May 1. Contact: Susan Nystrom, Registrar, SCB, 98 E. Naperville Rd., Westmont, IL 60559; [telephone] 630/769-1199, ***** 630/769-0052, e saltcreekballet@aol.com, www.saltcreekballet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** INDIANA FORT WAYNE SUMMER INTENSIVE WORKSHOP Fort Wayne Ballet. July 14-Aug 9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Ethnic. Int-Adv. Tuition: $250-900. Rm/bd: $100/wk. Apply by June 1. Contact: Carla Escosa, FWB, 324 Penn Ave., Fort Wayne, IN 46805; [telephone] 219/484-9646, ***** 219/484-9647, e carla@fortwayneballet.org, www.fortwayneballet.org ** *** **** KENTUCKY LEXINGTON SUMMER INTENSIVE Kentucky Ballet Theatre. June 10-29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Partnering, Conditioning, Salsa. Int-Adv. Ages 11-22. Apply by May 25. $15 fee. Contact: Adalhi Aranda-Corn, KBT, 736 National Ave., Lexington, KY 40502; [telephone] 859/252-5245, ***** 859/252-7925. e adalhi@kyballet.com, www.kyballet.com * (vid.) ** $ *** SUMMER PROGRAM 2002 Lexington Ballet Company. June 3-28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Seminars. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7-18. Tuition: $110/wk. Contact: Lucia Montero, LBC, 161 N Mill St, Lexington, KY 40507; [telephone] 859/233-3925, ***** 859/233-3925, e lexballet@yahoo.com, www.lexingtonballet.org * (rec.) ** LOUISVILLE SUMMER INTENSIVE Louisville Ballet. June 24-July 19. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $350/2 wk session. Rm/bd: $175/2 wks. Apply by April 30. $15 fee. Contact: Alice Gerbrecht, LB, 315 E. Main St., Louisville, KY 40202; [telephone] 502/583-3150, ***** 502/583-0006, e agerbrecht@louisvilleballet.org, www.louisvilleballet.org * (vid.) $ *** LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS GIACOBBE 34TH SUMMER BALLET WORKSHOP Delta Festival Ballet. June 19-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 9-20. Tuition: $300-675. Scholarships available for males. Apply by April 30. $100 fee. Contact: Joseph Giacobbe, DFB, 6925 Veterans Blvd., Metairie, LA 70003; [telephone] 504/889-0940, ***** 504/456-1307, e ggiacobbe@accesscom.net ** **** MAINE LEWISTON BATES DANCE FESTIVAL Bates Dance Festival. July 27-Aug 18. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Ethnic, Hip-Hop, Improv. Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $750. Rm/bd: $750. Apply by April 1. $95 deposit. Contact: Alison Hart, BDF, 163 Wood St, Lewiston, ME 04240; [telephone] 207/786-6381, ***** 207/786-8282, e dancefest@bates.edu, www.bates.edu/dancefest $ *** **** [ <> YOUNG DANCERS WORKSHOP Bates Dance Festival. July 13-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Ethnic, Hip-Hop. Int, Adv. Ages 13-17. Tuition: $575. Rm/bd: $550. Apply by April 1. $95 fee/deposit. Contact: Alison Hart, BDF, 163 Wood St., Lewiston, ME 04240; [telephone] 207/786-6381, ***** 207/786-8282, e dancefest@bates.edu, www.bates.edu/dancefest * (rec.) ** $ *** **** WESTBROOK SUMMER WORKSHOP FOR BALLET STUDENTS Maine State School for the Performing Arts. July 8-Aug 16. Ballet, Partnering. Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $225/1 wk, $615/6 weeks. Apply by May 31. Contact: Linda Miele, MSSPA, 91 Forest St., Westbrook, ME; [telephone] 207/856-1662, ***** 207/856-1099, e mainestateballet@earthlink.net, www.mainestateballet.org * ** **** TAP AND JAZZ WORKSHOP Maine State School for the Performing Arts. June 24-28. Jazz, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $105. Apply by May 31. Contact: Linda Miele, MSSPA, 91 Forest St., Westbrook, ME 04092; [telephone] 207/856-1662, ***** 207/856-1099, e mainestateballet@earthlink.net, www.mainestateballet.org ** **** MARYLAND BALTIMORE SUMMER ARTS INSTITUTE Goucher College. July 7-19. ga]Jet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Pilates, Yoga. Int-Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition:$650. Rm/bd: $400. Apply by May 1. $10 fee. Contact: Jenyfer Krauss, GC Dept. of Dance, 1021 Delaney Valley Rd., Baltimore, MD 21204; [telephone] 410/769-5024, ***** 410/337-6433, e jkrauss@goucher.edu, www.goucher.edu/announce ** *** **** SUMMER PROGRAM Ballet Academy of Baltimore/Baltimore Youth Ballet. July 8-Aug 9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $250/wk. Apply by June 1. $20 fee. Contact: Elysabeth Catbas, BAB/BYB, 1500 Serpentine Rd., Baltimore, MD 21209; [telephone] 410/337-7947, ***** 410/337-7974, e directors@baltimoreballet.com, www.baltimoreballet.com ** *** COLLEGE PARK DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS SUMMER WORKSHOP University of Maryland. June 10-28. Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 18+, must have completed 1 year of college-level dance major training. Tuition: $700. Apply by April 20. $45 fee. Contact: Alcine Wiltz, Dept. of Dance, UM, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, College Park, MD 20742; [telephone] 301/405-3180, ***** 301/314-1972, e awiltz@wam.emd.edu *** **** [ ELLICOT CITY UPPER DIVISION INTENSIVE SUMMER CAMP Kinetics Dance Theatre. Aug 12-16. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 9-18. Tuition: $200. Apply by July 1. Contact: Jennifer Aversa, KDT, 3280 Pine Orchard Ln., Ellicot City, MD 21042; [telephone] 410/480-1686, ***** 410/480-1686, e dancejen2@aol.com, www.kineticsdance.com ROCKVILLE DANCE AND DRAMA CAMP Metropolitan Ballet Theatre and Academy. June 24-July 19. Ballet, Jazz. Beg. Ages 8-11. Tuition: $325/2 wks. Apply by June 1. Half of tuition required for deposit. Contact: Gail Minning, MBTA, 10076 Darnestown Rd., Suite 202, Rockville, MD 20850; [telephone] 301/762-1757, ***** 301/762-1757, e mbta@erols.com, www.erols.com/mbta **** SILVER SPRING SUMMER CLASSES AND TAP CAMP Knock on Wood Tap Studio. Call for dates and details. Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4+. Contact Yvonne Edwards, Director, KWTS, 8700 Georgia Ave., Suite B, Silver Spring, MD 20910; telephone] 301/495-0395, ***** 301/495-0185, e knockonwoodtap@aol.com, www.knockonwood.org TOWSON CHILDREN'S DANCE DIVISION SUMMER DANCE CAMP Towson University. Aug 4-16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, African, Composition, Musical Theatre, Repertoire. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition: $300. Program arranges host families for campers. Apply by June 24. $100 deposit. Contact: Gloria Lang, TU Children's Dance Division, 8000 York Rd., Towson, MD 21252-0001; [telephone] 410/704-3495, ***** 410/704-3752, e glang@towson.edu, www.towson.edu ** *** **** MASSACHUSETTS BECKET BALLET PROGRAM DIRECTED BY ANNA-MARIE HOLMES The School at Jacob's Pillow. June 2-14. Ballet. Adv. Ages 15+. Tuition/rm/bd: $1,120. Apply by March 22. $35 fee. Contact: J.R. Glover, Director of Education Programs, P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238; [telephone] 413/637-1322, ***** 413/243-4744, e info@jacobspillow.org, www.jacobspillow.org * (vid.) $ *** **** [ <> CONTEMPORARY PROGRAM DIRECTED BY MILTON MYERS The School at Jacob's Pillow. July 1-21. Modern. Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition/rm/bd: $1,120. Apply by March 22. $35 fee. Contact: J.R. Glover, Director of Education Programs, P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238; [telephone] 413/637-1322, ***** 413/243-4744, e info@jacobspillow.org, www.jacobspillow.org * (vid.) $ *** **** [ CULTURAL TRADITIONS DIRECTED BY REGINALD YATES The School at Jacob's Pillow. June 17-30. Modern, Dunham technique, African dance. Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition/rm/bd: $1,120. Apply by March 22. $35 fee. Contact: J.R. Clover, Director of Education Programs, P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238; [telephone] 413/637-1322, ***** 413/243-4744, e info@jacobspillow.org, www.jacobspillow.org * (vid.) $ *** **** [ JAZZ PROGRAM DIRECTED BY CHET WALKER The School at Jacob's Pillow. July 22-Aug. 11. Jazz. Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition/rm/bd: $1,680. Apply by March 22. $35 fee. Contact: J.R. Clover, Director of Education Programs, P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238; [telephone] 413/637-1322, ***** 413/243-4744, e info@jacobspillow.org, www.jacobspillow.org * (vid.) $ *** **** [ LEADING COMMUNITIES TO DANCE DIRECTED BY CELESTE MILLER The School at Jacob's Pillow. Aug 12-25. Movement Labs. Teachers only. Ages 24+. Tuition/rm/bd: $1,120. Apply by March 22. $35 fee. Contact: J.R. Glover, Director of Education Programs, P.O. Box 287, Lee, MA 01238; [telephone] 413/637-1322, ***** 413/243-4744, e info@jacobspillow.org, www.jacobspillow.org BOSTON AMERICAN DANCE AWARDS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS American Dance Awards. July 3-9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Acrobatics. Int, Adv. Ages 7+. Class Card Purchase. Contact: ADA, 10 S. Washington St., Norton, MA 02766; [telephone] 508/285-6650, e Gold5678@aol.com, www.AmericanDanceAwards.com BOSTON SUMMER DANCE FESTIVAL Jeannette Neill Dance Studio. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 16+. Tuition varies. Rm/bd: $450. Apply by April 2. $20 fee. Contact: J. Allen Collier, BSDF, 261 Friend St., 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02114; [telephone] 617/523-7732, ***** 617/557-4404, e ace@bitwise.net, www.jndance.com * (vid.) *** **** DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 14-17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> SUMMER DANCE 2002 The Boston Conservatory. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+: Tuition: $1,275-2,550. Rm: $675, Bd: $400, both per 3 week session. Contact: Emiko Tokunaga, BC, 8 The Fenway, Boston, MA; [telephone] 617/912-9157, ***** 617/912-9138, e etokunaga@bostonconservatory.edu, www.bostonconservatory.edu * (rec.) ** *** **** CAMBRIDGE TEEN DANCE INTENSIVE Green Street Studios Center for Movement and Dance. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, World Dance Styles. Int, Adv. Ages 13-17. Tuition: $600. Apply by March 30. Contact: Jody Weber, GSSCMD, 185 Green St., Cambridge, MA; [telephone] 617/864-3191, e info@greenstreetstudios.org, www.greenstreetstudios.org * $ **** CONCORD SUMMER STAGES DANCE Concord Academy. July 7-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Performance Skills. Choreography. Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $975. Rm/bd: $600. Apply by May 1. $75 fee/deposit. Contact: Amy Spencer, CA, 166 Main St., Concord, MA 01742; [telephone] 978/402-2339, ***** 978/369-3452, e amy_spencer@concordacademy.org, www.summerstagesdance.org * (vid.) $ *** **** FRAMINGHAM INTERNATIONAL INT-ADV TEEN DANCE INTENSIVE Dancing Arts Center. July 8-Aug 16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 13-18. Tuition: $800,-1,200. Rm/bd: $125/wk. Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Karyn N. Edison, DAC, 1 Pleasant St., Framingham, MA 01701; [telephone] 508/875-0931, e dancarter@aol.com, www.dancingartscenter.com * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** HOLLISTON YOUNGTOWN DANCE WORKSHOP Dancing Arts Center. June 24-Aug 16. Ballet, Modern, Character. Beg-Int. Ages 10-15. Tuition: $600-1,300. Rm/bd: $125/wk. Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Karyn Edison, DAC, 781 Washington St., Holliston, MA 01746; [telephone] 508/429-7577, e dancartctr@aol.com, www.dancingartscenter.com * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** LEE CULTURAL TRADITIONS WORKSHOP WITH KATHERINE DUNHAM American Dance Guild Fannie Weiss Scholarship and Jacob's Pillow Dance Education Division. June 17-30. African, Caribbean. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 14-21. Scholarships cover tuition/rm/hd. Call for guidelines and application. Contact: Erna Lindner at ernacl2@juno.com; [telephone] 561/963-4895, e ernacl2@juno.com * (vid./rec.) **** MARBLEHEAD SUMMER SESSION 2002 Marblehead School of Ballet. June 24-Aug 17. Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Method matwork. Beg, Int, Adv. Pre-school +. Contact: Paula K. Shiff, MSB, 1115 Pleasant St., Marblehead, MA 01945; [telephone] 781/631-6262, e PKshiff@seacom.com, www.havetodance.com/marblehead ** **** SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Marblehead School of Ballet. July 8-19. Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Method matwork. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $500/2 wks, $275/1 wk. Contact: Paula K Shiff, MSB, 115 Pleasant Street, Marblehead, MA 01945; [telephone] 781/631-6262, e PkShiff@seacom.com, www.havetodance.com/marblehead ** $ **** NEWTON SUMMER PROGRAM Paulette's Ballet Studio. Aug 19-24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $425. Apply by June 1. Contact: Paulette Lamparelli, PBS, 190 Oak St., Newton, MA 02464; [telephone] 617/527-9565, ***** 617/965-0376, e paulette@paulettesballetstudio.com, www.paulettesballetstudio.com **** NORTON BEANTOWN LINDY HOP SUMMER CAMP Hop to the Beat Dance Studios. June 28-July 7. Lindy Hop, Swing. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages teen+. Tuition: approx. $425. Rm/bd: approx. $210. Apply by May 31. $200 deposit. Contact: Aurelie Tye, Hop to the Beat Dance Studios, 17 North St., Hopkinton, MA 01748; [telephone] 508/435-2363, e info@hoptothebeat.com, www.hoptothebeat.com ** $ *** ORLEANS MUSICAL THEATRE/DRAMA WORKSHOP The Academy of Performing Arts. July 1-Aug 24 (2 wk sessions). Musical Theatre. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $100+. Contact: Tricia Ares, APA, PO Box 1843, Orleans, MA 02653; [telephone] 508/255-5510, ***** 508/255-5509, e aparts@cape.com, www.apal.org **** SUMMER DANCE PROGRAM The Academy of Performing Arts. July 1-Aug 24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $100+. Contact: Tricia Ares, APR, PO Box 1843, Orleans, MA 02653; [telephone] 508/255-5510, ***** 508/255-5509, e aparts@cape.com, www.apal.org ** $ PITTSFIELD SUMMERDANCE Cantarella School of Dance. July-Aug. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character, Spanish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7-18. $10 fee. Contact: CSD, 51 North St., Pittsfield, MA 01201; [telephone] 413/442-1307, ***** 413/445-5382 *** **** Character, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 13-18. Tuition: $800-1,200. Rm/bd: $125/wk. Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Karyn N. Edison, DAC, 1 Pleasant St., Framingham, MA 01701; [telephone] 508/875-0931, e dancarter@aol.com, www.dancingartscenter.com * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** SPRINGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAIN SUMMER DANCE FESTIVAL Springfield College. July 14-Aug 3. Ballet, Modern, Pre-Technique, Anatomy/Kinesiology, Yoga, Bartenieff Fundamentals, Composition, LMA. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 15+. Open until filled. $75 fee. Tuition: $700. Rm: $195-225/Bd: variable. Contact: Paula Wilson, WMSDF, 162 W. 21st St., New York, NY 10011; [telephone] 212/255-9479, ***** 212/645-0199, e wmsdf@dancebase.com, www.dancebase.com ** *** **** [ WORCESTER AUGUST DANCE INTENSIVE Performing Arts High School of Worcester. July 29-Aug 17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 13+. Call for details. Contact: Dierdre Miles Burger, PAHSW, 29 High St., Worcester, MA 01608; [telephone] 508/755-8246, ***** 508/795-0640, e arlene@performingartsworc.com, www.performingartsworc.com * (vid.) ** $ *** **** MICHIGAN GRAND RAPIDS SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM OF STUDY Grand Rapids Ballet Company. June 17-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates, Workshops. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 9-18. Tuition varies. Rm/bd; $150/wk. Apply by June 1. $15 fee. Contact: Karen Machiorlatti, GRBC, 341 Ellsworth Ave., Grand Rapids, MI 49503; [telephone] 616/454-4771, ***** 616/454-0672, e info@grballet.com, grballet.com ** *** **** TRAVERSE CITY LANGUAGE OF DANCE[R] SUMMER INSTITUTE Language of Dance Center. July 19-21. Language of Dance Certification. Dance Educators/Teachers, Specialists, Choreographers only. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd: $350. Apply by May 1. Contact: Tina Curran, LDC, 1655 Maple Ridge Wy, Los Angeles, CA; [telephone] 231/995-0998, ***** 231/995-0656, e tinalodc@aol.com, www.lodc.org WARREN DANCE CAMP Joel Ruminer Dance. July 5-8. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Teachers' Workshop. Beg, Int, Adv, Teachers. Ages 9+. Tuition: $375, includes rm/bd. Apply by June 1. Contact: Joel Ruminer, JDC, 12 St. Charles, Ct., Little Rock, AK; [telephone] 501/663-8090 *** **** MINNESOTA CHISAGO CITY MINNESOTA INTENSIVE SUMMER DANCE CAMP Classical Ballet Academy. June 30July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition: $265. Rm/bd: $170/wk. Apply by May 24. $50 fee. Contact: Andrew Rist, CBA, 249 E. Fourth St., St. Paul, MN 55101; [telephone] 651/290-0513, ***** 651/290-0513, e cbaballetmn@earthlink.net, www.summerdancecamp.com ** *** DULUTH SUMMER SESSION School of Minnesota Ballet. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 14-18. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd:$1050. Apply by April 1. Contact: Robert Gardner, MB, 301 W. First St. Suite 800, Duluth, MN 55802; [telephone] 218/529-3742, ***** 218/529-3744, e info@minnesotaballet.org, www.minnesotaballet.org * (vid.) ** *** **** MINNEAPOLIS CROSS-CULTURAL CREATIVE DANCE CAMP Hauser Dance. July 22-27. Modern, Creative Dance. Beg, Int, Adv. Japanese and American students, ages 8-18. Tuition: $180. Apply by June 1. $25 fee. Contact: Heidi Jasmin, HD, 1940 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55403; [telephone] 612/871-9077, ***** 612/870-0764, e mhds@tcinternet.net $ **** DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 20-23. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus.com *** **** <> PRE-PROFESSIONAL BALLET INTENSIVE Ballet Arts Minnesota. June 10-28. Ballet, Jazz, European Character. Adv. Ages 16+. Call for details. Contact: Bonnie Mathis, BAM, 528 Hennepin Ave. #203, Minneapolis, MN 55403; [telephone] 612/340-1071, ***** 612/332-8131, e dancebam@mtn.org, www.balletartsminnesota.org * (vid.) *** SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Zenon Dance School. Call for dates. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, African, Latin, Yoga, Pilates, Capoeira. Tuition: $350. Apply by May 31. Contact: Christy Coughlin, ZDS, 528 Hennepin Ave., Suite 400, Minneapolis, MN; [telephone] 612/338-1101, ***** 612/338-2479, e scholarship@zenondance.org, www.zenondance.org * (vid.) **** SUMMER DANCE Hauser Dance. June 10-Aug 17. Modern, Improvisation. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 17+. Tuition varies. Apply by May 20. $25 fee. Contact: Heidi Jasmin, HD, 1940 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55403; [telephone] 612/871-9077, ***** 612/870-0764, e mhdc@tcinternet.net $ **** SUMMER INTENSIVE Hauser Dance. Aug 19-31. Modern, Composition, Repertory. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 17+. Tuition:$195. Apply by June 15. $25 fee. Contact: Heidi Jasmin, HD, 1940 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55403; [telephone] 612/871-9077, ***** 612/870-0764, e mhds@tcinternet.net ** $ **** SUMMER INTENSIVE Ballet Arts Minnesota. July 8-Aug 9. Ballet, Modern, Classical Character. Int-Adv. Ages 14-18. Call for details. Contact: Bonnie Mathis, SAM, 528 Hennepin Ave. #203, Minneapolis, MN 55403; [telephone] 612/340-1071, ***** 612/332-8131, e dancebam@mtn.org, www.balletartsminnesota.org * (vid.) *** U DANCE RESIDENCY PROJECT University of Minnesota June 24-July 12. Modern, Musical Theatre, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $180-720. Rm/bd: $200/wk. Apply by May 15. Contact: Nora Jenneman, UM Dance Program, Barbara Barker Center for Dance, 500 21st Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55455; [telephone] 612/624-1581, ***** 612/625-2849, e umdance@umn.edu, http://cla.umn.edu/theatre/ ** *** **** [ WINONA SUMMER PROGRAM Valencia Performing Arts Academy. June 10-28, July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Choreography, Improvisation. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4+. Tuition varies. Apply by June 7. Contact: Christine Awe, VPAA, 1164 W. Tenth St., Winona, MN 55987; [telephone] 507/453-5501, ***** 507/453-5507, e cawe@mps.org * (vid.) ** $ **** [ MISSOURI BRANSON DANCE CAMP Joel Ruminer Dance. July 18-22. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Teachers' Workshop. Beg, Int, Adv, Teachers. Ages 9+. Tuition: $375, includes rm/bd. Apply by June 1. Contact: Mr. Joel Ruminer, JRD, 12 St. Charles Ct., Little Rock, AK; [telephone] 501/663-8090 *** **** COLUMBIA SUMMER DANCE Stephens College. May 19-June 29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Musical Theatre. Ages 14-22. Tuition: $1,290-4,650. Apply by April 22. $25 fee. Contact: Matthew Nash or Susan Roebuck, Co-Directors, SC Dance Dept., 1200 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO 65215; [telephone] 800/876-7207, ***** 573/876-7237, e sroebuck@stephens.edu, nashdance@worldnet.att.net, www.stephens.edu/www/PR/Academic/A C_Dance.html ** $ *** **** [ KANSAS CITY DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 17-20. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Kansas City Ballet School. June 11-July 5. Ballet. Ages 11-21. Auditions throughout the U.S.A. $15 fee. Call for details. Contact: Karen P. Brown, KCBS, 1601 Broadway, Kansas City, MO; [telephone] 816/931-2299, ***** 816/931-1172, e school@kcballet.org, www.kcballet.org * ST. LOUIS SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Alexandra Ballet. Ballet, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $275/1 wk, $500/2wks. Apply by May 31. $25 fee. Contact: Alexandra Zaharias, AB, 68 E. Four Seasons Center, Chesterfield, MO 63017; [telephone] 314/469-6222, ***** 314/469-6222, e alexandra@alexandraballet.org * (vid.) ** SUMMER WORKSHOP Ballet Midwest. June 24-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $325/1 wk, $825/6 wks. Apply by June 15. $25 fee. Contact: Mary Stromberg, BM, 6617 Clayton, St. Louis, MO 63117; [telephone] 314/721-2275, ***** 314/721-8133, e balletmidwest@aol.com, www.balletmidwest.org MONTANA MISSOULA SUMMER INTENSIVE Rocky Mountain Ballet Theatre School. July 29-Aug 9. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Flamenco, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $225. Rm/bd: $100. Apply by June 1. Contact: Charlene Campbell, RMBTS, 500 E. Spruce St., Suite B, Missoula, MT; [telephone] 406/549-5155, ***** 406/549-1154, e rmbts@aol.com * (vid.) *** **** NEBRASKA OMAHA DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 14-17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> NEVADA INCLINE VILLAGE BALLET AT LAKE TAHOE FEATURING RONN GUIDI Jill Mattson's Classical Ballet at Lake Tahoe. June 17-28. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 7+. Tuition: $375/1 wk, $500/2 wks. Apply by May 15. $75 fee. Contact: Jill Mattson, 1489 Tirol Drive, Incline Village 89451; [telephone] 775/831-9019, ***** 775/831-1103 LAS VEGAS BALLET SEMINAR Dance Educators of America. July 10-14. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 10-17. Tuition: $374-425. Apply by June 1. Contact: Charles Kelley, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, e KelleyDEA@aol.com, www.DEAdance.com * (rec.) ** $ DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 11-14. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount.. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** **** <> NATIONAL WORKSHOP Dance Educators of America. July 17-20. Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro. Beg, Int, Adv. Call for details. Apply by June 1. Contact: Vickie Sheer, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, www.DEAdance.com $ **** TEACHER TRAINING & CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Dance Educators of America. July 22-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Acro,Spanish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+, with 4 years teaching exp. Tuition: $550-700. Apply by May 15. Contact: Charles Kelley, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, e KelleyDEA@aol.com, www.DEAdance.com * (rec.) [ <> NEW HAMPSHIRE KEENE THE DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY EXPERIENCE: AN INTRODUCTION Antioch New England Graduate School. June 3-7. Dance/Movement Therapy. Tuition: $395. Rm/bd available upon request. Apply by Dec. 10. $50 deposit. Contact: Lee Henigan Alden, ANEGS, 40 Aven St., Keene, NH 03431; [telephone] 603/357-6265, ***** 603/357-0718, e lalden@antioch.edu, www.antiochne.edu LYMAN FAMILY WEEKS AND TEACHERS TRAINING COURSE Country Dance and Song Society. July 20-27, July 26-Aug 3. English and American Folk Dance. Beg, Int, Adv. All ages at Family Week. Adults only for Teacher Training. Tuition: $590. Rm/bd included. Apply by March 31. $100 deposit. Contact: Steve Howe, CDSS, PO Box 338, Haydenville, MA 01039; [telephone] 413/268-7426 x3, ***** 413/268-7471, e camp@cdss.org, www.cdss.org $ *** <> PLYMOUTH SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Plymouth State College. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Composition, Choreography. Ages 13+. Tuition: $500/day students, $1000-1065, incl. rm/bd. $50 deposit. Contact: Joan Wiegers, PSC Dance Office, 17 High St., Plymonth, NH 03264; [telephone] 603/535-2713, ***** 603/535-2823, www.plymouth.edu/psc/music/dance *** **** PORTSMOUTH SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE 2002 Ballet New England. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Flamenco, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $230/wk or $1,248/6 weeks. Rm/bd: $136/wk. Apply by June 14. $25 fee. Contact: Martha M. Soucy or Angela V. Carter, Co-School Directors, BNE, P.O. Box 4501, Portsmouth, NH 03802-4501; [telephone] 603/430-9309, ***** 603/436-5396, e balletnewengland@juno.com, www.balletnewengland.org ** $ *** **** RINDGE FESTIVAL WORKSHOPS Sacred Dance Guild. July 12-18. Modern, Liturgical, Creative. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition: approx. $300. Rm/bd: $420. Apply by July 1. $50 deposit. Contact: Vivian Nicholl, SDG-Festival 2002, P.O. Box 18, Temple, NH 03084; [telephone] 603/878-5033, ***** 603/878-1685, e vitiathome@top.mona.net, www.sacreddanceguild.org NEW JERSEY ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK DANCE EXPERIENCE New York Dance Experience. July 8-10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Funk, Tap, Hip-Hop, Musical Theater. Rockette-Line. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+. Tuition: $250. Contact: Sandra Coyte, NYDE, 420 Route 9, Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08234; [telephone] 609/693-6138, ***** 609/693-6590, e nydanceexp@aol.com, www.nydanceexp.com CRANBURY BALLET PLUS SENIORS Princeton Ballet School. June 24-Aug. 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int. Ages 11-15. Call for details. Contact: Carol Bellis, PBS, 301 N. Harrison St., Princeton, NJ 08540; [telephone] 609/921-3249, ***** 609/921-3249, e pbs+arb@aol.com, www.arballet.com ** GALLOWAY INTERNATIONAL PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Atlantic Contemporary Ballet Theatre. Call for dates. Ballet. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 11-24. Tuition: $300/wk. Rm/bd: $350/wk. Apply by May 15.4 wks tuition deposit. Contact: Phyllis Papa, ACBT, 612 E. Pine View Dr., Galloway, NJ 08205; [telephone] 609/748-6625, ***** 609/748-1068, e acbt@iname.com, www.acbt.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** JERSEY CITY INTENSE PROGRAM The Kennedy Dancers. July 8-19, 2 hrs/day. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $250. Apply by May 30. $10 fee. Contact: Diane Dragone, KD, 79 Central Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07306; [telephone] 201/659-2190, ***** 201/792-1523, e kennedydancers@hotmail.com, www.kennedydancers.org SUMMER DANCE CAMP The Kennedy Dancers. July 8-Aug 2, M-F 9-5. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Gymnastics. Ages 6-16. Tuition: $260/2 wks, $370/3 wks, $455/4 wks, incl. lunches. Apply by May 30. $10 fee. Contact: Diane Dragone, KD, 79 Central Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07306; [telephone] 201/659-2190, ***** 201/792-1523, e kennedydancers@hotmail.com, www.kennedydancers.org MEADOWLANDS DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 11-14. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition: Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170, Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.eom *** **** <> PRINCETON BALLET PLUS JUNIORS Princeton Ballet School. June 24-July 26. Ballet, Folk, Composition. Int. Ages 9-12. Call for details. Contact: Carol Bellis, PBS, 301 N. Harrison St., Princeton, NJ 08540; [telephone] 609/921-7758, ***** 609/921-3249, e pbs+arb@aol.com, www.arballet.org SUMMER INTENSIVE Princeton Ballet School and American Repertory Ballet. June 23-July 27. Ballet, Modern, Theater Dance. Int. Ages 13+ (must be 14 to live in dorm). Call for details. $15 audition fee. Contact: Carol Bellis, PBS, 301 N. Harrison St., Princeton, NJ 08540; [telephone] 609/921-7758, ***** 609/921-3249, e arb+pbs@aol.com, www.arballet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** RIDGEWOOD SUMMER BALLET WORKSHOP School of Ballet. July 6-Aug. 17. Ballet, Jazz, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 8-18. Single class/$14. 10-class card/$120. Contact: Helena Baron, SB, 74 Oak St., Ridgewood, NJ; [telephone] 201/445-6795, ***** 201/652-4669, e baronballet61@aol.com ** NEW MEXICO ALBUQUERQUE 4TH ANNUAL NEW MEXICO RHYTHM TAP DANCE FESTIVAL Bill Evans Dance Company. June 8-9. Tap, Rep, Conditioning. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 12+; under 16 must be accompanied by adult participant or observer. Faculty: Bril Barrett, Jackie Church, Bill Evans, Acia Gray, Don Halquist, Brenna Kuhn, Misty Owens, Skip Randall, Stuart Smith, Ginny Wilmerding, Mark Yonally. Tuition: $175 plus hotel at discounted rate. Apply by May 1. Early application is encouraged. Contact: Don Halquist, BEDC, P.O. Box 1126, Sandia Park, NM 87047; [telephone] 505/286-0195, ***** 505/277-9625, e bevan@unm.edu, www.billevansdance.org 4TH ANNUAL TEACHERS' INTENSIVE Bill Evans Dance Company. June 1-5. Teaching dance technique. Teachers with at least two years experience only. Tuition: $300 plus hotel at discounted rate. Apply by May 1. Early application is encouraged. Contact: Don Halquist, BEDC, P.O. Box 1126, Sandia Park, NM 87047; [telephone] 505/286-0195, ***** 505/277-9625, e bevan@unm.edu, www.billevansdance.org <> DANCE NEW MEXICO Dance Theatre Southwest. June 3-14 or July 29-Aug 2. Ballet, Modern, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 10.5-19. Tuition: $175/wk. Rm/bd: $125/wk. Apply by June 1. $50 fee, with 10% off before May 1. Contact: Patricia Dickinson or Benigna Sanchez, DTS, 4200 Wyoming Blvd NE, Suite B-2, Albuquerque, NM 87111; [telephone] 505/296-9465, www.dtsw.com ** $ *** **** EARLYBIRD INTENSIVE SUMMER WORKSHOP 2002 The Performers Ballet and Jazz Co. June 3-21. Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 10+. Tuition: $650-850. Rm/bd: $100/wk. Apply by April 1. $100 fee applies toward tuition. Contact: Karen Alwin, PBJC, c/o 10410 Comanche NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111; [telephone] 505/298-5551, e bbasile@flash.net * (vid.) *** LAS CRUCES 28TH ANNUAL SUMMER INSTITUTE OF DANCE Bill Evans Dance Company. June 11-15. Bartenieff Fundamentals, Modern, Jazz Conditioning, Improvisation. Faculty: Bill Evans, Don Halquist, Debra Knapp. Int, Adp, Pro. Tuition: $250. Apply by May 1. Early application is encouraged. Contact: Don Halquist, BEDC, P.O. Box 1126, Sandia Park, NM 87047; [telephone] 505/286-0195, ***** 505/277-9625, e bevan@unm.edu, www.billevansdance.org $ *** SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL SPANISH DANCE & MUSIC WORKSHOP Institute for Spanish Arts. July 22-Aug 4. Flamenco, Spanish dance. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 15+. Tuition varies per class. Rm/bd: $20-40/day. $50 application deposit. Contact: Brett Puffenbeger, ISA, 1600 Lena St., Santa Fe, NM 87505; [telephone] 505/955-8562, ***** 505/955-8562, e FLAMENCO@MARIAbenitez.com, www.MARIAbenitez.com ** $ *** **** PILATES Physical Mind Institute. May 30-Aug 3. Pilates. Pro only. Ages 18+. Tuition: $2700-$3000. Contact: PMI, Sante Fe, NM; [telephone] 800/505-1990, ***** 505/988-2837, e info@themethodpilates.com, www.themethodpilates.com <> SUMMER INTENSIVE IN SANTA FE Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. June 17-July 5. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $600/Adv, $450/Int. Rm/bd: $120/wk. Apply by May 15. Contact: Kerri Segell, ASFB, 550-B St. Michael's Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87505; [telephone] 505/983-5591, ***** 505/992-1027, e kerri@aspensantafeballet.com, www.aspensantafeballet.com *** **** TAOS SUMMER PROGRAM IN TAOS SKI VALLEY The Jillana School. June 30-July 27. Two or four week sessions. Ballet, Modern, Repertory, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 11-17. Applications accepted on a first-received basis. Contact: Jillana, JS, 3406 Park West Ln., San Diego, CA 92117; [telephone] 858/270-8248, ***** 858/270-8248, e jillana@jillanaschool.com, www.jillanaschool.com * (rec.) ** $ *** **** TEACHING INTELLIGENT, INJURY-FREE DANCE - THE FELDENKRAIS METHOD Dance Taos. July 28-Aug 2. Teachers only. Ages 14+ Tuition: $475, including lunches. Rm/bd varies. Apply by July 8. $150 fee. Contact: Prisca Winslow Bradley, DT, P.O. Box 2714, Taos, NM 87571; [telephone] 505/758-2840, e priscawin@yahoo.com $ *** <> TECHNIQUE IN TAOS The Jillana School. July 28-Aug 11. One or 2 week sessions. Ballet, Modern, Repertory, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 11-17. Apply by June 15. Contact: Jillana, JS, 3406 Park West Ln., San Diego, CA 92117; [telephone] 858/270-8248, ***** 858/270-8248, e techintaos@jillanaschool.com, www.jillanaschool.com *** NEW YORK ALBANY PERFORMING IN NEW YORK AT THE EGG Ajkun Ballet Theatre. July 15-Aug 9. Ballet, Modern, Repertory, Choreography. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 6+. Tuition: 5435-2400, incl. rm/bd. Apply by April 10. $50 fee. Contact: Dr. Chiara Ajkun, ABT, 20 Chelsea Rd., New Rochelle, NY 10805; [telephone] 914/235-2265, ***** 914/636-0534, e Akjun@aol.com, http://hometown.aol.com/ajktin/ PerforminginNewYork.com ** $ *** **** [ BOHEMIA BALLET/MODERN SUMMER DANCE CAMP Long Island Ballet Center. July 8-20. Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-21. Tuition: $350. Rm/bd: $500. Apply by July 8. Contact: Donna Havranek, Admin. Director, LIBC, 390 Central Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716; [telephone] 631/567-4403, ***** 631/567-3079 $ **** TAP AND JAZZ SUMMER DANCE CAMP Long Island Ballet Center. July 22-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7-18. Tuition: $350. Rm/bd: $500. Apply by July 22. Contact: Donna Havranek, Admin. Director, LIBC, 390 Central Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716; [telephone] 631/567-4403, ***** 631/567-3079 $ **** BRONX SUMMERDANCE INTENSIVE 2002 The Point CDC-El Grito Dance Studio. July 8-Aug 9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, African. Beg-Int. Ages 5+. Tuition: $100/5 wks. Contact: Pepper, The Point CDC-El Grito Dance Studio, 940 Garrison Ave., Bronx, NY 10478; [telephone] 718/542-4139 or 212/642-8374, ***** 718/542-4988, e peppercbt@yahoo.com, www.thepoint.org **** YOUNG DANCEMAKERS COMPANY Fieldston School. June 27-July 26. Modern, Technique, Improvisation, Composition, Choreography. Beg, Int, Adv. Must be enrolled in a New York Public High School, grades 9-12. Apply by March. Contact: Alice Teirstein, YDC, Fieldston School, Fieldston Rd. Bronx, NY 10471; [telephone] 718/329-7300, ***** 718/329-7305, e ateirstein@ecfs.org, www.ecfs.org/fieldston/YD/index.htm * (rec.) **** BROOKLYN TEEN ARTS PROGRAM Brooklyn Arts Exchange. July 8-Aug 2. Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: approx. $240/wk. Contact: Andrew Jannetti, BAE, 421 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215; [telephone] 718/832-0018, ***** 718/832-9189 $ CLIFTON PARK SHEN SUMMER ADVENTURES DANCE CAMP Shenendehowa Community Services. Aug 5-16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip-Hop, Musical Theater. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 11-19. Tuition: $175/wk. Apply by June 1. Contact: Amy Cullen, SCS, 970 Route 146, Clifton Park, NY 12065; [telephone] 518/881-0612, ***** 518/371-9393, e cullamy@shenet.org, www.shenet.org $ **** GARDEN CITY SUMMER INTENSIVE Joyce Trisler Danscompany. July 8-19. Modern, Horton style. Int, AdP, Pro. Ages 14+. Tuition: $450 f/t, $250 p/t. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Apply by June 14. Contact: Regina Larkin, JTD, 333 E. Thirteenth St. #12, New York, NY 10003; [telephone] 212/677-4351, ***** 212/260-8491, e Regina@danscompany.com, www.danscompany.com *** **** [ HEMPSTEAD AMERICAN THEATER DANCE SUMMER WORKSHOP Hofstra University. July 27-Aug 10. Ballet, Tap, Broadway Theater Dance, Choreography, Musical Theater, Acting. Int, Adv, Teachers. Students ages 14-20's, teachers any age. Tuition: $975. Rm/bd: $700. Apply by April 15. $300 deposit, refundable until April 15. Contact: Madeline Dempster, ATDSW, P.O. Box 824, Locust Valley, NY 11560; [telephone] 516/628-1701, ***** 516/922-8221 * (vid.) $ *** **** SUMMER WORKSHOP 2002 Eglevsky Ballet. July 5-26. Ballet. Int-Adv. Ages 11+. Tuition: $2,550 incl. rm/bd.; $1,350 for commuters. Apply by June 2. $300 deposit. Contact: Fleur Israel, EB, 999 Herricks Rd., New Hyde Park, NY 11040; [telephone] 516/746-1115, ***** 516/746-1117, www.eglevskyballet.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** ITHACA MUSIC IN MOTION[R] CHOREOGRAPHIC WORKSHOP Community School of Music & Art. Aug 12-18. Ballet,Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre. Adp, Pro only. Ages 18+. Tuition: $800. Rm/bd: $800.Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Barbara W. Thuesen, MM, 201 Hampton Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850-1427; [telephone] 607/257-6196, ***** 607/257-6196, e musicnmoti@aol.com, www.musicinmotion.com * (vid./rec.) $ *** [ <> SUMMER DAY CAMP Ballet Guild of Ithaca, Inc. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-18. Tuition: $310/3 wks, $600/6 wks. Apply by May 15. $15 late fee. Contact: Alice Reid, BGI, 105 Sheldon Rd., Ithaca, NY; [telephone] 607/257-6066 ** $ **** LAKE GROVE SUMMER WORKSHOP Long Island Academy of Dance. July 8-Aug 23. Ballet, Jazz, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 3+. Tuition: $70/class. Apply by July 1. $20 fee. Contact: Sandra Jemal, LIAD, 2777 Middle Country Rd, Lake Grove, NY 11755; [telephone] 631/737-6335, ***** 631/737-6357, www.dancejunction.com LAKE PLACID ONSTAGE 2002 Rebecca Kelly Ballet. July 22-Aug 4. Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, AdP, Pro. Age groups: 7-12 and 11-20. Tuition: $250-$500. Apply by May 1. $15 fee for apprentice program only. Contact: Craig Brashear, RKB, 579 Broadway, Suite 4B, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/431-8489, ***** 212/226-5738, e RKBallet@ix.netcom.com, www.RebeccaKellyBallet.com * (vid.) ** $ **** LONG ISLAND CITY SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Nana Kwasi Scott Morrow Dance Theatre. July 8-Aug 5. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, African, Seminars in Physical Conditioning and Pedagogy. Ages 16+. Tuition: $2300. Apply by May 15. $30 fee. Contact: Nanahemaa Kosua Brenda Berg, NKSMDT, 28-04 33rd St., Long Island City, NY 11102; [telephone] 718/721-9785 ** **** NANUET SUMMER PROGRAM Coupe Theatre Studio. June 24-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-18. Tuition: $1,500. Apply by June 1. Contact: Diane Frankel, CTS, 33 East Route 59A, Nanuet, NY 10954; [telephone] 845/623-2808, ***** 845/624-7934, e Dianecoupe@aol.com, www.coupedance.com ** **** NEW YORK 2002 BALLET SEMINAR Dance Educators of America. June 26-30. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 10-17. Tuition: $375-425. Apply by June 1. Contact: Charles Kelley, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, e KelleyDEA@aol.com, www.DEAdance.com * (rec.) ** $ BALLET BASICS FOR THE ADULT BEGINNER Ballet Basics and Dance Arts. Call for dates and details. Ballet. Beg. Ages 16+. Contact: Rita Colby, BBDA, 300 W: 55th St., Suite 5G, New York, NY 10019; [telephone] 212/245-3605, e ritacolby@visto.com, www.geocities.com/ritacolby2001 BETTY JONES WORKSHOP Limon Institute. May 13-24. Modern. Int-Adv. Apply by May 10. $50 fee. Contact: Laura Raucher, LI, 611 Broadway, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/777-3353 ext. 18, ***** 212/777-4764, e lraucher@limon.org, www.limon.org BHARATA NATYAM-DANCE FROM SOUTH INDIA Indra-Nila. Bharata Natyam. Beg-Int. Ages 5+. Tuition: $25/class. Call for details. Contact: Indra-Nila, 54 W. 74th St., New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/799-2375 DANCE EDUCATION Dance Education Program. Call for dates. Modern, Dance Therapy, Dance for the Special Child. Beg, Int, Adv. Contact: Heather Lenahan, DEP, 35 W. 4th St., Suite 675, New York, NY; [telephone] 212/998-5400, ***** 212/995-4560, e HLL214@nyu.edu, www.nyu.edu/education/music *** [ DANCE/NEW YORK Dance Forum. June 3-28, July 1-26, Aug 5-30, Sept. 3-27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Improvisation, Composition, Ethnic, BodiBalance, Dance Training. Beg, Int, Adv. Ag. es 17+ unless chaperoned. Tuition: $1070. Rm/bd: $200-400. Call for details. Contact: David Reynolds, DF, 20 E. 17th St., 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10003; [telephone] 212/663-7202, ***** 212/633-7204, e info@dancenewyork.org, www.dancenewyork.org **** INTERPRETING BIBLICAL TEXT THROUGH MOVEMENT Avodah Dance Ensemble. June 17-21. Modern, Improvisation. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $300. Apply by May 1 for 10% discount of tuition. Contact: JoAnne Tucker, ADE, 243 5th St. #9, Jersey City, NJ 07302; [telephone] 201/659-7072, ***** 201/659-7072, e avodah@worldnet.att.net, www.avodahdance.org $ <> MELT Movement Research. July 2-27. Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $950. Apply by May 31. Contact: MR, 648 Broadway, Suite 806, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/598-0551, ***** 212/598-5948, e movement@pipeline.com, www.movementresearch.com NEW YORK DANCE New York International Ballet Competition, Inc. June 17-24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop. Int-Adv. Ages 12+; those 12-18 must be accompanied by an adult/teacher. Tuition: $1,195, incl. rm/bd. Apply by March 4. Contact: Ilona Copen, NYIBC, 250 W. 57th St., Suite 1023, New York, NY 10107; [telephone] 212/956-1520, ***** 212/586-8406, e newyorkdance@nyibc.org, www.nyibc.org * (rec.) *** NEW YORK SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Dance Space Center. June 3-23. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Yoga, Pilates, Hip-Hop, Capoeira, Improvisation, Simonson Technique. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $725. Apply by April 15. $100 deposit. Contact: Sheramy Kugan-Turcotte, DSC, 451 Broadway, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10013; [telephone] 212/625-8369, ***** 212/625-8313, e dspaceinc@aol.com, www.dancespace.com * (vid.) **** [ NYC DANCE ALLIANCE NYC Dance Alliance. July-Aug. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Vocal and Theatre Arts. Int, Adv. Ages 15-19. Tuition: $2,800+. Rm/bd included. Apply by April 19. $20 fee. Contact: Carlyn McCann, NYC DA, PO Box 952, New York, NY 10024; [telephone] 212/686-5678, ***** 212/725-7225, www.nycdance.com * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** PERFORMING IN NEW YORK Ajkun Ballet Theatre. Aug 17-24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Repertory, Broadway Musical, Injury Prevention. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 6+. Tuition: $435, incl. rm/bd. Apply by April 10. $50 fee. Contact: Dr. Chiara Ajkun, ABT, 20 Chelsea Rd., New Rochelle, NY 10805; [telephone] 914/235-2265, ***** 914/636-0534, e Ajkun@aol.com, http://hometown.aol.com/ajkun/Performi nginNewYork.html ** $ *** **** [ RISA STEINBERG SUMMER WORKSHOP Call for details for workshop/application dates and a list of short-term housing. Modern. Int-Adv. $50 application fee. Contact: Laura Raucher, Limon Institute, 611 Broadway, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/777-3353 ext 18, ***** 212/777-4764, e lraucher@limon.org, www.limon.org STEPS WITH CONTEMPORARY MASTERS Steps on Broadway. June 3-Aug 17. Modern, Contemporary. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Roster of artists includes Robert Battle, Buglisi/Foreman Dance, Donald Byrd, Mia Michaels, Elisa Monte, Jennifer Muller, Milton Myers, David Parsons Dance, Kraig Patterson, Dwight Rhoden & Desmond Richardson, Risa Steinberg, Kevin Wynn. Tuition: $15/class, discounted full week workshop rate. Contact: Diane Grumet, Director, SB, 2121 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/874-2410, ***** 212/787-2449, e admin@stepsnyc.com, www.stepsnyc.com $ *** SUMMER CLASSES The American Mime Theatre. Mime. Ages 18+. Tuition: $80/4 wks. Call for dates and details. Must see class and be interviewed for admission. Contact: Jean Barbour, AMT, 61 Fourth Ave., New York, NY 10003; [telephone] 212/777-1710, e AmMime@aol.com, www.americanmime.org SUMMER COURSE School of American Ballet. June 24-July 27. Ballet. Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $1,040. Rm/bd: $1,470. $15 fee. Contact: Carol Del Corso, SAB, 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/769-6600, ***** 212/769-4897, e info@sab.org, www.sab.org * (vid.) $ *** SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE The Juilliard School. July 22-Aug 9. Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Partnering, Understanding Technique. Int-Adv. Ages 15-17. Tuition: $700. Rm/bd: $700. Apply by March 15. $25 fee. Contact: Sarah Adriance, JS, 60 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023-6588; [telephone] 212/799-5000 ext 270, ***** 212/769-6420, e sadriance@juilliard.edu, www.juilliard.edu * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER DANCE STUDY Barnard College. May 28-July 5. Ballet, Modern, African. Int-Adv. Ages 18-22. Tuition: $808 per point, 1-3 point courses. Apply by April 15. Contact: Katie Glasner, BC, 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027-6598; [telephone] 212/854-2452, ***** 212/854-6943, e kglasner@barnard.edu, www.barnard.edu/dance * (rec.) ** *** [ SUMMER INSTITUTE Language of Dance Center[R]. June 10-22. Language of Dance Certification. Dance Educators, Specialists, Choreographers, Teachers. Ages 18+. Tuition: $600. Rm/bd: $350. Apply by May 1. Contact: Tina Curran, LDC, 1655 Maple Ridge Way, Traverse City, MI 49686; [telephone] 231/995-0998, e tinalodc@aol.com, www.lodc.org EAST COAST INTENSIVE Paul Taylor Dance Company. July 22-Aug. 16. Modern. Contact: Kadi Adair, PTDC, 552 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10012; [telephone] 212/431-5562, ***** 212/966-5673, e KA@ptdc.org, www.paultaylor.org SUMMER INTENSIVE Joffrey Ballet. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int. Ages 12-18. Call for dates and details. Contact: Samantha Pazos, 7865 Grand Canal Dr., Miami, FL 33144; [telephone] 305/262-2636, e SPjazz@aol.com * $ *** SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM The Parsons Dance Company. Aug 5-17. Modern. Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $545. Apply by April 15. $75 fee. Contact: Rosemary McCarthy, PDC, 229 W. 42nd St., Suite 800, New York, NY 10036; [telephone] 212/869-9275, ***** 212/944-7417, e parsonsnyc@aol.com, www.parsonsdance.org **** SUMMER PROGRAM Manhattan Motion Dance Studios, Inc. May 30-Sept 30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop. Beg-Int. Ages 17+. Tuition: $13/class. Contact: Gabrielle Taylor, MMDS, 215 W. 76th St., 4th Floor, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/724-1673, ***** 212/724-1673, e info@manhattanmotion.com, www.manhattanmotion.com SUMMER PROGRAM New York Conservatory of Dance. June 24-Aug 23. Ballet. Beg, IHt, Adv. Tuition: $85, 10-class card. Contact: Patricia Dokoudovsky, NYCD, 30 E. 31st St., New York, NY 10016; [telephone] 212/725-2855, ***** 212/581-1908, e nycod@earthlink.net, home.earthlink.net/~nycod $ SUMMER SERlES INTENSIVE STUDY Broadway Dance Center. June 9-Aug 16. Ballet, Jazz,Tap,Theater Jazz. Beg, IHt, Adv. Ages 9-24. Tuition: $700. Apply by April 30. Contact: Patrick Salazar, BDC, 221 W. 57th St., 5th Floor, New York, NY 10019; [telephone] 212/582-9304, ***** 212/977-2202, www.BroadwayDanceCenter.com **** SUMMER TEACHERS WORKSHOPS WITH DAVID HOWARD Steps on Broadway. July 5-7, July 12-14. The Art of Teaching Ballet. Teachers and aspiring teachers. Tuition: $400. Application necessary/limited enrollment. Contact:Diane Grumet, Director, SB, 2121 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/874-2410, ***** 212/787-2449, e admin@stepsnyc.com, www.stepsnyc.com <> SUMMER WORKSHOPS Peridance. May 1-Aug 31. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, IHt, Adv. Tuition: $65-$450. Contact: Igal Perry, Peridance, 132 Fourth Ave., 2nd floor, New York, NY 10003; [telephone] 212/505-0886, ***** 212/674-2239, e info@peridance.com, www.peridance.com **** TAP CITY 2002/NEW YORK CITY TAP FESTIVAL Footage Productions, Inc. July 6-14. Tap. Beg, IHt, Adv. Ages 7+. Tuition varies. $25 fee. Contact: Tony Waag, FP, P.O. Box 30908, New York, NY 10011; [telephone] 646/230-9564, ***** 212/627-9955, e Administration@NYCTapFestival.com, www.NYCTapFestival.com *** **** TEACHER TRAINING & CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Dance Educators of America. June 25-30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Spanish, Children's. Beg, IHt, Adv. Ages 18+, with 4 years teaching exp. Tuition: $ 550-600. Apply by May 15. Contact: Charles Kelley, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, e KelleyDEA@aol.com, www.DEAdance.com * (rec.) [ <> WORK/STUDY AND SCHOLARSHIP ENSEMBLE Steps on Broadway. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 16+. $12.50/class. $10 application fee. Call for details. Contact: Jill Harrison, mB, 2121 Broadway, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/874-2410, ***** 212/579-1479, e admin@stepsnyc.com, www.stepsnyc.com * ** $ **** YOUNG DANCERS' SUMMER INTENSIVE Steps on Broadway. July 1-Aug 22, two 3-wk sessions. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Repertory, Partnering. Beg, Int, Adv. Age groups: 3-7, 8-18. Call for details. $20 application fee applies to tuition. Contact: Jane Miller Gifford, Director, SB, 2121 Broadway, New York, NY 10023; [telephone] 212/874-2410, ***** 212/787-2449, www.stepsnyc.com * (vid.) *** NYACK NYACK YOUTH SUMMER THEATRE Debra Weiss Dance Company. July 1-Aug 4. Musical Theatre. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 11+. Tuition: $495. Apply by June 1. Contact: Debra Weiss, DWDC, 51 Summit St., Nyack, NY 10960; [telephone] 8451353-3860, ***** 8451353-3860, e dnweiss@aol.com * $ **** QUEENS SUMMER WORKSHOP IN INDIAN DANCE Nritya Kala Kendra Academy of Indian Dance, Art and Culture. Indian Dance. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 5+. Call for dates and details. Contact: Malini, NKKAIDAC, 102-09 Northern Blvd., Queens, NY; [telephone] 718/391-8693, ***** 718/279-2087, e Nritya@aol.com, www. nrityakalakendra.com **** ST. JAMES SUMMER INTENSIVE Ballet Education and Scholarship Fund, Inc. Aug 5-30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv,. Ages 10+. Tuition: $600-700. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Apply by July 1. $150 deposit. Contact: Dmitri Papadakos, BESF, P.O. Box 2146, St. James, NY 11780; [telephone] 631/862-6925, ***** 631/862-0507, e seiskaya@aol.com, www.besfi.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** SARATOGA SPRINGS SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP WITH THE LIMON DANCE COMPANY Skidmore College. June 2-22. Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $1,100. Rm/bd: $280. Apply by March 1. $30 fee. Contact: Office of the Dean of Special Programs, SC, 815 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; [telephone] 518/580-5590, ***** 518/580-5548, e mmccoll@skidmore.edu, www. skidmore.edu/summer *** [ SUMMER INSTITUTE Ballet Regent School, Inc. June 23-July 20. Ballet, Jazz, Performance Workshop. Int-Adv. Ages 10-19. Tuition: $1,550. Rm/bd: $1,200/4 wks. Apply by April 1. $250 deposit. Contact: Aggie Jakubowski, BRS, 27 Jumel Place, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866; [telephone] 518/587-6154, www.balletregent.com * (vid.) ** *** **** SUMMER INSTITUTES New York State Summer Institutes. July 21-Aug 17. Modern. Adv. New York State residents ages 14-18. Tuition: $1,350, incl. rm/bd. Apply by Jan 15. Contact: Mary C. Daley, Executive Director, NYSSI, Room 866 EBA, State Education Department, Albany, NY 12234; [telephone] 518/474-8773 ** $ *** **** SUMMER INSTITUTES New York State Summer Institutes. June 30-July 27. Ballet. Adv. New York State residents ages 12-18. Tuition: $1,350, incl. rm/bd. Apply by Jan 15. Contact: Mary C. Daley, Executive Director, NYSSI, Room 866 EBA, State Education Department, Albany, NY 12234; [telephone] 518/474-8773 ** $ SUMMER PROGRAM Briansky Saratoga Ballet Center. June 30-Jul 28. Ballet, Jazz. Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Tuition/Rm/bd: $3000. Apply by May 15. Contact: Oleg Briansky, BSBC, 220 W. 93rd St. #9D, Saratoga Springs, NY.; [telephone] 212/799-0341, ***** 212/799-0341, e olegbriansky@msn.com, www.briansky.org * (vid./rec.) $ *** **** UTICA PERFORMING IN NEW YORK AT MWPI MWPI Dance Department. Aug 10-16. Ballet, Jazz, Repertory, Broadway Musical, Injury Prevention. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 6+. Tuition: $435, incl. rm/bd. Apply by April 10. $50 fee. Contact: Dr. Chiara Ajkun, Ajkun Ballet Theatre, 20 Chelsea Rd., New Rochelle, NY 10805; [telephone] 914/235-2265, ***** 914/636-0534, e Ajkun@aol.com, www.hometown.aol.com/ajkun/Performin ginNewYork.html ** $ *** **** [ <> NATIONAL WORKSHOP Dance Educators of America. July 3-6. Ballet, Ballroom, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro. Beg, Int, Adv. Call for details. Apply by June 1. Contact: Vickie Sheer, DEA, P.O. Box 607, Pelham, NY 10803; [telephone] 914/636-3200, ***** 914/636-5859, www.DEAdance.com $ **** NORTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA DANCE THEATRE/DANCEPLACE SUMMER INTENSIVE DancePlace. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Men's Class, Pilates, Repertory, Composition. Int. Adv. Ages 11-21. Tuition: $800-$1200. Rm/bd varies. Apply by May 1. $10 fee. Contact: Darleen Callaghan, DancePlace, 800 N. College St., Charlotte, NC 28206; [telephone] 704/940-1920, ***** 704/375-0260, e dancepl@ncdance.org, www.ncdance.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** CHARLOTTE/GASTONIA SUMMERDANCE ACADEMY AND PRE-PRO TRAINING COMPANY Martha Connerton/Kinetic Works. June 9-29. Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Pre-Pro Company, ages 15+; other classes all ages. Tuition:Pre-pro $900/3 wks; other $75-200/wk. Apply by April 15. $10 fee. Contact: Martha Connerton or Jackie White, MC/KW, 1609 Nassau Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28205; [telephone] 704/338-1533, ***** 704/338-1533, e marthacon2@aol.com * (vid./rec.) *** **** CULLOWHEE SUMMER PROGRAM Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education. June 9-29. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 13+. Apply by April 17. $25 fee. Contact: Jen Apgar or Beth Anderson, AB, 1400 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30309; [telephone] 404/873-5811 ext 212 or 310, ***** 404/874-7905, e japgar@atlantaballet.com, www.atlantaballet.com * (vid.) *** **** DURHAM AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL American Dance Festival. Six Week School/June 6-July 19. Four Week School/June 23-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Six- week school/ages 16+. Four-week school/ages 12-16. Tuition: $1750 or $1585. $30 fee. Rm/bd varies. Contact: Sarah Tondu, ADF, Box 90772, Durham, NC 27708; [telephone] 919/684-6402, ***** 919/684-5459, www.americandancefestival.org * (rec.) ** $ *** **** [ GREENSBORO MUSICAL THEATER CAMP Greensboro City Arts Drama. June 17-21 and June 24-28. Jazz, Tap, Musical Theater. Beg-Int. Ages 12-17. Tuition: $300. Apply by May 1. $150 deposit. Contact: Leslie Armeniox, GCAD, 301 N. Davie St. Greensboro, NC 27401; [telephone] 336/373-2728, e Larmeniox@triad.rr.com $ **** RALEIGH INTENSIVE SUMMER STUDY The Raleigh School of Ballet, Inc. June 24- July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Improv, Stretch. Int, Adv. Ages 11-18. Tuition: $1200. Rm/bd $150/wk. Apply by June 15. $20 fee. Contact: Susan Carlin Galdy, RSB, 3921 Beryl Road, Raleigh, NC 27607; [telephone] 919/834-9261, ***** 919/829-1493, e raleighballet@mindspring.com, raleighballet@citysearch.com * (vid.) *** WINSTON-SALEM NCSA SCHOOL OF DANCE North Carolina School of the Arts. June 23-July 26. Ballet, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $9.64/In-State, $176S/Out-of-State. Rm/bd: $900. Prices subject to change. Apply by May 17. Contact: NCSA Admissions Office, PO Box 12189, Winston-Salem, NC 27117; [telephone] 336/770-3290, ***** 336/770-3370, www.ncarts.edu * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** [ OHIO CINCINNATI NEXT GENERATION DANCE COMPANY SEMINARS Next Generation Dance Company. Session I/July 8-27. Session II/July 29-Aug 17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 11-18. Tuition: $500/6 wks. Rm/bd: $150/wk. Apply by April 30. $10 fee. Contact: Tatyana Makarova, NGDC, 1906 Hopkins Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45212; [telephone] 513/351-4444, ***** 513/841-1770, e nextgen@fuse.net, www.cincinnatidanceacademy.com * (vid.) **** SUMMER INTENSIVE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP Otto M. Budig Academy of Cincinnati Ballet. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Partnering, Men's Classes, Pilates, Flamenco, Yoga. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4-20. Application fee $15. Contact: Elizabeth Norment, OBACB, 1555 Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45214; [telephone] 513/621-5219, ***** 513/621-4844, www.cincinnatiballet.com * (vid.) *** **** CLEVELAND SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE CSU Dance Program. July. Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Call for details. Contact: Lynn Deering, CSU Dance Program, Euclid and E. 24th St., P.E. 214, Cleveland, OH; [telephone] 216/687-4883, e ldeering@csuohio.edu, www.csuohio.edu/dance/main.htm **** [ CLEVELAND HEIGHTS COMPANY CLASSES The Repertory Project. Modern. Int, Adv, Pro. Tuition: $10/class, discount cards available. Contact: Jennifer Brosius, RP, 2140 Lee Rd. Suite 206, Cleveland Heights, OH, 44118; [telephone] 216/397-3757, ***** 216/397-7872, e info@RepertoryProject.org, www.RepertoryProject.org COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL SUMMER INTENSIVE BALLET WORKSHOP Columbus Youth Ballet. July 22-Aug 3. Ballet, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $595. Rm/bd: $200/wk. Apply byApril 15. $25 fee. Contact: Shir Lee Wu, CYB, 5076 N. High St, Columbus, OH 43235; [telephone] 614/841-9399, ***** 614/841-0122, e shirlee@qn.net, wwww.columbusyouthallet.com * (vid.) ** *** SUMMER WORKSHOP 2002 Ballet Met Columbus. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Modern, Flamenco. Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $1,350/6 wks, $800/3 wks. Rm/bd available, call for details. $15 audition fee. Contact: Summer Workshop Coordinator, BMC, 322 Mt. Vernon Ave., Columbus, OH 43215; [telephone] 614/229-4860 x110, ***** 614/224-3697, e dfaulk@balletmet.org, www.balletmet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** LAKEWOOD DANCE DEPT. OF BECK CENTER Beck Center for the Arts. June 11-July 30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Yoga, Pilates, Theraball. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4+. Tuition varies. Contact: Rennie Tisdale, BCA, 17801 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107; [telephone] 216/521-2540 x222, ***** 216/228-6050 OBERLIN SUMMER EXPERIENCE 2002 Ohio Dance Theatre. July 14-21. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Pilates, Body Awareness/Conditioning. Ages 13-23. Tuition: $417, Rm/bd: $279. Apply by May 31. $22 fee. Contact: Nancy Brenstuhl, ODT, 39 South Main St., Oberlin, OH 44074; [telephone] 440/774-6077, ***** 440/774-6160, www.ohiodancetheatre.org * (vid.) $ *** **** TOLEDO SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM Toledo Ballet Association. July 17-30. Ballet. Int, Adv. Ages 11+.Tuition:$350. Apply by May 10. $50 fee. Contact: Jennifer Jarrett, TBA, 5001 Monroe, Toledo, OH 43623; [telephone] 419/471-0049, ***** 419/471-9005, e jjarrett@toledoballet.net, www.toledoballet.net * (vid.) **** OKLAHOMA NORMAN SUMMER SESSION University of Oklahoma School of Dance. June 3-30. Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $400-1200. Rm/bd: $450-550. Apply by May 1. Contact: Dr. Kathy Young, UOSD, 560 Parrington Oval, Rm. 215, Norman, OK, 73019; [telephone] 405/325-4051, ***** 405/325-7024, e kyoung@ou.edu, www.ou.edu/finearts * (vid.) ** *** **** [ SUMMERWIND YOUTH BALLET University of Oklahoma. July. Ballet, Modern, Tap. Int-Adv. Ages 13-17. Tuition: $750. Rm/bd: $450. Apply by April 1. $10 fee. Contact: Barby Rhea, UO School of Dance, 560 Parrington Oval, Rm. 215, Norman, OK, 73019; [telephone] 405/325-2065, ***** 405/325-7024, www.ou.edu/finearts * (vid.) $ *** **** OKLAHOMA CITY SUMMER SESSION 2002 School of Ballet Oklahoma. June 10- July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 4+. Contact: Sue Horton or Viktoria Page, SBO, 7421 N. Classen, Oklahoma City, OK 73116; [telephone] 405/843-9898, ***** 405/843-9894, e joandco@swbell.net, www.balletoklahoma.com ** OREGON ASHLAND ASHLAND DANCE FESTIVAL Southern Oregon University. Aug 17-23. Modern, Ethnic. Iht-Adv. Ages 18+. Tuition: $299. Rm/bd: $329-429. Apply by June 19. $95 fee/deposit. Contact: Brooke Friendly, SOU, 1250 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland, OR 97520; [telephone] 541/552-6901, ***** 541/552-6047, e friendly@sou.edu, www.sou.edu/ecp/arts/dancefest ** *** **** [ PORTLAND SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Oregon Ballet Theatre. July 8-Aug 3. Ballet, Modern, Flamenco. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-20. Tuition: $600-$900. Apply by April 1. $25 fee. Call for details. Contact: Robin Anderson, OBT, 818 SE Sixth Ave., Portland, OR 97214-2329; [telephone] 5031227-0977, ***** 503/227-4186, e robin.anderson@obt.org, www.obt.org * (vid./rec.) ** *** **** PENNSYLVANIA ALLENTOWN SUMMER INTENSIVES IN THEATER AND DANCE Muhlenberg College Dept. of Theatre and Dance. June 24-July 6. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre. Int-Adv. Ages 14-18. Tuition: $1,200. Rm/bd: $200. Apply by April 1. $25 fee. Contact: Ken Butler, MCDTD, 2400 Chew St., Allentown, PA 18104-5586; [telephone] 484/664-3335, ***** 484/664-3031, e butler@muhlenberg.edu, www.muhlenberg.edu/depts * (rec.) ** $ *** **** ALTOONA SUMMER PROGRAM AND WORKSHOP Allegheny Ballet Company. June 17-Aug 16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $935. Contact: Deborah Anthony or Cristin Davis, ABC, P.O. Box 369, Altoona, PA 16603; [telephone] 814/941-9944, e CristyD@aol.com *** CALIFORNIA SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE California University of PA. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 12-21. Tuition: $1,020. Rm/bd: $930. Apply by June 1. Contact: Kenneth Nickel, CU of PA, 250 University Ave., California, PA 15419; [telephone] 724/938-4240, ***** 724/938-5871, e helldobler@cup.edu, www.cup.edu * (vid.) *** **** [ ERIE SUMMER SCHOOL Lake Erie Ballet. July 15-Aug 16. Ballet. Int, Adv. Ages. 12-18. Tuition: $ 500/Int, $560/Adv. Apply by June 30. Contact: Sharon Filone, LEB, 701 Holland St., Erie, PA 16501; [telephone] 814/864-1580, ***** 814/864-1580, e info@lakeerieballet.com, LakeErieBallet.com ** MEADVILLE CREATIVE MOVEMENT AND DANCE FOR K-12 EDUCATORS Bill Evans Dance Company. June 19-23. Modern. Faculty: Bill Evans, Don Halquist, and Janet Hamburg (tentative). Teachers only. Tuition: $250. Apply by May 1. Early application is encouraged. Contact: Jan Hyatt, Box 134, Allegheny College, Meadville, PA 16335; [telephone] 814/332-2813, e bevan@unm.edu, www.billevansdance.org *** <> NARBERTH SUMMER INTENSIVE Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet. July 10-19. Ballet, Jazz, Workshops. Int, Adv. Ages 12-22. Tuition: $875. Apply by June 30. $25 fee. Contact: Margarita de Saa, PAB, 29 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth, PA 19072; [telephone] 610/664-3455, 610/664-6733, e pabs@pmd.com, www.pabsociety.homestead.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** VAGANOVA SYLLABUS Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet Society. July 6-11. Teachers' Seminar. Teachers only. Tuition: $495. Rm/bd: $355. Contact: Melinda Pendleton, PABS, 29 N. Narberth Ave, Narberth, PA 19072; [telephone] 800/664-7091, ***** 610/664-6733, e pabs@pond.com, www.pabsociety.homestead.com *** PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL BALLET EXCHANGE Wissahickon Dance Academy. July 8-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Yoga. Ages 10-22. Tuition: $350/2 weeks, $650/4 weeks. Rm/bd:$75/week. Apply by June 1. $25 fee. Contact: Nancy Maimed, WDA, 38 E. Schoolhouse Ln., Philadelphia, PA 19144; [telephone] 215/849-7950, ***** 215/849-3117, e nmalmed@concentric.net, www.internationalballet.com ** $ *** **** SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Summer World of Dance. July 8-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, African, Hip Hop, Brazilian, Salsa. Int-Adv. Ages 16+ for dorms, 15+ commuters. $50 deposit. Contact: Maria Urrutia, School of Dance-SWD, 320 Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102; [telephone] 215/717-6577, ***** 215/717-6109, e murrutia@uarts.edu, www.uarts.edu * (vid.) $ *** **** [ SUMMER SESSION 2002 The Rock School. July 1-Aug 9. Ballet, Jazz. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 9-21. Tuition:TBA. Apply by April 13. $20 fee. Contact: Joanne Smith, RS, 1101 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19147; 215/551-7010, ***** 215/551-8538, e flash@therockschool.org, www.therockschool * (vid.) $ *** **** VAGANOVA FESTIVAL Philadelphia Ballet Theatre. July 1-Aug 3. Ballet. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 12+. Tuition: $ 300/wk. Rm/bd: $169/wk. Apply by April 20. $25 fee. Contact: Misha Korogodsky, PBT, 6918 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19149; [telephone] 215/708-1194, ***** 215/357-0406, e koro@prodigy.net * (vid.) $ *** **** PITTSBURGH DALCROZE EURYTHMICS WORKSHOPS School of Music, Carnegie Mellon University. Workshop 1: July 8-12, Workshop 2: July 8-26. Eurythmics. Ages: high school +. Tuition: Workshop 1, $450, Workshop 2, $980. Weekly housing: Single: $265, double $184.50. Apply by May 1. $25 room deposit. Contact: Annabelle Joseph, Dalcroze Training Center, SMCMU, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890; [telephone] 412/268-2391, ***** 412/268-1537, e ajl2@andrew.cmu.edu, www.cmu.edu/cfa/dalcroze $ *** [ INTENSIVE SUMMER PROGRAM Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School. July 1-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $1275. Rm/bd: $1775. Apply by April 30. $15 fee. Contact: Kathy Marusko, PBTS, 2900 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15201; [telephone] 412/281-6727, ***** 412/281-9901, e pbtschool@pittsburghballet.org, www.pittsburghballet.org * (vid.) $ *** INTERNATIONAL SUMMER DANCE Point Park College. June 24-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Pilates, Yoga. Int-Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $1,450. Rm/bd: $1,100. $20 application fee. Contact: Michael Shahen, PPC-Summer Dance, 201 Wood St., Pittsburgh, PA; [telephone] 412/392-3456, ***** 412/392-3803, e summerdance@ppc.edu, www.ppc.edu/summerdance * (vid.) $ *** **** [ SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Southwest Ballet Company. June 17-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, AfroCuban. Int, Adv, Pro. Ages 10+. Tuition: $250/wk. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Apply by April 31. $15 fee. Contact: Virginia Nicoll, SBC, 1819 Ellsworth Ave., Heidelberg, PA 15106; [telephone] 412/279-8133, ***** 412/835-4984, e info@southwestballet.com, www.southwestballet.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** [ <> SUMMER PROGRAM Pittsburgh Youth Ballet. July 8-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-20. Tuition: $200-300/wk. Rm/bd: $300/wk. Apply by May 15. $25 fee. Contact: Jean Gedeon or Dawn Hall, PYB, 1033 Paxton Dr. & Rte. 88, Bethel Park, PA 15102; [telephone] 412/835-1250, ***** 412/835-7969, e pybco@aol.com, www.pybco.com * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** STROUDSBURG 2002 SUMMER STUDY BY NOTARA Notara School of Dance and Acting. July 1-Aug 28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition varies. Contact: Sally Notara, NSDA, P.O. Box 1204, Stroudsburg, PA 18360; [telephone] 570/421-1718 YORK SUMMER INTENSIVE Greater York Center for Dance Education. July 22-Aug 23. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop, Educational Workshops. Ages 7-20. Tuition: $450. Apply by June 1. $15 fee. Contact: Loft Garling, GYCDE, 3524 E. Market St., York, PA 17402; [telephone] 717/755-6683, ***** 717/755-6688, e info@gycde.com, www.gycde.com * (vid.) ** $ RHODE ISLAND LINCOLN SUMMER BALLET 2002 Brae Crest School of Ballet. July 8-Aug. 8. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8+. Tuition: $170-$340. Apply by June 1. $25 fee. Contact: Herci Marsden, BCSB, 52 Sherman Ave., Lincoln, RI 02865; [telephone] 401/334-2560, ***** 401/334-0412, e hmarsden@stateballet.com, www.stateballet.com SUMMER BALLET CAMP Brae Crest School of Ballet. July 8-19. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 6-10. Tuition: $170-350. Apply by June 1. $25 fee. Contact: Herci Marsden, BCSB, 52 Sherman Ave., Lincoln, RI 02865; [telephone] 401/334-2560, ***** 401/334-0412, e hmarsden@stateballet.com, www.stateballet.com PROVIDENCE DANCE: A LIVING LEGACY OF BUILDING BRIDGES ,? National Dance Education Organization. June 26-30. Modern, Tap. Conference: Research, Presentations, Panels, Workshops and Discussions. Teachers Only. Ages high school +. Tuition: $225. Rm/bd: $139/night. Apply by June 26. Contact: Dr. Rima Faber, NDEO, 4948 St. Elmo Ave., Suite #301, Bethesda, MD 20814; [telephone] 301/657-2880, ***** 301/657-2882, e ndeo@erols.com, www.ndeo.net *** [ <> SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Festival Ballet Providence. JuRy 8-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 13+. Tuition: $580/2 wks, $890/4 wks. Rm/bd: Approx. $200/wk. Apply by March 31. $25 fee. Contact: Kerry Meyer or Mihailo Djuric, FBP, 825 Hennessey Ave., Providence, RI 02906; 401/353-1129, ***** 401/353-8853, e info@festivalballet.com, www.festivalballet.com ** $ *** SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA SUMMER DANCE EXPERIENCE Columbia City Ballet. June 9-30. Ballet, Jazz. Int-Adv. Ages 13+. Apply by April 1. $10 fee. Contact: Anne Sumner, CCB, P.O. Box 11898, Columbia, SC 29211; [telephone] 803/799-7605 or 800/899-7408, ***** 803/799-7928, e ccbtours@bellsouth.net, www.columbiacityballet.com * (vid.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER DANCE CONSERVATORY University of South Carolina. July 14-Aug 2. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $1,695, incl. rm/bd. Apply by July 1. $100 fee. Contact: Linda Carnes, SC Summer Dance Conservatory, 1300 Wheat St., Columbia, SC; [telephone] 803/777-5636, ***** 803/777-6250, e susan@gwm.sc.edu, www. sa.sc.edu/dance * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** HILTON HEAD VAGANOVA SYLLABUS Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet Society. July 26-31. Teachers only. Tuition: $495. Contact: Melinda Pendleton, PABS, 29 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth, PA 19072; [telephone] 800/664-7091, ***** 610/664-6733, e PABS@Pond.com, www.PABSOCIETY.homestead.com MYRTLE BEACH DANCE CAMP Joel Ruminer Dance. July 12-15. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Teachers' Workshop. Beg, Int, Adv, Teachers. Ages 9+. Tuition: $375, includes rm/bd. Apply by June 1. Contact: Joel Ruminer, JRD Camps, 12 St. Charles Ct., Little Rock, AK; [telephone] 501/663-8090 *** **** PAWLEY ISLAND SUMMER DANCE-BY-THE-SEA Litchfield Dance Arts Academy. Beg/Int: July 9-Aug 1, Adv./Pointe: June 18-Aug 1. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Ages 6+. Tuition dependent on number of classes. Apply May-June. $10 fee. Contact: Ilka Doubek or Katie Nichols, LDAA, P.O. Box 2577, Pawleys Island, SC; [telephone] 843/237-7465, ***** 843/237-0121, e doubekfox@compuserve.com, www.litchfield-dance.com TENNESSEE CHATTANOOGA DANCE ALIVE JUNIOR WORKSHOP Ballet Tennessee. June 17-28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Int. Ages 8-12. Tuition: $300. Rm/bd: $175. Apply by June 1. $25 fee. Contact: Anna Baker-Van Cura, BT, 3202 Kelly's Ferry Rd. Chattanooga, TN 37419; [telephone] 423/821-2055, ***** 423/821-2156, e BalletTenn@aol.com, www.BalletTennessee.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** WORKSHOP 2002 Ballet Tennessee. July 8-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Partnering. Int-Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $775. Rm/bd: $175/wk. Apply by June 1. $50 fee. Contact: Anna Baker-Van Cura, BT, 3202 Kelly's Ferry Rd., Chattanooga, TN 37419; [telephone] 423/821-2055, ***** 423/821-2156, e BalletTenn@aol.com, www.BalletTennessee.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** NASHVILLE SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE BALLET ELEMENTARY INTENSIVE Nashville Ballet. July 8-26. Ballet. Int. Ages 11-16. Tuition: $825. Rm/bd: $925. Apply by June 3. $25 fee. Contact: Adam Sage, NB, 3630 Redmon St., Nashville, TN 37209; [telephone] 615/297-2966, ***** 615/297-9972, www.nashvilleballet.org SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE BALLET SUMMER CAMP Nashville Ballet. June 3-21. Ballet. Beg. Ages 4-12. Tuition: $825. Rm/bd: $925. Apply by May 1. $25 fee. Contact: Adam Sage, NB, 3630 Redmon St., Nashville, TN 37209; [telephone] 615/297-2966, ***** 615/297-9972, www.nashvilleballet.org SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE BALLET SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Nashville Ballet. June 24-July 27. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Int, Adv. Ages 13-24. Tuition: $1150. Rm/bd: $1400. Apply by April 15. $15 fee. Contact: Adam Sage, NB, 3630 Redmon St., Nashville, TN 37209; [telephone] 615/297-2966, ***** 615/297-9972, www.nashvilleballet.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** TEXAS AUSTIN AZTEC CLASSES Aztlan Dance Academy. May 6-29, June 3-26. Jazz, Modern, Latin. Tango, Folklorico. Beg, Int. Ages 12+. Tuition: $45/4 wk session. Contact: Roen Salinas, ADA, 1805 E. Seventh St., Austin, TX 78702; [telephone] 512/478-9717, ***** 512/478-9311, e admin@aztlandance.com, www.aztlandance.com JUNIOR SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Ballet Austin Academy. June 10-22. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Beg-Int. Ages 8+. Tuition: $420-435. Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Billie Buddenhagen, BAA, 3002 Guadalupe, Austin, TX 78705; [telephone] 512/476-9051 ext 122, ***** 512/472-3073, e academy@balletaustin.org, www.balletaustin.org * (vid.) $ **** SENIOR SUMMER INTENSIVE Ballet Austin Academy. June 24-July 13, July 15-Aug 3. Ballet, Jazz, Men's Classes, Pilates, Repertoire, Choreography. Int-Adv. Ages 11-22. Tuition: $850/3wks, $1,350/6wks. Rm/bd: $740/3 wks., $1,400/6 wks. Apply by May 1. $20 fee. Contact: Billie Buddenhagen, BAA, 3002 Guadalupe, Austin, TX 78705; [telephone] 512/476-9051 ext 122, ***** 512/472-3073, e academy@balletaustin.org, www.balletaustin.org * (vid.) ** $ *** **** SUMMER INTENSIVE & CAMP TAPESTRY Tapestry Dance Company Academy. June 3-14, June 17-28. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 9-18. Tuition: $475. Rm/bd:$100/wk. Apply by May 17. Contact: Sharon Marroquin, TDCA, 507 B Pressler St., Austin, TX 78703; [telephone] 512/474-9846, ***** 512/474-9212, e dance@tapestry.org.www.tapestry.org *** DALLAS SUMMER 2002 Tuzer Dancenter. May 27-June 21. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Ethnic. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition: $250-700. Rm/bd: $125/wk. $100 registration fee. Contact: Patricia Tuzer, TD, 410 N. Glenville, Richardson, TX 75081; [telephone] 972/783-1735, ***** 972/727-7617, e tuzer@flash.net ** *** **** SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Dallas Metropolitan Ballet School and Company. June 3-July 13. Ballet, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 10-18. Apply by May 1. Call for details. Contact: Ann Etgen or Bill Atkinson, DMBSC, 6815 Hillcrest Ave., Dallas, TX 75205; [telephone] 214/361-0278, ***** 509/692-2678, www.dallasmetroballet.com * (vid.) ** $ *** DENTON TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY Texas Woman's University. May 13-25. Modern. Int, Adv. College Students only. Tuition: 3 credit hours. Rm/bd varies. Apply by April 1. $25 fee. Contact: Dr. Penelope Hanstein, TWU, P.O. Box 425708, Denton, TX 76204; [telephone] 940/898-2086, ***** 940/898-2098, e dance@twu.edu, www.twu.edu/as/pa/dance *** [ FORT WORTH SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP Ballet Concerto. June 3-29. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $400-560. Apply by April 1. $25 fee. Contact: Webster Dean, BC, 3803 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107; [telephone] 817/738-7915, e balletconcerto@visto.com, www.balletconcerto.com TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP TCU Extended Education. July 7-19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 13+. Tuition: $750. Rm/bd: $350. Contact: TCU EE, Box 297026, Ft. Worth, TX 76129; [telephone] 817/257-7132, ***** 217/257-7134, www.tcu.edu ** *** HOUSTON DANCE OLYMPUS Dance Olympus. July 20-23. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Lyrical, Hip Hop. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 7+ with basic dance knowledge. Tuition:Teachers $310, Assistants $235, Sr. students $200, Jr. students $170., Hotel group rates. Apply by June 1 for discount. Contact: Rosemarie Ditta, DO, 1795 Express Dr. N., Smithtown, NY 11787; [telephone] 800/44-dance, ***** 631/582-9019, e danceolympus@aol.com, www.danceolympus-america.com *** [ <> THE GLENDA BROWN CHOREOGRAPHY PROJECT The Choreography Project. Aug 3-13. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Adv. Ages 13+. Tuition: $900. Rm/bd: $400. Apply by June 1. Contact: Glenda Brown, The Choreography Project, 1570 S. Dairy Ashford #200, Houston, TX 77077; [telephone] 281/496-4670, ***** 281/496-4670, e glendabrown@allegroballet.com, www.allegroballet.com * (vid.) *** **** [ SUMMER DANCE REPERTORY/PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP Jewish Community Center of Houston. June 10-14. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 13-18. Tuition: $200. Apply by May 31. Contact: Maxine Silberstein, JCCH, 5601 S. Braeswood, Houston, TX 77096; [telephone] 713/729-3200, ext 3223, e maxine@jcchouston.org **** SUMMER INTENSIVE Houston Ballet Academy. June 17-July 27. Ballet, Modern. Int, Adv. Ages 12+. Tuition: $1,290. Rm/bd: $1,725. $20 fee. Contact: Shelly Power, HBA, 1921 W. Bell, Houston, TX 77019; [telephone] 713/523-6300, ext. 210, ***** 713/523-4038, e hbacademy@houstonballet.org, www.houstonballet.org * (vid.) $ *** **** TEACHERS' SEMINAR 2002 Houston Ballet Academy. July 11-14. Ballet, Dance Related Studies. Teachers only. Tuition: $400. Contact: Shelly Power, HBA, 1921 W. Bell, Houston, TX 77019; [telephone] 713/523-6300 x210, ***** 713/523-4038, e hbacademy@houstonballet.org, www.houstonballet.org <> SAN ANTONIO SUMMER DANCE CAMP 2002 Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. June 3-21, M-F 9-5. Ballet, Jazz, Mexican Folkloric, Flamenco. Int-Adv. Ages 9-17. Tuition: $300. Apply by May 29. Contact: Belinda Menchaca, GCAC, 1300 Guadalupe St., San Antonio, TX 78207; [telephone] 210/271-3151 ext 25, e belindam@guadalupeculturalarts.org, www.guadalupeculturalarts.org $ UTAH MURRAY SUMMER INTENSIVE WORKSHOP The Ballet Centre. July 22-Aug 23. Ballet, Character. Int-Adv. Ages 6-12 (Int), 12-20 (Adv). Tuition: $150-250. Apply by July 15. Contact: Susan Wright, BC, 70 E. 4880 S., Murray, UT 84107; [telephone] 801/266-5066, ***** 801/266-6009, e wrightsbs@hotmail.com, www.wrightwayenterprises.com * (vid.) ** PROVO BALLET WORKSHOPS Brigham Young University. July 8-19 (Int) and July 22-Aug 2 (Adv). Ballet. Int-Adv. Ages 11-18. Registration January 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harman Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, e cw147mail@byu.edu, http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwdance/ * (vid.) $ *** **** COUGAR CLOGGING CLASSIC Brigham Young University. June 20-22. Clogging. Int-Adv. Students ages 9-18, teachers ages 16+. Registration Jan. 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harmon Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, ***** 801/378-6361, e tc46@con2.byu.edu, http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwdance *** CUBS CHEER Brigham Young University. July 15-19. Beg, Int. Ages 7-12. Registration January 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harman Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, e cw147mail@byu.edu, http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwdance/ **** DANCE CAMP MEDLEY Brigham Young University. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Clogging. Beg-Int. Ages 11-18. Registration January 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harman Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, e cw147mail@byu.edu, http://ce/byu.edu/cw/cwdance/ *** **** MODERN DANCE AND JAZZ Brigham Young University. June 24-July 5. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Ages 13-18. Registration Jan. 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harman Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, e cw147mail@byu.edu, http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwdance/ *** **** YOUTH BALLROOM Brigham Young University. Aug 5-8. Ballroom. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-17. Registration Jan. 29 until full. Contact: Tannen Call, Conferences and Workshops, BYU, 147 Harman Continuing Education Building, Provo, UT 84602; [telephone] 801/378-4851, e cw 147mail@byu.edu, http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwdance/ *** **** SALT LAKE CITY "Move IT 2002" EDUCATOR'S WORKSHOP Ririe Woodbury Dance Company. Aug 5-9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Dance & the Camera, African. Teachers only. Ages 18+. Tuition: $200. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by July 10. $50 fee. Contact: Kathy Black, RWDC, 138 W. Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT 84101; [telephone] 801/563-0423, e rwdance@qwest.net, www.ririewoodbury.com $ *** [ "MOVE IT 2002" THREE-WEEK WORKSHOP Ririe Woodbury Dance Company July 29-Aug 16. Jazz, Modern, Choreography, African. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 15+. Tuition: $500. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by July 10. $50 fee. Contact: Kathy Black, RWDC, 138 W. Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT 84101; [telephone] 801/563-0423, e rwdance@qwest.net, www.ririewoodbury.com $ *** **** "MOVE IT 2002" YOUNG DANCERS WORKSHOP Ririe Woodbury Dance Company. July 22-27 (three 2-day sessions or one 6-day session). Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Folk, African. Ages 12+. Tuition: $75/2 days, $200/6 days. Rm/bd: $20/day. Apply by July 10. $75 fee. Contact: Kathy Black, RWDC, 138 W. Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT 84101; [telephone] 801/563-0423, e rwdance@qwest.net, www.ririewoodbury.com $ *** **** VERMONT BENNINGTON JULY PROGRAM Bennington College. June 29-July 26. Modern, African. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 15-18. Tuition: $3,650, incl. rm/bd. Apply by May 15. $30 fee. Contact: Brie Santarcangelo, BC, One College Dr., Bennington, VT 05201; [telephone] 802/440-4418, ***** 802/440-4424, e jpcatalog@bennington.edu, www.bennington.edu $ *** **** [ WORK IN THE PERFORMANCE OF IMPROVISATION Bennington College. June 16-23. Improvisation. Int-Adv. Ages 21+. Tuition: $500, incl. rm/bd. Apply by May 28. Contact: Penny Campbell and Terry Creach, BC, Bennington, VT 05201; [telephone] 802/443-5874, e campbell@middlebury.edu, www.middlebury.edu/~campbell *** **** VIRGINIA ARLINGTON INTENSIVE BALLET WORKSHOP Arlington Center for Dance. July 1-26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Partnering, Pilates. Int-Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $735. Rm/bd: $300. Apply by May 1. Contact: Kathryn Fredgren, Artistic Dir., ACD, 3808 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22203; [telephone] 703/522-2414, ***** 703/522-8725, e arldance@erols.com, www.arldance.com * (vid.) ** $ *** **** BRIDGEWATER INTENSIVE BALLET WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS Ballet Extension. Aug 2-10. Ballet, Pilates. Ages 15+. Call for details. Apply by June 15. $10 fee. Contact: Susan Muterspaugh, BE, 102 B S. Main St., Bridgewater, VA 22112; [telephone] 540/434-7289, e mutersp@attglobal.net, www.saltcreekballet.orgwww.balletextensi on.com ** *** LYNCHBURG SUMMER PROGRAM Virginia School of the Arts. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 11-18. Call for current tuition and rm/bd rates. $30 application fee. Contact : Deborah Power, VSA, 2240 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, VA 24503; [telephone] 434/847-8688, ***** 434/847-4380 * (vid.) ** *** **** RICHMOND SUMMER INTENSIVE Richmond Ballet. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, Men's Classes, Enrichment Courses. Int, Adv. Ages 13-21. Please call for tuition/rm/bd. Apply by March 29 for video auditions. $10 fee. Contact: Maria Tisdale, 407 E. Canal St., Richmond, VA 23219; [telephone] 804/344-0906 x221, ***** 804/344-0902, e mtisdale@richmondballet.com, www.richmondballet.com * (vid.) $ *** **** WINCHESTER SHENANDOAH PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Shenandoah University. June 30-July 14. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Chereography, Dance Styles. Adv only. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $750. Rm/bd included. Apply by May 31. Contact: Tania Sharpton, SU, 1460 University Dr., Winchester, VA 22061; [telephone] 540/545-7210, ***** 540/665-5402, e pac@su.edu, www.su.edu/conservatory/scon/pac/l.htm * (rec.) $ *** **** WASHINGTON AUBURN SUMMER COURSE 2002 The Evergreen City Ballet. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Composition. Int-Adv. Ages 8-18. Tuition: $720/6 wks. Apply by June 15. $30 fee. Contact: Stacy Szehner, The Evergreen City Ballet, 10 E. Main St., Auburn, WA 98002; [telephone] 253/833-9039, ***** 253/833-9039, e ecb@foxinternet.com, www.evergreencityballet.com * (vid.) ** $ *** BELLINGHAM PACIFIC DANCE COMPANY & SCHOOL Pacific Dance Company & School. June 24-Aug 16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Middle Eastern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 3+ Tuition varies. Contact: Eleise Kerman, PDCS, P.O. Box 2146, Bellingham, WA 98227; [telephone] 360/733-5409, e pacificdance@earthlink.net, www.pacificdancecompany.net **** SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE Western Washington University Dance Program. June 25-Aug 2. Ballet, Modern, Creative Movement. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $95/credit. Rm/bd varies. Apply by June 24. Contact: Nolan Dennett, WWUDP, 516 High St., Bellingham WA 98225; [telephone] 360/650-3129, ***** 360/650-7242, e nolan.dennett@wwu.edu, www.wwu.edu/~dance $ *** **** [ <> PORT TOWNSEND 4TH ANNUAL TEACHERS' INTENSIVE-INTRODUCTORY SESSION Centrum. Aug 5-9. Teaching Dance technique. Teachers with at least 2 years experience only. Faculty: Kitty Daniels, Bill Evans, Don Halquist. Tuition: $350 before June 1, $375 after. Dorm room + meals: $225-270. Apply by July 15. Contact: Carla Vander Ven, Centrum, P.O. Box 1158, Port Townsend, WA 98368; [telephone] 360/385-3102 or 800/733-3608, ***** 360/385-2470, e carla@centrum.org, www.centrum.org or www.billevansdance.org *** <> 4TH ANNUAL TEACHERS' INTENSIVE-FOLLOW UP/ADVANCED SESSION Centrum. Aug 11-13. Teaching Dance Technique. Teachers who participate in the Aug 5-9 session or who have attended a previous Bill Evans Teachers' Intensive only. Faculty: Kitty Daniels, Bill Evans, Suzie Ater Lundgren. Tuition: $200 before June 1, $225 after. Dorm room + meals: $155-175. Apply by July 15. Contact: Carla Vander Ven, Centrum, P.O. Box 1158, Port Townsend, WA 98368; [telephone] 360/385-3102 or 800/733-3608, ***** 360/385-2470, e carla@centrum.ors, www.centrum.org, www.billevansdance.org *** <> SEATTLE SUMMER COURSE Pacific Northwest Ballet. July 8-Aug 9. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Spanish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition/Rm/Bd:TBA. Apply by Audition. $20 fee. Contact: Denise Bolstad, PNB, 301 Mercer, Seattle, WA 98109; [telephone] 206/441-9411, www.pnb.org * ** *** SUMMER DANCE Cornish College of the Arts. June 24-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Spanish. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-12/Jr. Wksp, Ages 12+/Sr. Wksp. Tuition: $675. Apply by June 1. Contact: Christine Juarez, CCA, 710 E. Roy Street, Seattle, WA 98102; [telephone] 206/726-5090, ***** 206/720-1011, e cjuarez@cornish.edu.www.cornish.edu ** $ [ <> SUMMER DANCE INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS Creative Dance Center. July 8-19. Modern, Creative Dance. Teachers only. Ages 18+. Tuition: $350. Rm/bd: $30-$35/night. Meal plan available. Apply by June 15. Contact: Anne Green Gilbert, CDC, 12577 Densmore Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98133; [telephone] 206/363-7281, ***** 206/525-6358, e agilbert@creativedance.org, www.creativedance.org $ *** [ <> UNIVERSITY PLACE SUMMER PROGRAMS Dance Theatre Northwest. June 29-Aug 24. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Musical Theatre, Stretch. Beg, Int, adv. Ages 4+. Tuition varies. Apply by June 29. Contact: Melanie Kirk-Stauffer, DTN, 2811 Bridgeport Way West, Suite 24, University Place, WA 98466; [telephone] 253/565-5149, e melanie@wa.net, www.wa.net/~dtnnews **** WEST VIRGINIA PARKERSBURG WEST VIRGINIA FINE ARTS DANCE CAMP Schrader Youth Ballet Company. June 9-16. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Partnering. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 8-20. Contact: Leslie Maiden, SYBC, P.O. Box 292, Parkersburg, WV 26102; [telephone] 304/485-0181, ***** 304/424-6332, e sybc@ureach.com * (rec.) *** WISCONSIN BELOIT SUMMER DANCE WORKSHOP FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Beloit College. Aug 5-10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Choreography, Nutrition, Injury Prevention, Theory. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 15-18. Tuition: $300. Rm/bd: $200/wk. Apply by June 1. Contact: Chris Johnson, BC, 700 College St., Beloit, WI 53511; [telephone] 608/363-2713, ***** 608/363-7009, e johnsnc@beloit.edu, www.beloit.edu/~dance *** **** MADISON BALLET MADISON SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Madison DancE and Fitness Center. June 17-July 27. Ballet, Ballroom, Jazz, Modern, Middle Eastern, Yoga. Beg, Int, Adv. Call for more information. Contact: Heather Magee, Madison Dance and Fitness Center, 160 Westgate Mall, Suite A, Madison, WI 53711; [telephone] 608/279-1600, e heathermagee@hotsheet.com *** **** SUMMER INTENSIVE 2002 Madison Ballet. June 17-22. Ballet, Men's Glass, Pilates, Conditioning. Int-Adv. Ages 12-18. Tuition: $485. Rm/bd: $285. Apply by May 31. Contact: W. Earle Smith, Madison Ballet, 2822 Index Rd., Madison, WI 53713; [telephone] 608/278-7990, ***** 608/278-7992, e madisonballet@prodigy.net, www.madisonballet.org ** $ *** MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE INTENSIVE PROGRAM Milwaukee Ballet School. July 15-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character. Intermediate only. Ages 11+. Tuition: $800. Rm/bd: $825/$925. Apply by April 16. $15 fee. Contact: Bobby Ball, MBS, 504 W. National Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53204; [telephone] 414/649-4077, ***** 414/649-4066, e bball@milwaukeeballet.org, www.milwaukeeballet.org * (vid.) ** *** **** PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Milwaukee Ballet School. June 24-Aug 2. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Character, African. Int, Adv. Ages 11+. Tuition: $1,500. Rm/bd: $1,650/$1,850. Apply by April 16. $15 fee. Contact: Bobby Ball, MBS, 504 W. National Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53204; [telephone] 414/649-4077, ***** 414/649-4066, e bball@milwaukeeballet.org, www.milwaukeeballet.org * (vid.) ** *** **** STEVENS POINT SUMMER ARTS CAMP UW-Stevens Point. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Musical Theatre. Int-Adv. Ages 13-18, grades 8-13.-Tuition: $450. Apply by June 1. $50 deposit. Contact: Ruth Daniels, PAC, UW-SP, A200 Fine Arts Center, Stevens Point, WI 54481; [telephone] 715/346-3956, ***** 715/346-2718, e Summer.Arts.Camp@UWSP.edu, www.uwsp.edu/cofac/pointartscamps * (rec.) ** *** **** INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA SYDNEY WINTER HOLIDAY Ecole Ballet Studios. Ballet. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-20. Call for details. Contact: Mr. Ashley Killar, EBS, P.O. Box 288, Lindfield, NSW 2070 Australia; [telephone] +61 02-9416-8961, ***** +61 02-9416-7704, e info@ecole.net.au.www.ecole.net.au * (vid.) ** ULVERSTONE, TASMANIA CENTRAL COAST YOUTH FESTIVAL TASDANCE Call for dates and details. Modern, Circus. Beg-Int. Ages 13+. Contact: Rebecca Headlam, Tasdance, 197 Wellington St., Launceston, Tasmania 7250 Austraila; [telephone] +03-6331-6644, ***** +03-6331-5522, e tasdance@tassie.net.au **** AUSTRIA SALZBURG SEAD INTERNATIONAL SUMMER WORKSHOP Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance. July 8-20. Ballet, Modern. Adv-Pro. Ages 18+. Contact: Alexandra Kren and Margit Lanzinger, SEAD, Schallmooser Hauptstrasse 48, Salzburg 5020, Austria; [telephone] +43 662-624635, ***** +43 662-62435-20, e office@sead.at, www.sead.at *** VIENNA WORKSHOPS AND RESEARCH ImPulsTanz. July 14-Aug. 11. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap, Contemporary, Butoh, Afro, Children's, Yoga, Feldenkrais, Pilates. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 2+. Tuition: $100/workshop. Rm/bd: $170/wk. $16 application fee. Contact: Magdalena Stolhofer, ImPulsTanz, P.O. Box 155, Vienna 1091, Austria; [telephone] +43-1-523-5558, ***** +43-1-523-1683-9, e workshops@impulstanz.com, www.impulstanz.com $ *** **** BULGARIA VARNA INTERNATIONAL SUMMER BALLET ACADEMY Varna International Ballet Competition Foundation. July 15-30. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Bournonville. Int-Adv. Age groups: under 19, 19+. Tuition: $400, students under 19, $600, students 19+. Contact: Vesselinka Nikolova, VIBC, Serdika str.6, Floor 1, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria; [telephone] +359 2988-33-77, ***** +359 2986-19-01, e varna_ibc@mail.bol.bg, www.bulgarianspace.com/music/varna_ibc CANADA BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO A DANCER'S SUMMER SCHOOL-OPEN PROGRAMME Quinte Ballet School. June 30-July26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Spanish, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Call for details. Apply by May 31. Contact: Yvonne Adams, QBS, 196 Palmer Rd., P.O. Box 534, Belleville, ON KSN 5B2 Canada; [telephone] 613/962-9274, ***** 613/962-9275, e qbs@reach.net.www.quinte.net/ballet ** *** **** A DANCER'S SUMMER SCHOOL-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Quinte Ballet School. June 30-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Spanish, Character, Men's Class. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-18. Call for details. Apply by May 31. Contact: Yvonne Adams, QBS, 196 Palmer Rd., P.O. Box 534, Belleville, ON K8N 5B2 Canada; [telephone] 613/962-9274, ***** 613/962-9275, e gbs@reach.net, www.quinte.net/ballet * (vid.) ** *** **** CALGARY, ALBERTA JAZZ IMMERSION 2002 Decidedly Jazz Danceworks. Aug 10-17. Jazz, Tap, African, Repertoire. Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 16+. Tuition: $375. Apply by June 1. $100 non-refundable deposit. Contact: Lori Maxwell, DJD, 1514 Fourth St. SW, Calgary, AB Canada; [telephone] 403/245-3533, ***** 403/245-3584, e lmaxwell@decidedlyjazz.com, www.decidedlyjazz.com * (vid.) ** **** MONTREAL, QUEBEC 2002 SUMMER SCHOOL Ecole superieur de danse du Quebec. July 22-Aug 16. Ballet, Modern, Character. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 10-22. Tuition: CAN $1050. Rm/bd: CAN $150. Apply by April 30. Contact: Louise Maurice, ESDQ, 4816 rue Rivard, Montreal, Canada, H2J 2N6; [telephone] 514/849-4929, ***** 514/849-6107, e info@esdquebec.org, www.esdquebec.org TORONTO, ONTARIO SUMMER SCHOOL 2002 The School of Toronto Dance Theatre. July 2-26, or July 2-12 and July 15-26. Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: CAN $500-950. Apply by June 14. Contact: Andrea Roberts, STDT, 80 Winchester St., Toronto, ON M4X 1B2; [telephone] 416/967-6887, ***** 416/967-4379, e info@schooloftdt.org, www.schooloftdt.org ** **** SUNDANCE 2002 Canadian Children's Dance Theatre. July 1-19. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 8-19. Apply by June 30. Contact: Deborah Lundmark, CCDT, 509 Parliament St., Toronto, ON, Canada; [telephone] 416/924-5657, ***** 416/924-4141, e ccdt@ccdt.org, www.ccdt.org $ THE ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCE National Ballet School. July 30-Aug 3. Ballet, Modern. Teachers only. Call for details. Contact: Anuschka Roes, NBS, 105 Martland St., Toronto, ON M4Y 1E4 Canada; [telephone] 416/964-3780, ***** 416/964-5133, e info@nbs-enb.on.ca, www.nbs-enb.on.ca *** <> VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA 36 VARIED TAP DANCE WORKSHOPS Vancouver Tap Dance Society. Aug 29-Sept 2. Tap. Beg, Int, Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 11+. Tuition: $40/class. $20 application fee. Contact: Anna Kramer, VTDS, 2775 E. Hastings St., Vancouver, BC V5K 1Z8; [telephone] 604/253-0293, ***** 604/875-1256, www.vantapdance.bc.ca $ SUMMER INTENSIVE Dancing on the Edge. Approx. July 4-13. Contemporary. Adv. Tuition: $200-300. Applications accepted until filled. Contact: Joanne Telfer, DE, 280 E. Cordova St., Vancouver, BC V6A 1L3; [telephone] 604/689-0691, ***** 604/684-5841, e firehall@firehall.org, www.dancingontheedge.org INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL Goh Ballet Academy. July 8-Aug 10, Ballet, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition: $1,400. Rm/bd: $800. Apply by May 30. $25 fee. Contact: Rose Finlay, GBA, 2345 Main St. Vancouver, BC, Canada; [telephone] 604/872-4014, ***** 604/872-4011, e Registrar@gohballet.com, www.gohballet.com * (vid./rec.) **** WINNIPEG, MANITOBA DANCE INTENSIVE The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School. Aug 11-24. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 9+. Tuition/Rm/Bd: TBA. Apply by Aug 1. Contact: RWBS, 380 Graham Ave., Winnipeg, MB R3C 4K2 Canada; [telephone] 204/956-0183, ***** 204/943-1994, www.rwbschool.com * (rec.) ** *** 2002 NATIONAL CECCHETTI CONFERENCE The Royal Winnipeg Ballet. July 31-Aug 6. Ballet. Int-Adv, teachers. Cecchetti grades 5+. Call for details. Apply by July 15. Contact: Jacqui Davidson, RWB, 380 Graham Ave., Winnipeg, MB R3C 4K2 Canada; [telephone] 204/943-4612, ***** 204/943-1994, e mbcec@yahoo.com, www.cecchetti.ca/meetings.html * (vid.) *** **** PROFESSIONAL DIVISION Royal Winnipeg Ballet School. June 30-July 26. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Academic Grades 6+. Tuition: CAN$780-980. Call for more details. Contact: School Office, RWBS Professional Division, 380 Graham St., WPG MB Canada R3C 4K2; [telephone] 204/957-3467, ***** 204/943-1994, e school@rwb.org.www.rwbschool.org * (vid./rec.) ** $ *** **** DENMARK COPENHAGEN BARTHOLIN INTERNATIONAL BALLET SEMINAR Royal Theatre. July 1-20. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Bournonville school, Repertory and Mime, Male classes. Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition:$150-600. Rm/bd:$150. $70 fee. Contact: Viva Flindt, BIBS, P.O. Box 3020, St. Strandstraede 21 21, Copenhagen Denmark 1021; [telephone] +45 7025575, ***** +33 493 206065, e bibs@bournonville.dk, www.bournonville.dk *** **** <> GREECE ATHENS GREEK FOLK DANCE AND CULTURE Greek Dances Theater Dora Stratou. Call&mail for dates and details. Folk. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 18+. Apply in June. Contact: Adamantia Angeli, GDTDS, 8 Scholion St., Plaka, GR-10558 Athens; [telephone] +30 10-3244395, ***** +30 10-3246921, e grdance@hol.gr, www.users.hol.gr/~grdance **** <> KALAMATA 8TH KALAMATA INTERNATIONAL DANCE FESTIVAL/WORKSHOP Kalamata International Dance Centre. July 15-30. Ballet, Modern. Adv-Pro. Ages 15+. Tuition: approx. $235. Rm/bd: approx. $35. Call for details. Apply by June 15. Contact: Ms. Erifili Efremidou, KIDG, 6 Pan Kessari Str., 24100 Kalamata, Greece; [telephone] +30 1-7751731, ***** +30 1-72126966, e dikeho@conxion.gr, www.dikeho.conxion.gr HUNGARY BUDAPEST INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE Hungarian Dance Academy. Aug 5-17. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hungarian Folk-Dance. Int. Ages 13-24. Tuition: $720. Rm/bd: $350. Apply by May 31. $30 fee. Contact: Zsuzsa Szabo, HDA, H-lo75 Budapest Kazinczy u. 42-46, Budapest, Hungary; [telephone] 361/352-8443, ***** 361/352-8447, e info@mtf.hu, www.mtf.hu *** SOPRON EARLY MUSIC DAYS Hungarofest. June 22-29. Baroque. Int, Adv. Ages 15+. Tuition: ~300. Rm/bd: ~100/wk. Apply by May 1. ~50 fee. Contact: Maria Liszkay, Hungarofest, 1072 Budapest, Nagydiofa u. 10-12, Sopron, Hungary; [telephone] +36 1 266-1459, e liszkay.maria@hungarofest.hu, www.hungarofest.hu *** **** IRELAND DUBLIN DANCE ALL DAY Dance Theatre of Ireland. July 8-26. Modern, Hip-Hop. Beg, Int. Ages 7+. Tuition: $80. Contact: Dance Theatre of Ireland, Bloomfield's, Lower Georges Street, Dun Laoghaire Co., Dublin, Ireland; [telephone] +353 1 280 3455, ***** +353 1 280 3466, e danceire@iol.ie ISRAEL TEL AVIV INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE Bat-Dor Studios of Dance. June 28-July 19. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap. Int-Adv. Ages 10+. Tuition: $500. Apply by May 15. Contact: Riva Friedman, BDSD, 30 Ibn Gvirol, Tel Aviv; [telephone] +972 3-6963175, ***** +972 3-6955587 * (vid.) SUMMER COURSE Matan Arts & Culture Project for Youth. July. Ballet, Jazz, Modern. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 13-18. Apply by May 31. Contact: Galit Liss, MACPY, 16 Hanatziv St., Tel Aviv 67018', [telephone] +927 3-6241001 ext 238, ***** +927 3-6241005, e matan@matnasim.org.il * (vid./rec.) ** *** ITALY CASTIGLIONCELLO SUMMER WORKSHOP Pro Danza Italia/USA. July 3-29. Jazz, Modern, Tap. Int-Adv. Ages 17+. Rolling space available. $35 fee. Contact: Pola Chapelle, Director, PDI/USA, Box 15, Annandale, NY 12504; [telephone] 845/876-4394, ***** 845/876-4394, e prodanzaitalia@hotmail.com, www.prodanzaitalia.com * (vid.) ** *** **** [ FLORENCE DANZ & STATE Centro Studi Danza, Scuola del Balletto di Toscana. July 1-13. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop. Int-Adv. Call for details. Apply by June 30. Contact: Margherita Gioia, Via Claudio Monteverdi 3/1, 50144 Florence, Italy; [telephone]+39 055-351530, ***** +39 155-353856, e bdt@programmifuturi.it, www.programmifuturi.it/ballettoditoscana MANTUA SUMMER INTENSIVE Universita di Danza e Teatro. July 1-24. Ballet, Modern. Adv, Pro, Teachers. Ages 6+. Tuition: $2,500, incl. rm/bd. Apply by May 20. Contact: Prof. Daniela Ghiraldini, UDT, 13 p/le Togliatti, Porto Mantovano MN Italy 46047; [telephone] +376-396824 * (vid.) ** $ *** [ <> PISA DANCE EDUCATION New York University Dance Education Program. Call for dates and details. Modern, Improvisation, Choreography. Adv. Contact: Heather Lenahan, DEP, 35 W. 4th St., Suite 675, New York, NY 10012-1172; [telephone] 212/998-5400, ***** 212/995-4560, e hll214@nyu.edu, www.nyu.edu/education/music *** [ SPOLETO SPOLETO STUDY ABROAD Spoleto Study Abroad. July 18-Aug 15. Ages 15-19. Call for details.Tuition: $5,050. Apply by Feb 15. $75 fee. Contact: Jill and Lorenzo Muti, SSA, P.O. Box 99147, Raleigh, NC 27624; [telephone] 919/384-0031, ***** 919/846-2371, e spoleto@mindspring.com * (vid.) *** **** URBINO URBINO SUMMER DANCE S.U.N.Y. New Paltz. July 1-27. Modern, other forms TBA. Int. Ages 18+. Tuition:$413.55. Rm/bd: $845. Apply by April 15. $25 fee. Contact: Lynn Barr, S.U.N.Y. New Paltz, 75 S. Manheim Blvd., Suite 9, New Paltz, NY 12561-2443; [telephone] 845/257-3125, ***** 845/257-3129, e international@newpaltz.edu, www.newpaltz.edu * (rec.) *** **** [ NETHERLANDS AMSTERDAM AMSTERDANCE SUMMER Henry Jurriems Foundation. Call/email for dates. Ballet, Modern. Adv-Pro. Open classes. Tuition: $5 per class. Contact: Gary Feingold, HJF, Gerard Brandtstraat 26, 1054JK Amsterdam, The Netherlands; [telephone] +31 20 4121510, ***** +31 20 6123154, e feingold.hjs@euronet.nl, www.euronet.nl/~hjs RUSSIA NOVOSIBIRSK DANCES OF THE PEOPLES OF SIBERIA Folkraft-Europe. July 15-29. Folk. Beg, Int, Adv. All ages. Contact: Ricky Holden by email only at rhfe@usa.net; [telephone] +32 2-4783648 *** ST. PETERSBURG VAGANOVA ACADEMY CONFERENCE, DEMONSTRATION AND 5TH ANNUAL BALLET COMPETITION St. Petersburg Travel, Inc. June 18-June 27. Ballet, Character, History. Beg, InK Adv, Pro., Teachers. Tuition/Rm/bd: $1,779. Apply by May 1. $300 deposit. Contact: Anna Grudzinski, St. Petersburg Travel, Inc, 21382 Sleepy Glen, Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679; [telephone] 949/459-9770, ***** 949/459-9730, e stpbtravel@earthlink.net, www.trips2russia.com *** **** <> SWEDEN STOCKHOLM INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSES 2002 Balletakademien. May 10-Aug 17. Ballet, Modern, Jazz. Beg, Int, Adv. Tuition: $15/class. Contact: Lillemor Lundberg, Balletakademien, Box 26210, 100 Y1 Stockholm, Sweden; [telephone] +46 8-7894120, ***** +46 8-7894123, e balettakademien@folkuniversitet.se, www.folkuniversitet.se/balettakademien SWITZERLAND ASCONA ASCONA DANCE WORKSHOP Dance Promotion Suisse. July 28-Aug 4. Jazz, Modern, Hip-Hop, Afro-Jazz. Int, Adv. Ages 14+. Tuition: $150-$350. Rm/bd: $150. Apply by May 10. Contact: Fernando Damaso, DPS, Via Collegio 16-6612, Ascona, Switzerland; [telephone] +91 791 73 15, ***** +91 791 73 15, e info@dancepromotion.ch, www.dancepromotion.ch *** GENEVA SUMMER PROGRAM Atelier des Arts. July 22-Aug 12. Ballet, Modern. Int-Adv. Ages 16+. Tuition: $3,650, incl. rm/bd. Apply by April 25. Contact: Francia Tobacman, Director, AA, 55 Bethune St. New York, NY, 10014; [telephone] 212/727-1756, ***** 212/691-0631, e info@atelierdesarts.org, www.atelierdesarts.org * (vid.) ** *** **** [ UNITED KINGDOM HARROGATE, ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Harrogate International Festival. July 18Aug 3. Ballet, Modern, World. Call for details. Contact: William Culver-Dodds, Director, HIF, 1 Victoria Ave., Harrogate H4I 1EQ North Yorkshire, UK; [telephone] +44 01423-562303, ***** +44 01423-521264, e info@harrogate-festival.org, www.harrogate-festival.org.uk LLANGOLLEN, WALES INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD Authentic Folk. Adv. Call or email for details. Contact: Artistic Director, Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod, Royal International Pavilion Llangollen, N. Wales, UK; [telephone] +1978-862000, ***** +1978-862002, e info@international-eisteddfod.com, www.international-eisteddfod.co.uk * (vid.) *** **** LONDON SUMMER 2002 London Studio Centre. July 29-Aug 16. Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Contemporary, Musical Theatre. Ages 15+. Tuition: 195 pounds/wk. Apply by May 7. Deposit/50 pounds. Contact: Heather Walker, LSC, 42-50 York Way, London, NI 9AB, UK; [telephone] 020 7837 7741, ***** 0020 7837 3248, e heather.walker@london-studiocentre.co.uk, www.lsc.uk.net *** SUMMER INTENSIVES The Place. Week 1: July 22-27. Week 2: July 29-Aug 3. Week 3: Aug 5-10. Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Yoga, Pilates, Performance. Beg, Int, Adv. Ages 16+. Apply by July 22. Contact: Andy Papas, Manager, The Place, 16 Flaxman Terrace, London WC1 H9AB UK; [telephone] 207/388-8430, ***** 207/383-4851, www.theplace.org.uk **** SUMMER SCHOOL Union Dance Company. Aug 5-9 Juniors (ages 7-13) and Adults. Aug. 12-16 Seniors (ages 14-25). Contemporary dance with b-buying, martial arts. Beg, Int, Adv. Apply by July 29. Call/write for fee. Contact: Rachel Attfield, UDC, 12 Lisson Grove, London NW1 4TS UK; [telephone] +44 020-7724-5765, ***** +44 020-7224-8911, e danceunion@aol.com |
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