Summer Classes

There is an 8 student minimum for the workshop to be held.

Ballet III & IV (9-12 yrs. old):                                                                                                                                                              

The class will include a technique class, pointe work, variations and other techniques and possibly some partnering. This class will keep you in shape for any other summer intensives you may be doing. The class will meet 11 times; July 20th, there will be no class. You will attend the Island Moving Co opening night performance together.

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Creative Movement (3-5 yrs. old)

Over the course of five days the children will create a dance performance piece based on the creative movement themes we explore. Simple costume and set pieces will be created for our performance during the crafts portion of the class.

Ballet IV & V (13 yrs. & up)

This two-week workshop is for the more serious dancer who is not yet ready to leave home to study. It will give the student the opportunity to devote more time to dance without the hurry of the school year. There will be technique and pointe classes, jazz, modern, contemporary, and folk. We also begin some simple partnering. The afternoon hours from 2:30 - 4:00 will be spent rehearsing choreography and learning variations. Single Week: $400

Ballet IA/B & II (7-8 yrs. old)

A first exploration of other dance forms including, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Folk and Choreography. We will also learn about performance etiquette, stage make -up, and hair for ballet class and performance. This workshop culminates in a mini performance on the last day.

Ballet IIIA/B/C & IV (9-12 yrs. old)

This a chance for the dancer with a few years of experience to explore different dance forms. Ballet, Jazz, Folk, and Contemporary will be explored, adding both variations and choreography with rehearsal in the afternoon hours.

The workshop will culminate in a mini performance on the last day.

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6-yrs-old Workshop

This is a one-week workshop for children who will be entering the first grade in Sept. and have not yet had any formal ballet training. The children will be introduced to the ballet barre and learn more of the formal structure of the ballet class. They will have jazz classes and folk classes. They will begin to learn about hair for the ballet class and dress code requirements. In a fun, friendly environment, they will become prepared to enter the Level I ballet class in the fall. Of course, there will be plenty of time to create some of their own choreography and prepare a short performance to be given on the last day of class.

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