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Children’s Summer Camps 2013
Session 1: June 10-14, 2013, Session 2: July 15-19, 2013, and Session 3: August 5-9, 2013 12pm-3pm Ages 3-6 Tuition $150 per week
The Children’s Summer Camp is a weeklong program for your child to learn, grow and have fun. Students will take classes in Pre-Ballet, Creative Movement, Creative Dramatics and Arts and Crafts. Each week revolves around a central theme, which is a classic ballet story. Every dance lesson, craft, and activity is related to the theme of the week. Your child will learn developmental motor skills, relationship and teamwork skills as well as creative thinking and problem solving skills. Each day is from 12pm- 3pm and includes a snack-time, movie-time and story-time. The students will take home a scrapbook of all activities at the end of the week. On the last day of the Camp, parents and guests are invited to watch a performance. Classes are held in the Sarasota Ballet Studios of the FSU Center for the Performing Arts, 5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34243. Contact the Education Office at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by calling 941-359-0099 x 120.
The Sarasota Ballet School: Summer Open Classes
Dates June 3-28
Levels Levels 1-4 in Studio 2 Levels 5+ in Studio 1
Cost $125 a week (3 hours per day with 2 classes) $25 a day (2 classes) $15 per class
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10-11:45 pm Ballet 12-1 pm Pointe or Pre-pointe
Tuesday 10-11:45 pm Ballet 12-1 pm Pas de Deux or Beg. Partnering
Thursday 10-11:45 pm Ballet 12-1 pm Modern/Jazz
Summer Intensive 2013
Dates: July 8, 2013 –August 3, 2013 (4 weeks) with a Final Performance Saturday, August 3, 2013, Mertz Theatre
Ages: 9 through Pre-professional
Schedule: Monday through Friday 10 am – 5 pm, Saturday 10am – 2 pm
Location: FSU Center for the Performing Arts, 5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL
Tuition: $500 per week
Room & Board: $600 per week (Residence Inn, Sarasota, FL)
Audition Fee: $25 live or video audition
Live Audition dates:
Saturday, February 9 - Chicago, IL
Sunday, February 10 – Columbus, OH
Sunday, February 17 – Houston, TX
Sunday, February 24 – Sarasota, FL
Saturday, March 2 – Denver, CO
Saturday, March 23 – Anchorage, AK
Sunday, March 24 – St. Petersburg, FL
Sunday, April 14 – Sarasota, FL
Video Auditions
Needed for all auditions
Live Audition Dress Code
Contact: 941.359.0099 x120 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Placement: Initially, each student is assessed and placed in the appropriate level based on observed technical ability and physical strength. The curriculum for each level allows for each individual student to continue to grow and increase his or her abilities and strength. Always the focus of instruction is what is most beneficial for the individual student. The emphasis of the program is ballet with supplementary classes in pointe, variations, modern, jazz, and character as appropriate for the student.
Curriculum: Ballet, pointe, variations, repertoire, modern, jazz, partnering, character, pilates, yoga, stretch and mini-workshops will be held on topics such as injury prevention, nutrition and music. Advanced students will be able to participate in Pas de Duex and master classes as well.
Faculty: The Faculty includes members of the Sarasota Ballet Company and Sarasota Ballet School Faculty. As part of the Sarasota Ballet, often the School Faculty is supplemented by world-renowned guest artists. Some faculty includes Isabel Dubrocq, Javier Dubrocq, Sherri Kitchens, Pavel Fomin, Dex Honea, Kate Honea, Lisa Townsend, Wendy Johnson, Sara Sardelli, Pedro Batista, Courtney Smith, and Chaz Glunk.
Room and Board: Housing is arranged at the Courtyard & Residence Inn by Marriott, 1040 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34234. A chaperone will live on-site with the students. The fee of $600 per week includes a shared room, 3 meals per day, and transportation between the hotel and The Sarasota Ballet.
Outside Activities: As the training schedule allows, students will be given the opportunity to enjoy outside activities like visits to area beaches and attractions like the Ringling Museum of Art, Selby Gardens, malls, movies and more. Activity fees apply. All outside activities are chaperoned.
Payment Schedule: Upon acceptance, students must return registration forms with a non-refundable tuition deposit of $300 and a $600 deposit for housing is required. Deposits will be applied to the total amount(s) due. There are no refunds for housing or tuition deposits.
Dress Code: Ballet: Girls must wear pink transition tights, black leotard, pink ballet shoes and hair in a bun. Boys must wear black tights, white t-shirt, and black ballet shoes. Pointe: Pointe shoes and a black ballet skirt. Jazz: Black jazz shoes and black jazz pants. Character: Black character shoes and black character skirt 4 inches below the knee
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**All The Sarasota Ballet School Summer Intensive students will be considered for the prestigious Margaret Barbieri Conservatory of Dance.**
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