2009
January 2009
Saturday 17 January 2009
Sat 17 Jan, 11 am. 466 West 152nd Street, New York, 10031-1814. Laveen Naidu, 212-690-2800. Dance Theatre of Harlem - [email][events]
Birmingham, AL Alabama Dance Festival Six weeks (7/6 - 8/15) in an unparalleled dance environment with some of the best teachers and coaches in the world • Train with luminaries like Arthur Mitchell, Homer Bryant, Lorraine Graves , Mary Hinkson, Kabby Mitchell and Virginia Johnson, as part of DTH’s Masters & Mentors Series • Attend Broadway shows and visit some of the best museums and galleries in the world • Participate in a culminating performance at DTH’s Harlem Week Presentation • Awards Presentation where Summer Intensive Participants wiil receive a Certificate of Completion
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
• Minimum three (3) years classical ballet training
• Males & Females ages 8-24
• Audition Fee: $15.00
• Arrive 30 minutes prior to audition
• Pointe shoes required for intermediate and advanced levels
• Intermediate & advanced levels, bring resume and full-body shot
• Placement results are mailed within three weeks of auditions
Tuition and Fees:
Beginner Levels 1 and 2
$770.00
Intermediate Levels 1 and 2
$915.00
Intermediate 3
$1,120.00
Advanced
$1,275.00
Room and Board not included.
Call 212.690.2800 x421 for more information.
Due April 6, 2009 (non-refundable)
Registration Fee: $35.00
Tuition Deposit: 50%
Room & Board Deposit: 50%.
Due May 4, 2009
Remaining tuition and room & board balance
SCHOLARSHIPS
DTH will offer a very limited number of Housing Scholarships for the 2009 Summer Intensive
A limited number of full and partial scholarships are provided based on merit.
SUMMER HOUSING
• Supervised accommodations available for students ages 13-17
• Extra curricular activities for evenings and weekends are planned by DTHS and chaperoned
• Unsupervised housing available for students 18 years and older
• For rates and additional information, contact school registrar
PHYSICAL THERAPY
On-site treatment and referrals are provided by physical therapists from the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries.