Summer intensive 2014 brochure.psf
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Summer intensive 2014 brochure.psf
Registration Form Summer Intensive 2014 (please indicate when your child will be dancing) _____ Week 1 - 7/7- 11 _____ Week 2 - 7/14 - 18 _____ Week 3 - 7/21 - 25 _____ Week 4 - 7/28 - 8/1 _____ Week 5 - 8/4 - 8/8 _____ Week 6 - 8/11 - 15 _____ Week 7 - 8/18 - 22 Weekly class (day/time)_________________ _______________________________________ Student's Name____________________ Student's Age_____ Address___________________________ ___________________________________ Phone #(h)_________________________ (c)_________________________________ email______________________________ * Registrations are being accepted now. *Tuition needs to be paid the Monday/Tuesday of each week. * There is a $100 registration fee which will be put towards the first week's tuition which is due by June 20. * There is a 10% discount if the summer is paid in full. If you have more than one child in your family, the second child receives a 10% discount. * Drop-in fee is $35 WOLFEBORO and DOVER Full Days are offered for advanced dancers (those currently on pointe ballet level 4/5/6) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in two blocks: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. (if unable to do the full day, you can chose to do one of the blocks at the 1/2 day rate) Each week will include classes in ballet, pointe, technique, partnering, modern jazz, and strengthening. Ballet will be offered every morning. Cost: Three full days/week - $230 Two full days/week - $170 One full day/week - $94 Half days are offered for intermediate dancers (ballet level 2 and up) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays Each week will include classes in ballet, technique, beginning pointe. Cost: Two half days/week - $110 One half day/week - $67 Other classes that will continue through the summer in Wolfeboro: *Pre-Ballet - Thursday, 2:00-3:00pm Cost - $14/class *Ballet Level 1/2 - Thursday 3:00 4:00pm - Cost $14/class *Adult Ballet - Thursday, 6:30 - 8:00pm Cost $17/class Joan Weigars (Modern) Ms. Wiegers, who studied at the renowned Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance in New York City, taught at the Boston Conservatory and Harvard House School of the Arts. Ms Wiegers has performed with Charles Weidman Dance Theatre, NYC and Concert Dance Company, Boston. In 1986, Ms. Wiegers began teaching at Plymouth State University and developed their dance program. Her choreography has been performed throughout New England and in New York City. Lissa Curtis (Ballet, Pointe) Lissa made her debut with Northeastern Ballet Theatre as Lucy in Dracula in 2006. She partnered with ABT and Boston Ballet dancer, Eric Lindemer, in the original production of The Pirate and the Gypsy, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, and as the Sugar Plum fairy for 'The All New Hampshire' Nutcracker. Lissa received her B.S. in Exercise Science and her B.A. in Theater and Dance from the University of New Hampshire. She was featured in principle roles in Scenes dan un Salon, Paquita, and Echoes of the Highlands. She has been a guest artist for Great Bay Academy of Dance and Northeastern Ballet Theater with leading roles in Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Cinderella, Peter and the Wolf, and the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Nutcracker. Lissa is currently a principle dancer with International Ballet Company in Burlington, MA. She has been teaching with NBT for several years. DOVER Princess Ballet Mini Camp June 30 - July 3 only 9:00 - noon ages 3 - 5 years Cost - $132/week This mini camp is designed to accelerate the young student's technical level and knowledge about ballet. It consists of a ballet class the first hour and a half, followed by a short 15 minute break. The remainder of the time will be spent working on one technical aspect per day. This is NOT an arts and crafts camp. Other Classes in Dover during the summer on Tuesdays: *Pre-ballet - Tuesday 3:30-4:30 Cost - $14/class * Ballet level 1 - 4:30 -5:30 Cost - $14/class *Adult Ballet - 5:30 - 6:30 Cost - $14/class Instructors (please note that there will be special guest teachers TBA) Edra Toth (Ballet, Pointe) Miss Edra Toth was born in Budapest and left with her family during the Hungarian uprising in 1956, relocating to Boston as a small child. While in Boston, E. Virginia Williams (founder of the Boston Ballet), through her love and compassion for dance, gave Edra a scholarship to attend her school of dance. Edra made her debut with the Boston Ballet at age 13, advancing to Prima Ballerina two years later. Edra was the leading star for Boston Ballet for over ten years and was honored to perform at our nation’s capitol for President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. Miss Edra cherishes the opportunity to offer children the same chance that was given to her. By instructing children in dance, she teaches the rewards of training, hard work, and discipline. John Ling (Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Stretch and Strengthening) Mr. Ling is the Head of the Dance Department at Brewster Academy. Performing principal roles in such classics as The Nutcracker and La Corsaire Pas de Deux, to more contemporary choreography, John’s career has spanned several professional dance companies, which include The Lumiere Ballet, The Eglevsky Ballet, New York Dance theatre, Granite State Ballet and numerous ballroom and jazz companies. John trained with the Jeoffrey Ballet School in NY as well as NY Conservatory, among others. He has also appeared in musical such as 42nd Street, Kismet and A Chorus Line. Mr. Ling has been teaching and performing with Edra Toth's Academy of Dance and Music since 2006. .. Ron Thomas (Ballet, Hip Hop) Ron Thomas, a permanent guest artist with Northeastern Ballet Theatre, received his arts education at Boston Arts Academy under the direction of ballet master Cosmin Marciuletiu and began his aerial acrobatics training with the Hybrid Movement Company. Ronnie has performed with Jose Mateo’s Ballet Theater, The American Ballet Theater, White Oak Dance Project, Quixotic Fusion Performance Ensemble, Janusphere Dance Company and Urban Dance Collective amongst other companies. As an aerialist Ronnie has performed with the Hybrid Movement Company, Vance Garrett Productions and Rudy Benda Productions. He also performs breakdance with the NYC Tranzformerz Breakdance Crew. As a choreographer Ronnie has collaborated on dance, aerial and body2body works with the Hybrid Movement Company since 2009, earlier this year Mr. Thomas has performed a solo work for Quixotic Fusion Performance Ensemble’s ‘Lux Esalare.’ Sample Full day schedule: 10 - 11:30 - Ballet 11:30 - 12:30 - Pointe 12:30 - 1 - lunch 1 - 2:30 - Jazz 2:45- 4:15 - Hip Hop 4:30 - 5 - Stretch and Strengthening What to bring: healthy snacks and lunch, if you are full day, a towel to wipe off perspiration, extra hair items, needle and thread to repair shoes. There will be bottled water for sale for $1 in the studio in Wolfeboro, and there is a refrigerator. Northeastern Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive 2014 What to wear: Girls: Ballet - pink tights, black leotard, hair in bun, away from face Jazz - same attire, flesh colored jazz shoes, hair away from face, but doesn't have to be in bun Hip Hop - same as jazz Pointe - pink pointe shoes (If you need help with sizing or recommendations for pointe shoes, please speak to Miss Edra) Boys: Ballet - black tights, white t-shirt, white socks, white shoes **If you are unsure of which class level you belong in, please call Miss Edra at 834-8834 to schedule an evaluation prior to Summer Intensive** July 7 - August 22 Wolfeboro Studio - 26 Glendon St. Dover Studio - The McConnell Center Suite 239 For more information and to register, call (603) 834-8834 or visit www.northeasternballet.org.
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