Registration Deadline For Society For The Performing Arts's Ballet Hispanico Summer Intensive, Today

By: May. 25, 2018
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Registration Deadline For Society For The Performing Arts's Ballet Hispanico Summer Intensive, Today The Education and Community Engagement department of Society for the Performing Arts presents the 2018 Ballet Hispánico Summer Intensive from June 4 - 15 at Episcopal High School. The deadline for registration is May 25. The two-week residency is designed to serve the needs of emerging dancers in the Houston community and supports a 360-degree approach to the development of the dancers.

The program will be rigorous and dynamic in the tradition of Ballet Hispánico's signature fusion of classical ballet, contemporary, and folkloric dance forms. The intensive has been curated to satisfy the cultivation of technique, versatility in the fusion of forms and disciplines, and the education of families and dancers to understand how to navigate a dancer's life.

Dancers in grades 6 - 12 are invited to register. The intensive is split into two sections, a Junior High Intensive (grades 6 - 8) and a Pre-Professional Intensive (grades 9 - 12). Class placement will take place the first day to ensure each participant is placed in the appropriate level group.

WHEN: June 4 - 15; registration is open through May 25 (early bird registration by Apr. 13). Episcopal High School, 4650 Bissonnet St. Bellaire, TX 77401. Junior High Intensive Cost: $150 (Early Bird)/ $175 (Regular). Pre-Professional Intensive Cost: $250 (Early Bird)/ $275 (Regular)

For information on financial scholarships, please email education@spahouston.org. To register, please visit our Education section on spahouston.org for a registration packet. To learn more about the program, please find our Summer Intensive information here.

About Society for the Performing Arts

Founded in 1966, Society for the Performing Arts (SPA) is the largest independent non-profit presenting organization in the Southwest. Since its inception, SPA has sponsored more than 1,000 performances of the world's finest music, dance and theater events, in adherence to the belief that the arts are fundamental to the overall enrichment and quality of life within the community. In addition to presenting artists, SPA seeks to provide a variety of learning experiences for adults and children through master classes, lectures and special student performances, as well as build relationships between the performing arts and other interests within the greater Houston area and throughout the state of Texas.



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