School of American Ballet (SAB) - Intensive - 2025 Summer Course
70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023
30 hours/week
Company affiliated
No adult program
Offers performance opportunity
Styles: General Classical, Balanchine
Description
SAB’s highly acclaimed introduction to the School’s curriculum, faculty, and residential program has been a core offering since 1938. Over the past eight decades, thousands of talented students between the ages of 12 and 18 have first experienced the School through the five-week Summer Course, with hundreds going on to distinguished professional dance careers at top companies around the world. The Summer Course is a critical access point for those interested in future year-round training at SAB as all summer students are evaluated as candidates for the SAB’s Winter Term.
Sessions
Session Information
Ages:
12-18
Dates:
June 30th, 2025 - August 1st, 2025
Men's Program?
Yes
Tuition Options
(1)Description:
Upon signing the enrollment agreement, parents agree to pay all charges in full even if the student chooses not to attend or fails to complete the 5-week program. A deposit is due approximately 10 days after a student is accepted to the Summer Course. Final balances will be due on April 1.
Housing
- Available
(1)
Location:
70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023
Description:
In addition to the exceptional training students receive each day during the Summer Course, the School is dedicated to ensuring students have an extraordinary experience outside the classroom as well. Our facilities boast an on-site residence hall located in the same building as SAB’s studios in which a majority of our Summer Course students live throughout the program. The residence hall is a safe, convenient, fully-supervised “home away from home” that provides an enriching atmosphere for building friendships and a sense of community. Additionally, our Student Life staff works to provide a full complement of extracurricular programming that allow students to experience the best of New York City arts, culture and recreation.
Session Description
SAB’s highly acclaimed introduction to the School’s curriculum, faculty, and residential program has been a core offering since 1938. Over the past eight decades, thousands of talented students between the ages of 12 and 18 have first experienced the School through the five-week Summer Course, with hundreds going on to distinguished professional dance careers at top companies around the world. The Summer Course is a critical access point for those interested in future year-round training at SAB as all summer students are evaluated as candidates for the SAB’s Winter Term.
