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INTERNATIONAL INTENSIVE INTERNATIONAL INTENSIVE 2018 SUMMER 2018 24 June– 28 July 2018 Ages 10-20 An enriching 3 or 5 week program for the aspiring professional A SUMMER TO REMEMBER An acclaimed roster of world-renowned teachers will guide students through an elite training program in a professional and supportive environment. The program includes classical technique, men’s virtuosity, pointe, pas de deux, repertoire, conditioning and modern. A FIRST STEP Students with exceptional talent and commitment will be invited to join The Margaret Barbieri Conservatory, our year- round pre-professional program. Former students have gone on to careers with The Sarasota Ballet and other companies, 5555 North Tamiami Trail 5555 Trail North Tamiami FL 34243 Sarasota, PERFORMANCE The program culminates in performances at the Florida State University Center for the Performing Arts. Repertoire has included works by renowned choreogaphers such as Sir Frederick Ashton, Antony Tudor and Sir Matthew Bourne. EXPERIENCE SARASOTA Make lifelong friends in an exciting residence life program packed with visits to the beach, boating and cultural weekend activities. Accommodation is available for students age 12 and older. ABOUT OUR PROGRAM 24 JUNE - 28 JULY 2018 MADE POSSIBLE BY THE MURIEL O’NEIL FUND AT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SARASOTA COUNTY AUDITION DATES CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL JANUARY 6 MIAMI INTENSIVE JANUARY 6 SUMMER 2018 NEW YORK JANUARY 7 ATLANTA JANUARY 12 BOSTON JANUARY 15 ALBUQUERQUE JANUARY 20 WASHINGTON DC JANUARY 21 WINSTON-SALEM JANUARY 27 CINCINNATI JANUARY 28 SARASOTA FEBRUARY 3 PRE-REGISTER ONLINE photography by Frank Atura Atura byFrank photography INTERNATIONAL FACULTY THE SARASOTA BALLET IAIN WEBB - Director MARGARET BARBIERI - Assistant Director CHRISTOPHER HIRD - Director of Education PLUS YEAR ROUND FACULTY SPECIAL GUEST PHILLIP BROOMHEAD - former Principal Dancer with The Royal Ballet and Houston Ballet ADDITIONAL GUEST FACULTY TO BE ANNOUNCED FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: P: 941.225.6520 E: [email protected] www.sarasotaballet.org/education.

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