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Financials. The School of American Ballet was founded in 1934 and incorporated in the State of New York as a nonprofit institution. The School maintains a Federal income tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) and has been designated as an organization that is not a private foundation.
Ballet Connoisseurship – Lincoln Kirstein and SAB In this session, Silas Farley and Linda Murray give us a look into Lincoln Kirstein’s life, arts patronage, favorite artists, and path to partnering with George Balanchine to start a new, enduring American ballet tradition.
SAB’s Assistant Director of Student Life for Residential and Transitional Programming maintains a close relationship with AVI’s Management, ensuring that AVI’s program is responsive to evolving student needs or concerns. The Summer Course Room and Board fee includes a mandatory 20-meal per week dining plan. Students receive three meals a ...
Admission to SAB’s Winter Term and summer programs is by audition only. There are several opportunities throughout the year for students of varying ages and experience to audition. View upcoming auditions below. Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information regarding auditions and programs offered at SAB.
Study in the School of American Ballet’s summer programs is for dedicated ballet students between the ages of 10 and 18 years old. Admission to our summer programs is by audition only. Our flagship five-week Summer Course in NYC for 12 to 18 year olds offers intensive exposure to SAB’s year-round training syllabus and provides an ...
About. the. School. Founded in 1954 by Audrée Estey, Princeton Ballet School is one of the nation’s finest non-profit dance schools. Many things set Princeton Ballet School apart from the usual dance school, the most important being: our philosophy; our faculty; our affiliation with a professional ballet company; our dedication to live music ...
Getting Here. The School of American Ballet is located in the Samuel B. and David Rose Building at the northwest corner of the Lincoln Center campus. (165 W. 65th Street between Amsterdam and Broadway). The building lobby is located one story above street level on a plaza which also contains the primary entrance to the Walter Reade Theater.
