The Jerusalem Ballet Summer Course – An Extraordinary Experience!
Every year at the beginning of August, the Jerusalem Ballet School hosts a summer course taught by teachers from the Jerusalem Ballet Company and guest instructors from Israel and abroad. Over the course of two intense weeks, students experience a diverse range of dance classes and workshops and samplings in related fields.
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Ages 6-9 10.8-14.8
Ballet, Body Conditioning, Coordination, Modern, Pointe Preparation, Music Appreciation, Ballet History, Calligraphy, Stage Makeup
Regular price | NIS 1200 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students | NIS 990
Ages 10-13 3.8-7.8
Ballet, Reperoitre, Body Conditioning, Coordination, Modern, Music Appreciation, Ballet History
Regular price | NIS 1200 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students | NIS 990
Ages 14-18+ 3.8-8.8 and/or 10.8-15.8
Week I: Ballet, Repertoire, Pilates, Modern with guest teacher
Week II: Ballet, Improvisations based on William Forsythe’s movement language with a guest teacher, Creative Flow and Listening, Integration of Multidisciplinary
Ideas
Regular price (one week) | NIS 1800 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students (one week) | NIS 1500
Regular price (two weeks) | NIS 2500 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students (two weeks) | NIS 2300
About the guest teachers:
Aidan Nettles is an Assistant Professor of Dance at Florida Atlantic University (USA). She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from the University of Alabama (USA) and a Master of Arts (with distinction) from the University of Roehampton (UK). Aidan’s extensive training in classical ballet, modern dance, and jazz includes certification in the American Ballet Theatre (ABT®) National Training Curriculum (USA). Aiden has vast experience teaching students of all ages and levels. Her original choreographic works and educational contributions have
received international recognition.
Tamas Moricz, a native of Hungary and a graduate of the Hungarian National Ballet Academy (Vaganova method), is renowned for his close collaboration with choreographer William Forsythe during his years as a dancer with the Frankfurt Ballet (Germany), as well as with choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, with whom he co-directed the Royal Ballet of Flanders (Belgium).
As a teacher, Tamas integrates various training and teaching methods he experienced as a student and professional dancer, including Forsythe’s improvisational technologies, neuroscience, martial arts, yoga, Feldenkrais, and more.