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 7-11 09-13.8
Ballet, Strengthening and Flexibility, Coordination, Contemporary Dance (Graham Technique), Musical appreciation.
Regular price | NIS 1200 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students | NIS 990
Ages 10-13 02-06.8
Ballet, Strengthening and Flexibility, Coordination, Contemporary Dance (Graham Technique), Musical appreciation.
Regular price | NIS 1200 Special Rate for Jerusalem Ballet Students | NIS 990
Ages 14-18+ 02-07.8 and/or 09-14.8
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:
Moran Miller | Inbal Pinto Repertoire
Creator, dancer, and dance teacher with extensive professional experience in Israel and abroad.
Over the years, she has been involved in creating, teaching, and leading projects in the fields of dance and choreography, working with students and dancers of different ages.
Her approach combines strong technical foundations with the development of creativity, personal expression, and stage presence. In the Jerusalem Ballet Summer Course, she brings with her broad artistic experience, inspiring energy, and a deep love for the world of dance.
Her classes provide students with a professional, enriching environment filled with movement and creativity.
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.
