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International Ballet Masterclasses

Summer Masterclasses 2027

Czech National Ballet studios (National Theatre Prague), Anenské náměstí 2, Prague, CZ

Applications: Status not confirmed — deadline 14 Jul 2027

Schedule

Sorted by course start – 31 Jul 2027

  • Week 1 · 19 Jul 2027 – 24 Jul 2027
  • Week 2 · 26 Jul 2027 – 31 Jul 2027

Prices

  • €2,035 · One-week course — package, incl. accommodation · incl. accommodation
  • £1,750 · One-week course — package, incl. accommodation · incl. accommodation
  • €1,300 · One-week course — course only
  • £1,100 · One-week course — course only
  • €3,290 · Two-week course — package, incl. accommodation · incl. accommodation
  • £2,810 · Two-week course — package, incl. accommodation · incl. accommodation
  • €2,300 · Two-week course — course only
  • £1,950 · Two-week course — course only

Application

Status
Status not confirmed — deadline 14 Jul 2027
Deadline
14 Jul 2027
Age
Ages 16+

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  • Photographs · defined poses
    • first arabesque

    A photograph in a normal ballet position (first arabesque preferred).

  • CV / résumé

A non-returnable deposit of £250 (pounds sterling) or €300 (Euro) will be required, but not until you have received confirmation that you have been accepted on to the course. The fee for the course option of your choice must be paid in full by June 1st 2027 or it will be assumed that you will not be attending, and your place may be offered to another candidate.

Faculty

  • Daria Klimentová — Guest Teacher (Week One)
  • Mario Radacovsky — Guest Teacher (Week One)
  • Christopher Powney — Guest Teacher (Week One)
  • Daria Klimentová — Guest Teacher (Week Two)
  • Tamas Solymosi — Guest Teacher (Week Two)

Discipline

  • classical
  • contemporary
  • professional
  • pre-professional
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