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The Royal Ballet School
Los Angeles Intensive 2027
The Music Centre, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, 135 N Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, United States, Los Angeles, US
Schedule
Sorted by course start – 9 Jul 2027
Schedule notes
28 June – 9 July 2027 10-11 years, five-day course: Monday 28 June – Friday 2 July 2027 OR Monday 5 – Friday 9 July 2027 12-13 years, five-day or ten-day course: Monday 28 June – Friday 2 July 2027 OR Monday 5 – Friday 9 July 2027 OR Monday 28 June – Friday 9 July (no classes on Saturday or Sunday) 14-19 years, ten-day course: Monday 28 June – Friday 9 July 2027 (no classes on Saturday or Sunday) 30 mins private 1:1 coaching with Royal Ballet School artistic staff: Tuesday 29 June 16.30-18.00 Wednesday 30 June 16.30-18.00 Thursday 1 July 16.30-18.00 Tuesday 6 July 16.30-18.00 Wednesday 7 July 16.30-18.00 Thursday 8 July 16.30-18.00 Tuesday 29 June 16.30-18.00 Wednesday 30 June 16.30-18.00 Thursday 1 July 16.30-18.00 Tuesday 6 July 16.30-18.00 Wednesday 7 July 16.30-18.00 Thursday 8 July 16.30-18.00
Prices
- £1,100 · Five-day course
Five-day course: £1,100
- £2,200 · Ten-day course
Ten-day course: £2,200
- £50 · Application fee
Application fee: £50
- £190 · 30 mins private 1:1 coaching
30 mins private 1:1 coaching: £190
Application
Date-based status uses the UTC calendar date. Deadline dates do not give a closing time; check the provider for the exact cutoff.
- Photographs · defined poses
Required positions are published as age-banded diagrams on the photograph-requirements page: https://www.royalballetschool.org.uk/train/apply/photograph-requirements/
Applications close: 8 January 2027
Faculty
- Paul Kay — Announced course faculty; age-track assignment not published · Head of Intensive Courses and Talent Identification, The Royal Ballet School
- Rachael Hunt — Announced course faculty; age-track assignment not published · Artistic Manager International Intensive Courses, The Royal Ballet School
Discipline
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