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Russian Masters Ballet

RMB Summer Intensive Alicante — Open Professional 2027

International Dance School, Alicante, ES

Applications: Status not confirmed — check provider

Schedule

Sorted by course start – 25 Jul 2027

Schedule notes

1 week: 4 - 11 July 2 weeks: 11 - 25 July 3 weeks: 4- 25 July

Prices

  • €550 · 1 week: 4 - 11 July

    1 week: 4 - 11 July - 550 €

  • €950 · 2 weeks: 11 - 25 July

    2 weeks: 11 - 25 July - 950 €

  • €1,250 · Special price for combination 1+2 weeks

    Special price for combination 1+2 weeks: 1 250 €

Application

Status
Status not confirmed — check provider
Age
Ages 10–18
  • Video · specific brief

    Applicants pass an audition — live group, online group, online individual, or by video. A video audition (8–12 min) must show: barre (tendu, fondu, grand battement); a centre adagio; a pirouette combination; small, medium and big jump combinations; two combinations on pointe; and an optional classical variation. Returning RMB students may be exempt.

Faculty

  • Tatiana Sevostianova (Kvasova) — teacher
  • Yuliya Kasenkova — teacher · senior teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Larisa Lezhnina — guest · Dutch National Ballet
  • Victoria Omelnitskaya — teacher · senior teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Polina Rassadina — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Anna Podlesnaya — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Russian Masters Ballet
  • Dmitry Shevtsov — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Russian Masters Ballet
  • Svetlana Efimova — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Marianna Krivenk o — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Russian Masters Ballet
  • Olga Pavlova — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Russian Masters Ballet
  • Andrei Ermolenkov — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Mikhailovsky Theatre
  • Anton Valdbauer — teacher

Discipline

  • classical
  • contemporary
  • character
  • repertoire
  • pointe
  • professional
  • open
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