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Russian Masters Ballet

RMB Summer Intensive St. Petersburg — Professional (3 weeks) 2027

Vaganova Academy, St. Petersburg, RU

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Schedule

Dates to be announced

Schedule notes

3 weeks (dates to be confirmed)

Prices

  • €1,950 · Program fee

    1 950 €*

  • €180 · * in case student wants to book classes only, without accomodation package, an additional fee of

    * in case student wants to book classes only, without accomodation package, an additional fee of 180 € will be added

Application

Status
Status not confirmed — check provider
Age
Ages 10–19
  • 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

  • Svetlana Ivanova — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Natalia Permyakova — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Galina Enikeeva — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Elena Bobovnikova (Chmil) — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Anastasia Sevostianova — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Ilya Novoseltsev — teacher · senior teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Aleksandra Lebedeva — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Dmitry Pykhachov — teacher · teacher, Vaganova Ballet Academy
  • Sofia Gumerova — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Boris Eifman Dance Academy
  • Marianna Krivenko — teacher · Vaganova Ballet Academy · Russian Masters Ballet
  • Ivan Zaytsev — guest · principal, Mikhailovsky Theatre
  • Veronika Markova — guest · soloist, Mikhailovsky Theatre

Discipline

  • classical
  • contemporary
  • character
  • repertoire
  • pointe
  • professional
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Data last updated 15 Oct 2026 · always confirm details with the provider before applying.