Manhattan Youth Ballet's 2012 Summer Intensive Set for 8/13-31

By: Jun. 21, 2012
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Manhattan Movement & Arts Centerannounces Manhattan Youth Ballet's Summer Intensive at the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center at 248 W. 60th Street, NYC (between Amsterdam and West End Avenues) in the Lincoln Center area.

Manhattan Youth Ballet offers a comprehensive three-week Summer Intensive in August to prepare dancers to return to their year-round programs. With a distinguished faculty from the New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre and The Kirov Ballet, as well as with contemporary classes, Pilates, and pas de deux / partnering, each student will receive an extremely well-rounded experience to improve both their technique and artistry. There will be an end-of-program performance at the state-of-the-art MMAC Theater for family, friends and invited industry guests. Modeled after the great schools of Europe, this pre-professional program is the only one of its kind in this country. Former students of Manhattan Youth Ballet now dance with American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, Boston Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Washington Ballet, Nederland Dans Theatre and Complexion among others.

The Manhattan Youth Ballet Summer Intensive is under the direction of Executive Artistic Director Rose Caiola and Artistic Advisor Daniel Ulbricht. Deborah Wingert leads the faculty that includes Head of Classical Repertoire Marina Stavitskaya, Choreographer-in-Residence Brian Reeder, Natalia Boesch, Peter O'Brien, Erin Fogarty and Karen Lacy. Instruction will also be provided by additional guest faculty from New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre and Boston Ballet School, including:

Dena Abergel, School of American Ballet
Igor Burlak, Boston Ballet School
Michael Vernon, Indiana University and Ballet School of Stamford
Robert Fairchild, New York City Ballet
Amar Ramasar, New York City Ballet
Adam Hendrickson, New York City Ballet
Maria Kowroski, New York City Ballet
Wendy Whelan, New York City Ballet
Ashley Bouder, New York City Ballet
Tiler Peck, New York City Ballet
Nicole Graniero, American Ballet Theatre
Herman Cornejo, American Ballet Theatre
Attila Joey Csiki, Lar Lubovitch Dance Company

Earlier this year, MYB announced a scholarship program for all boys ages 8-22. The Benny Caiola Men of Merit Scholarship

Modeled with an emphasis on European classical ballet, Manhattan Youth Ballet (MYB) offers world class training in a nurturing environment focused on discipline, precision and artistry. MYB is the culmination of Ms. Rose Caiola's effort for the past fifteen years to create a viable and curriculum-based ballet academy in Manhattan in order to serve the needs of the multifaceted community. Principal members of the faculty have received their training in schools such as the School of American Ballet, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet and the Kirov Ballet. The faculty strives to bring out the individual potential of each student with an emphasis on artistry as well as technique to create truly versatile dancers for the current dance world. Education is a top priority at Manhattan Youth Ballet and the school has numerous community outreach programs to promote dance education. Since moving to its new home at Manhattan Movement & Arts Center in September 2008, over 2,500 New York City school children have participated in lecture demonstrations and/or been MYB's invited guests at full-length performances. For more information, visit www.manhattanyouthballet.org.

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