Nutcracker Ballet - New York (Brooklyn) (NY)

Dates & Times:
Evaluation: Sunday, August 4
Summer Intensive:
Monday, August 5 – Friday, August 9
9:00am-4:00pm
(Times subject to change)

Location:
Brighton Ballet Theatre School of Russian Ballet
Kingsborough Community College
2001 Oriental Blvd. Bldg T7, 2nd Floorr, Room 721
Brooklyn, NY 11235
[email protected]
718-769-9161

Click here to Register for Your Summer Intensive

JOIN US for Moscow Ballet’s week-long Summer Intensives from June through July. Click on your city for more information: Fairfax, VA; Jacksonville, FL; Kansas City, MO; Savannah, GA; Sioux Falls, SD; Albany, NY; Little Rock, AR; Nashville, TN; and Brooklyn, NY.

Open to ballet students ages 8-20 years, Moscow Ballet Summer Intensives offer technique classes and special programming by level for Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced dancers.

Taking a Moscow Ballet Summer Intensive is a wonderful opportunity for young dancers to pre-professionals to study Russian ballet technique, character dance, classic ballet repertory, and MORE with Moscow Ballet Soloists and Audition Directors Yuriy Kuzo and Alisa Bolotnikova, beloved by teachers and students who have participated in Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker.

This comprehensive program provides a positive and supportive environment and presents student dancers the opportunity to develop their technical and artistic skills. (Classes are subject to change)

Kings Theatre - Nearly two years after its extensive restoration was announced, the historic Kings Theatre reopens in February 2015 with its first concert with Diana Ross. Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen said, "A milestone for the Flatbush community." Built in 1929, the Kings Theatre is the largest indoor theater in Brooklyn with over 3,000 seats. It closed in 1977 and was acquired by the city in 1983. The $95 million work has made sure its grand flourishes—inspired by Versailles and the Paris Opera House, no less—are glowing, with original fixtures such as chandeliers restored, new carpets, tapestries and curtains, all based on archival photographs.

The venue offers a wide spectrum of programming from local, national and international performing artists, with more than 200 performances annually. David Anderson—president for ACE Theatrical Group, the company that is operating the theater—said, "The Kings Theatre is now once again an integral part of this community, after being lost to the city for so long. We are so proud to welcome New Yorkers back to the Kings and we thank the community for its incredible support of the revitalization project. It is our hope that everyone will join us as we celebrate the historic reopening and embark on the Theatre’s inaugural year of performances."

Moscow Ballet is honored to premiere in Brooklyn at the inaugural season of the historic and stunningly restored Kings Theatre and to become a member of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.