Led by internationally acclaimed artists and former Founding Artistic Directors of the Joffrey Academy and Joffrey Studio Company, Anna Reznik and Alexei Kremnev, A&A offers a wide variety of classes, professional performance opportunities, private instruction, choreography and training for dancers ranging from age 3 to adult. Plymouth Court, is devoted to training in strong, versatile dance technique, as well as the development of personality, independence and artistry.
Lauren Warnecke at the Chicago Tribune called it “a glitzy production (featuring) top notch student dancers and professional guest artists from American Ballet Theatre and BalletMet.” PerformInk raved that “it’s a fresh and fantastic work that holds its own with ballets in every season.”Ī&A BALLET, based in their new home at 721 S.
A pre-registration form may be downloaded at .Ī&A BALLET, growing at a fast pace since its inception, has recently garnered rave reviews for their production “The Art Deco Nutcracker” that. Rehearsals begin on February 15 (for most of the parts) and will take place primarily on Saturdays at the A&A BALLET Center for Dance. A production fee will be required for dancers performing “Sleeping Beauty” and varies depending on role. Dancers will be notified via email within the week after the audition if they have been cast. No preparation of audition material is necessary. The audition will include dance movement and combinations to be performed in character. We accompany him as he learns the life-lessons that make one real.Īudition attire: Girls: black camisole leotard, pink footed tights, pink canvas ballet and pointe shoes (age/level appropriate) Boys: black-footed tights, white tight fitted t-shirt, black ballet shoes. Inspired by the original Italian tale of 1883, this much-loved fairy tale follows the mischievous and charming wooden puppet, Pinocchio, the most translated book in the world, as he pursues his dream of being a real boy. Auditions will be held at A&A BALLET’s newly opened studios, Center for Dance (731 S.
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