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Summer Intensive Reviews

Programs Reviewed: 255
Total Reviews: 2234

Houston Ballet Academy

Summer Intensive Reviews

General

Dancer age

3
10
9
11
6
5

Gender

30
14

First time at a summer intensive?

40
4

Year of SI

2
1
7
14
4
9
7

Weeks available

41
3

Weeks attended

41
3

Reviewer

13
31

Curriculum

Techniques taught

1
2
6
4
7
25
17

Partnering (based on age)

24
13
3
4

Dedicated men's program?

44

# of boys in level

20
17
3
2
2

Other dance genres

19
28
2
8
1
36
36
32

Quality of other classes

Not Helpful
3
6
15
20
Helpful

Injury Prevention

Strength classes?

38
2
39
7
10
14
17
36
31

PT offered?

1
43

Extra fee for PT?

22
19
3

Injury rate

6
28
10

Teaching

Who taught?

15
25
4

Guest teachers

3
3
38

Year-round teachers taught

9
1
24
10

Attention from teachers

Very Little
2
5
17
20
A Lot

Technique improved?

No
3
12
29
Yes - Tremendously

Studios

Dance floors

43
1

Studio space

Cramped
1
3
40
Lots of Space

Studio cleanliness

Dirty
3
41
Spotless

Schedule

Classes per day

8
26
10

Saturday classes

44

Saturday class duration

5
39

Leveling

Leveling

44

Leveling type

38
3
3

Did students move levels?

29
2
12

Leveling fair?

2
42

Students per class

4
26
12
2

Performance

Performance?

42
2

Rehearsals happened

8
21
15

Casting equitability

Uneven
6
3
12
8
15
Even

Rehearsals detracted from class?

Completely
1
2
2
9
30
Not At All

Housing - General

Housing provided

1
38
5

# of roommates

35
2
1

Bathrooms

37
1

Coed bathrooms

37
1

Air conditioning

2
36

Housing comment

  • "Almost the entire building was HBA students, which was nice. Dancers were allowed to sign out of the building to go to parent approved locations only. There were trips to grocery stores every other day."
  • "It felt a bit like the Salem Witch Trials this past year. You could only hang out with people in the common spaces on the first floor, and the few on the second. Sometimes you could hang out in the hallways, but it depended on which RA saw you doing so. Sometimes people would be called out by RAs in the dorm groupchat (with everyone able to see it), which would obviously cause unnecessary speculation. There are some weird dorm rules, but a lot of them come from the college, not Houston Ballet."
  • "The University of St Thomas dorms were located in the charming Montrose neighborhood which felt very safe. There were multiple security measures in order for the students to get in to the building and in to each floor. The room themselves were a good size and came with a small fridge, microwave, and private bathroom with a tub."
  • "I was very satisfied."
  • "Our daughter's room had a leak in the ceiling and they had to move out for a few days and nobody contacted me. The RAs were rude when I emailed about questions."
  • "There were a few maintenance issues with the dorm building. This is the second year of issues."
  • "Bus ride to studios sometimes a dancer had to wait on next bus"
  • "RA’s vary on strictness ,some RA’s didn’t provide any evening options. Very restrictive about leaving the dorm."
  • "There is a pool and students can sign up to use it."
  • "Very little week day activities for older students. Too strict for older dancers. RAs not responsive to parents or students. Food did not meet the needs of a healthy dancer."
  • "This was at UST. Definitely a different experience than CFD."
  • "Typical dorm. They had a community room that kids could hang out in. Some of the RAs were not great (overly strict, but my son's was nice and took kids out for ice cream, shopping, etc... to get them out of the dorm.)"
  • "Beautiful facility. Lovely balcony of room. Beautiful courtyard with full access to it. Pool tables, ping pong, couches and tv downstairs. Safe lovely area."
  • "Did have issues with a counselor and I do not know the circumstances but they were replaced. Houston’s housing has a reputation for being strict but it was not and my dancer was one of the oldest. Maybe have more activities for the holiday while the dancers are there. (4th)"
  • "It good! The Ras were great (especially my daughters) and very accommodating and helpful. The food isn’t the Best But she was usually able to find a part of a meal to eat. If not she would door dash. They were able to go to boba, ice cream and CVS in groups and RAs took them To groceries every week. They arranged Some hall activities too."
  • "Really nice college dorm. The lack of follow through on rules that should be hard and fast was strange, like girls visiting boys' rooms. They were no repercussions when this happened."
  • "AC broke on a Sunday, but it was later fixed. Fortunately, my daughter was out on a day field trip"
  • "There were 2 locked doors (one for building, one for dorm hallway) that needed to be swiped into for security."
  • "The common area with ping pong tables and pool tables was a great space kids could be all together."
  • "really nice common areas with ping pong tables, pool tables, piano, etc."
  • "Usually 2 people per room, although sometimes larger rooms would have 3 people. Majority of the dancers lived on a college campus 15 minutes away from the studio, but there was additional housing located at the top floor of the academy."
  • "Students could visit each other only in the hallways- not allowed in each others rooms. Other groups were using the dorm and often filled the downstairs lobby area so not always comfortable to hang out down there."
  • "Dorm food and catered lunch at the studio were both great."

Where did they stay?

2
2
2

Housing - Supervision

Curfew

38

Curfew reasonable?

1
37

Room check

38

How strict were dorms?

17
3
11
7

Infraction handling

2
15
14
3
9
1

Housing - Cleanliness

Laundry available

38

Laundry free

4
34

Housing cleanliness

Dirty
1
5
20
12
Spotless

Cleaning required

4
34

Meal Plan

Meal plan

38

Food quality

Gross
7
9
16
5
1
Excellent

Enough food

6
32

Dietary needs?

35
3

Specific needs

  • "Vegan"
  • "Pescatarian"
  • "Vegetarian"

Dietary options

Limited
2
1
Lots

Activities

Weeknight activities

38

Weekend outings

1
43

Attended weekend outings

1
13
29

Favorite

Repeated Responses:
  • "Houston Ballet's Giselle" (2 responses)
  • "Water park" (6 responses)
  • "Galleria Mall" (2 responses)
  • "Galleria" (2 responses)
  • "Waterpark" (2 responses)
Unique Responses:
  • "City center mall, Houston Ballet’s Giselle"
  • "The ballet"
  • "Seeing Houston Ballet do Giselle"
  • "water park and shopping"
  • "Houston Ballet Giselle Performance"
  • "The water park"
  • "Going to Galleria"
  • "Laser Tag"
  • "Swan Lake"
  • "The Mall"
  • "Museum of Natural Art"
  • "Houston Ballet’s Swan Lake performance"
  • "Water park and mall"
  • "The galleria was my favorite."
  • "Typhoon Waterpark"
  • "waterpark!"
  • "Typhoon Texas Warerpark"
  • "The Galleria Mall or the ballet performance at the opera house"
  • "Houston Ballet Performance"
  • "Baseball game"
  • "Plaza Galleria"
  • "The Arcade and the Mall outings"
  • "The Mall and the Arcade"
  • "Going to the Ballet by the HB Company"
  • "Sparrow, Houston Ballet performances"
  • "Watching Sparrow (a company show)"

Least favorite

Repeated Responses:
  • "N/A" (3 responses)
Unique Responses:
  • "Baseball was not as enjoyable for those who didn’t understand the game, and the go karting seemed a bit dangerous"
  • "The baseball game. Wayyyyy too long and we had to leave early because it was clearly not going to end. I did not attend the arcade/go-karting, but a couple people did get small injuries lol."
  • "They were all fun"
  • "n/a"
  • "The science museum"
  • "Museum of natural science"
  • "They were all better than staying at dorm"
  • "N/a"
  • "Main event arcade"
  • "The water park"
  • "Main Event Arcade"
  • "The museum just because it seamed boring even though i did not go."
  • "None"
  • "Not many people went to the museum."
  • "My dancer enjoyed them all."
  • "all were fun!"
  • "Loved them all"
  • "baseball game or waterpark"
  • "All were fun"
  • "She was so tired by the end of the week and just wanted to hang out and decompress. The activities are great and super fun but I think depends on the dancer if she/he want to go out or stay in the dorms with friends and do a short trip close by"
  • "The waterpark was promoted as a big deal, but there were only a few slides and one was closed."
  • "Waterpark was not very big and one of the four slides was closed."
  • "water park"

Logistics

Quality of handbook

Spotty
1
4
39
Comprehensive

Program communication

Limited
2
5
14
23
Comprehensive

Transportation

1
1
1
38
1
1
1

Neighborhood safety

Not Safe
1
8
18
17
Very Safe

General Comments

Overall recommendation

Definitely Not
3
1
40
Absolutely

Best aspect

  • "The training was intense and students improved by the end. The skill level was very high and there were students from all over the world. Students also interacted with company members a lot; they taught class and there were Q&A sessions"
  • "I feel like I improved so much. This program is intense, but very gratifying. The teachers, especially the year-round ones, give really great corrections."
  • "Communication was top-notch. Program offered rigorous, high quality training. The Director of the Academy was great - welcoming and transparent. The Final Showcase was very well put together. They also offered live-streams for those who could not attend in person."
  • "The teachers were excellent and the training was very solid. Very talented and dedicated students, most who want to go pro so the vibe is very serious - everyone is there to put in the work and improve. The teachers put strong emphasis on artistry as well as technique. Plenty of partnering opportunities. Sometimes the company dancers teach the class. The facilities are beautiful, updated, and spacious."
  • "This is an outstanding SI. Recommend without hesitation."
  • "Her technique teacher she had all day. She is also the director of the lower school. Our dancer said those were the best ballet classes she's ever had. The studios are amazing. The building and system are incredible."
  • "HBA is a very hard intensive...it's the perfect intensive for a serious student that wants to improve. There was a good mix of year round teachers and guest teachers. My student thrives in this environment"
  • "Lots of males"
  • "The amount of partnering offered, high level men"
  • "The performance experience was great. It was also my dancer's first experience with really intense training with full days of ballet."
  • "Best technique training and being surrounded by other very talented dancers."
  • "Fabulous mens program. I would recommend over and over for boys."
  • "covid was still a big issue in summer’21. So the firms and outings were cancelled. - totally understandable! Classes and final performance were excellent! The performance was filmed (no audience)."
  • "The intensity of the men's program and the exposure to partnering."
  • "Spacious studios"
  • "Technical training, the facility"
  • "Truly intensive."
  • "The intensity and attention given from teachers."
  • "Beautiful atmosphere, massive improvement in technique"
  • "Strong program focusing on technique, strengthening and partnering opportunities."
  • "You get your moneys worth, competitive environment, future opportunities"
  • "Technique classes"
  • "Very secure housing, excellent dance facilities and very high caliber of teaching."
  • "The intensity and training is excellent. This is my daughters 2nd summer. It so rigorous and clean training. She loved getting to meet the company dancers and take class from Them. There was also zero drama she made the best friends"
  • "Houston sets the bar for being an intense intensive."
  • "The teachers and being around a large group of boys"
  • "It is very rigorous however every one comes out a much better dancer."
  • "Very strong program to help improve overall dance skills."
  • "Training"
  • "The day was filled with classes from start to finish."
  • "how challenging it was because it made me grow as a dancer. they also don’t only focus on technique, they really want you to become an artist and grow your artistry."
  • "Being able to dance a lot"
  • "Fabulous mix of classes and excellent teachers."
  • "The intensity of the program. The amount of actual dance hours. They kept the students busy with a full schedule."
  • "The rigorous training and welcoming atmosphere. The beautiful dance facilities and the final performance."
  • "Robust schedule, great teachers, gorgeous facilities, focus on artistry"
  • "Exceptionally talented and highly motivated students. Extreme intensity, Loved the teachers and the facility."
  • "Men's program with dedicated teachers."
  • "Reputation and some of the teachers were excellent. Men's program."
  • "the faculty, the facility, truly an intense intensive."
  • "The food"
  • "Full, long days of classes, class size, pas (partnering) classes, quality of teaching, spacious studios, students from many places and countries. The shows and the one class observation were livestreamed, so my teacher and friends back home got to watch, too."

Least liked about program

Repeated Responses:
  • "N/A" (2 responses)
Unique Responses:
  • "The days were long, and some of the activities were not as fun. For example, Saturday was only 1 ballet class and musical theater, health seminar, and a movie, which were all mandatory. The time could’ve been used for dancers to rest."
  • "It’s competitive. The energy in level 6 isn’t terrible, and everyone is generally very nice to each other. Level 7 seems to have more competition, with more people seeking year-round spots. The dorms are also pretty bad. Personally, I had a small ant infestation despite keeping zero food on my desk."
  • "At least 2 of the 4 showcases were sold out before all parents got a chance to buy a ticket for their child's performances. I don't think it was a huge ordeal because there was a standby option. However, I'm sure some parents were stressed out if they did not buy a ticket in the first couple of days sales opened."
  • "The size class was large (close to 30). I think the size depends on the level."
  • "I liked everything."
  • "Our daughter kept telling us the teachers didn't like her pointe shoes. We couldn't fix it or understand. Nobody contacted us. Also she got switched to a different class (same level) halfway through and nobody told us or explained that."
  • "End of Year Performance casting seems to be very skewed towards year round students."
  • "Dorms food"
  • "The dorm supervision"
  • "The food was terrible. Also, it felt like dorms were really far away from the studios. The busses were not great."
  • "The dorms are not designed for young people over age 15. As well as sun standard dinning hall."
  • "The food at UST was awful"
  • "The dorm food"
  • "Teachers and time spent on a show"
  • "They have favorites, and then there’s everyone else!"
  • "Teachers were very dedicated- no fluff or fillers"
  • "Literally nothing. Everything about HBA was fantastic."
  • "Slightly too much time sedentary rehearsals"
  • "Breakfast at the dorm wasn’t nutritious or good but that meal was supplemented."
  • "I’d prefer 6 weeks"
  • "Modern ( last class of the day and teacher was boring). Unfortunately, they did have obvious favorites and sometimes that was discouraging."
  • "The food at UST isn’t the best."
  • "Favoritism when many dancers are working just as if not harder and as deserving of one on one attention. Come on, Houston, step it up in this regard. And I say this as a parent of a student who benefited from some favoritism."
  • "Dorm life"
  • "The dorm cafeteria food."
  • "The size of the program and class size are large."
  • "Dinner (daughter loved breakfast, dinner was hot or miss, mostly moss)"
  • "Loved the program, nothing negative to say."
  • "there was some favoritism"
  • "Food"
  • "There didn't seem to be much choice of food for breakfast and dinner. My dancer did really enjoy the lunch which was an additional charge."
  • "The food and having to get up early to make it for the shuttle departure."
  • "Partnering for level 6 - only 4 classes and many of the men were just too small"
  • "The entire final week was really about preparing for the performance. It would have been more advantageous to just have the class demonstration for families and continue to work on tech instead of spending so much time rehearsing during the last week. Most dancers across all levels only had 2 minutes on stage in a corps part. The casting also doesn't come out until the final week so it is very difficult to plan for flights and hotels as you have no idea what day you will be on the stage. Annoyingly, they charge a fee for the show tickets which sort of felt like a slap in the face after all that money spent."
  • "Lack of partnering and exceptional favoritism. LOTS of problems in the dorms that were NOT addressed by staff, especially students VAPING in rooms and for students who were NOT vaping (when roommates were!), there was no way to air out rooms as sliding glass doors did not have screens and the biting insects were awful."
  • "Lack of attention and correction from teachers due to extreme favoritism in classes as well as in casting which then affected rehearsal time which was a huge part of every week."
  • "for younger dancers, not enough support from RA's"
  • "Each level had to buy the designated leotard that was the level's color and had the Houston Ballet logo on it, and wear it every day for class, so I had to buy two. Saturdays, however, you can wear what you want. Some obvious favoritism. Most students in my level (including me) performed in only one of the two shows at the end."

Suggested changes to program

  • "More rest time, later time for the bus departure (the bus arrived at the studios at 7:30 for 9am class)"
  • "Keep an ice cooler in the dorms for people to take from to ice injuries. I’ve seen other programs do this."
  • "n/a"
  • "Reduce class size so dancers can get more individualized attention (20-22 max). Also, make the morning bus departure later. Most dancers were getting up at 5:30-6am to get on the bus by 7:15."
  • "Nothing."
  • "The lunch meal plan she couldn't eat it was so gross. the guest teachers weren't great."
  • "The food!!! It's been bad for years and continues to be bad...especially for dinner. My dancer thought breakfast was ok and for the most part the added lunch (weirdly from the same place as dinner!) was the best meal of the day...but dinner continued to be a problem. Meats that were inedible was the common complaint."
  • "RA’s are not consistent some are strict some aren’t"
  • "More involved RA’s but they vary year to year"
  • "The food needs to be improved. Also, because the housing was far away, there wasn't much around so you were kind of stuck at the dorms."
  • "I would not have my dancer stay in dorms"
  • "N/A"
  • "The dorm experience and food."
  • "Nicer administrative staff"
  • "Less yelling by teachers"
  • "To make it 6 weeks instead of 5."
  • "Variety of contemporary techniques"
  • "Wish they had more housing for year around but it’s downtown so it’s understandable why it’s hard."
  • "6 weeks!"
  • "6 weeks instead of 5"
  • "The food and the favoritism."
  • "Lesser restrictions for 17-adult students"
  • "To try and make it fair the amount of time a class gets a teacher compared to another class."
  • "Reduce size of class so students can get more individual attention."
  • "Food, especially dinner."
  • "The week of performances have more technique classes."
  • "nothing, it’s great!"
  • "It's a fabulous program. Unsure"
  • "Make it a 6 week program like it was in the past."
  • "Better food and more partnering."
  • "Eliminate the final show which really just highlighted a small number of kids they plucked from competitions."
  • "The favoritism and the huge amount of time preparing for end show when great majority of dancers barely danced or were only cast in 1 of 4 shows. Boys were in all 4 shows, but not the girls."
  • "Less focus on the show. WAY too much favoritism. HBA is getting a bad rep for all of that!"
  • "more community engagement opportunities at the dorm after classes and less alone time."
  • "Nothing! Just maybe more personal attention to all the students."

Culture of program

Repeated Responses:
  • "Positive" (2 responses)
Unique Responses:
  • "Serious, supportive,"
  • "Competitive, but it’s a great environment that pushes you to grow."
  • "The dancers seem to form a true bond over the 5 weeks. They seem to respect and enjoy the teachers."
  • "Rigorous and intense, but a friendly and supportive atmosphere overall. The year round students were very welcoming to the newcomers and overall, there was a less "clique-y" vibe than other intensives."
  • "Very intense and also supportive"
  • "Great! The girls were supportive and kind. We did hear about a lot of drama but our daughter wasn't in it."
  • "welcoming for the serious student of ballet. Loved the variety of classes and the intensity of the 5 weeks."
  • "Very friendly"
  • "Pleasant some cliques"
  • "Friendly, but intense dancing. Most of the people there were clearly trying to get into the year-round program"
  • "Very demanding yet supportive."
  • "Great vibe among the students and staff!"
  • "Intense but friendly students"
  • "Uptight"
  • "Intense"
  • "The dorms were a homey environment but it was also very professional and motivating."
  • "Extremely competitive to get in and while you are there, so be prepared but it’s the nature of the beast."
  • "Competitive, strict but Very positive"
  • "Overall good. They were positive, but they did have obvious favorites. The dancers were all very nice."
  • "Competitive and intense but also friendly and supportive. My daughter loved it!"
  • "Demanding. High expectations and high level od talent. My daughter was in level 7 (leveled are 5-8) and the entire level Was very good technically."
  • "Pretty typical, meaning both competitive and friendly."
  • "It is a very positive culture with aspiring dancers and supportive staff."
  • "Professional and friendly staff. For the most part, students were friendly towards each other."
  • "Positive but also direct/blunt in feedback"
  • "intense but supportitve"
  • "Friendly and supportive"
  • "Training for the serious dancer"
  • "Supportive, intense, inspiring, no-nonsense, focused"
  • "Very warm but also high expectations from faculty"
  • "Serious but friendly and fun"
  • "Intense and serious"
  • "Competitive, extremely. Boys are MUCH more supportive of one another than girls at HBA."
  • "Competitive, heavily, especially among girls that are comp dancers."
  • "faculty was supportive, encouraging, and positive."
  • "Friendly"
  • "It gave a very professional vibe. Everyone was super talented, and the level was very very high."

Other comments

  • "Some of the performances (not all) featured certain student a lot more than others, which seemed unfair. The facilities were very nice, there were a lot of classrooms, all very big with high ceilings and big windows. Overall, the intensive was enjoyable while also very intense."
  • "Nope! It was a good summer :)"
  • "HBA's summer program has a well-deserved outstanding reputation."
  • "It's a rigorous intensive with long hours so be prepared going in. Classes are from 9am - 5pm, 5 classes/day with 1 hour off for lunch. If you don't have stamina, it will be very challenging. The whole program is well thought out and organized."
  • "Fantastic opportunity for serious dancers"
  • "Parents are invited to observe a class at the end of the intensive as well as the SI having an end performance. This review only gave the option to pick one of the other and both are offered here"
  • "Really great intensive for older level boys"
  • "Impressive high level male dancers"
  • "Arrive in good shape. Also know that most of the kids from year-round stay for the summer and that can be intimidating for the new kids. But, the year-round kids are nice kids. Houston is the kind of program that kids come back to over and over again, so a lot of the kids know each other coming in."
  • "My son got injured during the program. The communication with ballet staff and trainers was amazing. They took great care of him, and made the tough call to bench him. He missed the final week (including performance) but still such an amazing experience that now he’s full time there."
  • "My son loved the intensity of training at Houston SI. Lots of growth in technique that summer."
  • "The Houston Ballet has the largest facility in the country and it is absolutely beautiful and immaculate. The parents get a full tour of Houston ballet and in addition to the full show, there is also parent observation. It’s hard not to be inspired in such a special space. Also, the organization of the summer program was appreciated. It wasn’t messy at all. Everyone was always very clear on where to be and what was offered both in studio and at dorms."
  • "Highly recommend. She wants to go back next year."
  • "My dancer loved it. It was her favorite “3 letter intensive.”"
  • "The communication and information (both before and during the summer intensive) from the program directors was excellent. Very high quality summer intensive. Dancers need to be prepared to work hard."
  • "Everyone should go here at least once. It's good to compare other intensives to and gives you a good perspective in terms of what you want out of a program."
  • "It may not be a good idea for a young dancer to dorm for 5 weeks if he/she has not dorm before."
  • "Private bus transportation. Not enough busses that left early enough for those dancers who like to be early to warm up."
  • "This was my dancers second summer intensive and felt the money was well spent! So much like mindedness and work ethic among dancers."
  • "The center for dance was absolutely stunning. My dancer was so blessed to be able to train there with their world class teachers for the 5 weeks of the intensive. I couldn't put both but there were end of intensive shows and parent observation classes as well."
  • "My child absolutely loved every minute that she spent at HBA’s summer intensive. She learned so much, her technique clearly improved, she made many lifelong friends, and walked away with many happy memories. Tearful goodbyes on the last day, with promises to keep in touch regularly and return next summer. HBA is a top notch SI, and is one of the best in the country. My daughter has attended several other SI’s (SAB being one of them), and definitely prefers the HBA experience."
  • "Definitely recommend going to and the overall experience is worth it!"
  • "All of the comments about the terrible dorm food are true, and it didn't provide the needed nutrition for athletes working 8-9 hours a day. Plan to spend an additional $100 -$150 per week for groceries and take out. Rooms are equipped with a microwave and fridge so learn how to cook a few go-to meals. Lunch was ok but there were a few days where I felt like I was still hungry, the food halls near the studios filled that void."
  • "Seriously consider how very competitive the environment will be before attending this SI. The dancers, especially the girls, must have a thick skin. Many comp dancers will attend. You will find some dancers with significant issues including eating disorders, drug and alcohol use in the dorms, vaping in the dorm rooms, and very bad roommate situations. The RAs were not all helpful. HBA trains well, but at a significant mental cost, and there are other programs that provide the same level of training. HBA is better for boys than girls. Partnering is a huge weakness here unless you are in the top 2 levels."
  • "Dancers should be able to go to an SI and gain a lot, but only a certain few girls will be able to do that at HBA because of the extreme favoritism. The men's program is solid, except more partnering is needed in the lower 2 levels. There are better programs for partnering experience, which I did not expect to say about HBA!"
  • "HBA requires stamina - prepare well in the weeks before arrival."
  • "Took them to the grocery, Target, Trader Joe's regularly"
  • "Since it's a very intense intensive with regularly five classes a day, be careful of injuries! Throughout the program there were always at least two girls in my class sitting out with various injuries or limits. This was such an amazing intensive, and it was like a dream for me! So fun and I improved so much. Would recommend for someone who wants to strengthen their technique, have a weekly pas class, and train in ginormous studios. Would not recommend for someone who doesn't want a really long, really intense program. A typical Level 5 day was: Monday through Friday (9am to 5pm)--1 1/2 hr technique, 1 hr pointe, lunch, two of 1hr variations/pas/modern/jazz/character/body conditioning/yamuna/PBT/acting for dancers, and ~1 1/2 rep. Saturday (9:30am to 3:15 pm)--1 1/2 hr technique, 1 1/2 musical theatre, lunch, 1 hr yoga"
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 15, Female
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 16, Female
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Attended 2026
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 15, Female
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 16, Female
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 13, Female
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 17, Male
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Attended 2026, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 13, Female
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Attended 2025, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 14, Female
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Attended 2025, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating
Age: 17, Female
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Attended 2025, Stayed In Housing
5 out of 5 rating