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Fall registration opens in June(972) 555-0108

Summer

The summer intensive

Three weeks of full days in the studio. Dancers from other studios are welcome, and every week begins with a class at the dancer's level.

Summer
  • A wooden barre and a corner of the studio floor in window light
    Mid JuneOpen

    Foundations week

    Ballet barre, center work and first rehearsal habits.

    Mornings are ballet technique in two studios. Afternoons are jazz and a short piece, and families come in on Friday for a showing.

    • Ages 9 to 12
    • 9 am to 3 pm
  • Ballet shoes and plain headpieces laid out on a wooden dressing table
    Early JulyOpen

    Repertoire week

    Variations, contemporary and learning choreography at pace.

    Dancers learn a variation and a contemporary piece from two teachers, and the week closes with an informal showing for families.

    • Ages 12 to 16
    • 9 am to 4 pm
  • An adult dancer's feet on pointe in satin pointe shoes on a wooden studio floor
    Late JulyWaitlist

    Conservatory week

    Audition-style classes and coaching with guest teachers.

    Long days of technique across styles, with time to talk with teachers about the year ahead and what an audition class looks like.

    • Ages 15 to 18
    • 9 am to 4 pm

Sample sessions.

Weeks and hours are set each year; the enrollment page has the current list.

Before you book a week

Do I need to be a Cabriole dancer?

No. Dancers from other studios are welcome. Every week begins with a class at the dancer's level, and we place new dancers the same way we do in the fall.

What should my dancer bring?

Ballet slippers, practice clothes for contemporary and jazz, a water bottle and a lunch. Pointe shoes come only if a teacher has cleared the dancer for pointe.

Is there a showing?

Each week ends with an informal showing for families, on Friday afternoon.