by Dance Magazine | Jan 6, 2020 | Placeholder content
Last year, Kensington MacMillen auditioned for summer programs away from home for the first time. A longtime Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet student, MacMillen had spent previous summers at her home studio, but now she was ready to branch out. After auditioning for...
by Jessica Giles | Jun 7, 2018 | Just for fun
Whether it’s your first time jumping into the audition scene or you have hundreds of crinkled numbers to prove you’re a seasoned pro, having a panel of judges eyeing your every move makes everyone’s mind race a little. Here are eight thoughts...
by Julie Diana for Dance Magazine | Sep 26, 2017 | Teaching Tips
William Whitener held countless auditions when he directed The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Kansas City Ballet and Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, and he himself learned from legendary choreographers Jerome Robbins and Bob Fosse about what it takes to make it on Broadway. Now...
by Betsy Farber | Apr 10, 2017 | Uncategorized
At the Frank Sinatra School of the Performing Arts in Queens, New York, The New York Times Daily 360 captured a group of young dancers auditioning for the School of American Ballet. Watch the adorableness below.
by Lea Marshall | Jul 1, 2013 | Uncategorized
What do college panels want to see? Solos allow students to show faculty that they’re more than just a number. “For Freshman/Sophomore dancers auditioning for the BFA program,” reads Florida State University’s School of Dance website, “solos should be between...
