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Saugerties Ballet Center/Ulster Ballet Company
10 First Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
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About Us
Ballet
Pointe
Tap Jazz
Modern Dance
Workshops
Summer Camp
Class Schedule - Fall to Spring
Payments
Notable Events
About Us
Instructors
Scarlett Fiero
Scarlett Fiero, is the director of SBC. She began studying ballet at the age of 11 and received a scholarship to the New York State Summer School of Dance in Saratoga Springs for two consecutive years. She trained with many dancers of great renown, including Elisabeth Carroll, Violette Verdy, Nenette Charisse and Robert Blankshine. She has danced professionally with ballet companies in New York and New Jersey, including the Garden State Ballet. Scarlett has been a guest teacher at ballet schools and universities throughout the northeast, including the Dutchess County Community College, SUNY New Paltz and the Nashua School of Dance. In addition to teaching ballet and pointe here at SBC, Scarlett is co-artistic director of the Ulster Ballet Company with her husband, Quiedo Carbone.
Quiedo Carbone
Quiedo Carbone was introduced to dance as a teenager through ballroom dance. His studies soon expanded to include and then concentrate on classical ballet, training locally and in New York City. He stopped dancing to go to college and pursue a career as an electronic engineer. He returned to dance in 1983 and became co-artistic director of the Ulster Ballet Company in 1986 with his wife, Scarlett Fiero. He currently directs and dances with the company, and teaches classes at the Saugerties Ballet Center, specializing in technique for the male dancer.
Celeste Graves-Hoyal, M.A.
Celeste Graves-Hoyal, M.A. joined SBC in 1992, and soon found her passion and gift for teaching the very young students, in the Mother Goose class, Pre-Ballet, and Advanced Pre-Ballet. Over the course of the years since then, Celeste has taught FUNdamentals of Dance 1 and 11, Creative Modern Dance, Yoga, Jazz and Tap, Beginning Ballet, Adult Ballet, Dance/Fitness, and most recently, Zumba Gold and Tai Chi. With a Masters Degree in Dance Therapy from New York University as well as intensive training, certification, and personal practice in both Yoga and Tai Chi for Health, Celeste is available for private sessions, designed to meet individual needs and personal goals.
Julie Manna (Ransom)
Julie Manna (Ransom) is an instructor of dance technique in the forms of Modern, Jazz, Ballet and Tap and is also a trained Pilates instructor. She has studied from an early age with many masters in the art of dance. After attending SUNY Purchase as a dance major, she joined companies to travel and perform in a wide variety of choreographic styles. Julie is currently a member of the Ulster Ballet Company.
Sara Miot
Sara Miot, joined the staff of ballet instructors at SBC in 1991. She is a former member of the New York City Ballet Company and has danced on Broadway as well as national television. She has been teaching and choreographing ballet in New York City and Ulster County since 1962. Sara is the former owner of the New School of Performing Arts, and currently choreographs for the Ulster Ballet Company.
Judith Ore
Judith Ore joined the SBC staff of instructors in 2000. Her early professional training included studies with the Ithaca Ballet Guild and Cornell University. She has performed with several dance companies throughout New York and Connecticut, and has choreographed numerous ballets, receiving the Won Young Choreographer's award at the Northeast Regional Dance Festival in 1974. She has taught ballet to students of all ages and levels in Ithaca and Westchester County, New York, Stamford, Connecticut and Portland, Maine for nearly 40 years. SBC students are fortunate to benefit from Judith"s wealth of knowledge, teaching experience and professionalism.
Sharon Penz
Sharon Penz, is a performance artist and dancer whose passion for authentic movement flows into teaching and performing. Sharon studied modern dance, choreography and theatre at the University of Colorado in Boulder. She has worked as a dancer and choreographer in both Colorado and New York in various companies - most recently Clyde Forth Visual Theare and Perpetual Rush Productions. Her dance background includes Contemporary/Modern, Jazz, Tap, African, Ballet, musical theatre and improvisational dance. Sharon is a multi-media artist who performs with shadow puppets and the 'cello in addition to traditional choreography. She has performed in and taught at several Artist's Residency programs throughout New England, and directed and choreographed under local and regional grants. Sharon is also a cerified yoga teacher and has over ten years of experience teaching yoga to children and adults. She is currently attending Goddard College where she is working towards her MFA in interdiciplinary arts. She lives right here in Saugerties with her husband and two wonderful children.
Justine Maletta
Justine Maletta studied dance at Saugerties Ballet Center since she was 3 years old and has performed with the Ulster Ballet Company since 1998. She is a principal dancer with the Ulster Ballet Company and has danced in major roles including the role of The Spirit of Christmas Past in UBC's annual production of "A Christmas Carol". Justine had an internship with the Walt Disney World company in Orlando, Florida where she worked in Entertainment and is a graduate of SUNY New Paltz with a degree in Interpersonal/Intercultural Communication. Justine began teaching dance at Saugerties Ballet Center in 2008 and we are fortunate to have her vibrant energy and talent to help guide our young student's pursuit of dance.
Guest Instructors
These instructors have taught or will be teaching one or more Master Classes at various times at the Saugerties Ballet Center.
Cubie Burke - Dance Theatre of Harlem - Principal Dancer
Cubie became a member of Dance Theatre of Harlem at the age of 17. After dancing with the company for 6 years he expanded his career, touring nationally and internationally with The Atlanta Ballet and The Alvin Ailey Dance Company. Three years ago Mr. Burke danced for popular rock star "The Artist" (formerly "Prince").
Philip Krauter
Philip Krauter, began his dance training with the Fort Worth Ballet under the direction of Fernando & Nancy Schaffenburg, receiving a Ford Foundation scholarship from the School of American Ballet. Awarded a full scholarship, he continued his training at the San Francisco Ballet School and later studied with Robert Joffrey. Philip has danced with many ballet companies, including Ballet West, Hartford Ballet, Nevada Dance Theatre and the Fort Worth Dallas Ballet. He has danced for opera, film and as a show dancer in Las Vegas. As a ballet instructor, his experience includes over 20 years of teaching dancers of all levels and ages. In 2002, he was the first American to teach at the Ankara State Opera Ballet/Modern Dance in Turkey. Between 1992-2007, he was a faculty member of Summer Dance Lab at Whitman College. From 2004-2007, he was the Ballet Master for Juneau Dance Unlimited in Juneau Alaska, where his choreography for the Nutcracker Ballet received critical acclaim. Philip now lives in Woodstock NY and is currently a faculty member with the Saugerties Ballet Center.
Wilhalmina Frankfurt
Wilhalmina Frankfurt, was a member and soloist in the New York City Ballet under the direction of George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins for fourteen years. During that time she was installed as Artist-in-Residence at Lincoln Center, offering educational lectures as part of the Meet-the-Artist Series at the Metropolitan Opera House. She has appeared in national and international television performances, including the PBS Dance in America series. Ms. Frankfurt has had an extensive and diverse choreography career with projects ranging from multi-media opera to classical full-length ballets and avant-garde theater. She has served as artistic director/choreographer-in-residence for the Catskill Ballet Theater and artistic advisor/choreographer for the Ulster Ballet Company. As a founding member of the Lincoln Center Arts and Education program, she offered numerous lecture-demonstrations throughout the New York City School system. She has taught and lectured on dance throughout America and abroad. In Spring 2002, Wilhelmina Frankfurt was named by SUNY Ulster as "Spring Artist-In-Residence where she presented world premier dances and a series of evening presentations. Previous projects at SUNY Ulster included "Balanchine and Beyond" where she shared the stage with renowned dance photographer Steven Caras. This was followed by the world premiere of "Justine" in March of 2001. Ms. Frankfurt is currently Artistic Director for The 8th Position Dance Pod.
Kevin Thomas - Dance Theatre of Harlem - Principal Dancer
Born in Trinidad, Mr. Thomas joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem in 1995 and was promoted to principal dancer in 1999. With DTH, Mr. Thomas' credits include roles in "The Prodigal Son", "Dialogues", "The Four Temperments", "Othello", "Adrian" (Angel on Earth), "Dougla", and "Return". Mr. Thomas began his training with the Ecole Superieure de Danse du Quebec in 1980. He later joined Les Grand Ballets Canadiens, and in 1991 joined Cleveland Ballet as a soloist. He has performed leading roles in "Romeo and Juliet", "Swan Lake", "Coppelia", "Nutcracker", "Pas de Dix", "The Overcoat", "Tarantella", "Agon", "Who Cares?", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "Don Quixote", and "Aureole". Guest performances include "Lucifer's Datter" with Fleming Flindt and Peter Schaufuss and "Sleeping Beauty Pas de Deux" for the Royal Ballet's Chance to Dance educational outreach program. This spring, Mr. Thomas made his Broadway debut in Andrew Lloyd Weber's "Phantom of the Opera".
About Us
Saugerties Ballet Center, founded in 1984, provides the area with a fresh and energetic exposure to dance.
The school offers training on a professional basis for students of all levels of dedication. Body awareness, muscle control, creativity and joy of movement are all stressed. Students attending the Saugerties Ballet Center will benefit from the guidance and supervision of qualified instructors who pass on their professional knowledge and experience.
SBC is the official school of the Ulster Ballet Company.
Saugerties Ballet Center offeres classes for all ages and levels. Mother Goose and Pre-Ballet classes introduce 3-6 year olds to coordination, rhythm and creativity through dance movement. Beginning ballet students enter a more structured and disciplined class with barre and center work. A more intense study begins at Intermediate levels when students are encouraged to take several classes per week. Students participate in two school recitals each year, one in December and one in June. Many students are chosen by audition to perform with the Ulster Ballet Company.
SBC introduces classes in other dance styles and performing arts through special workshops offered throughout the season
including Hip Hop, Swing/Salsa, Modern Dance, Television Technique, Mat work, Floor Barre, Yoga, Flamenco, Men's Class and Partnering. Please check our Workshops page to see what current and upcoming workshops are being offered.
Ballet And Much More
Ballet class is the training a student needs to maintain and improve his/her skills, or technique. In the beginning years, it is sufficient for students to take one ballet class per week (train for one day per week). As students get older, their bodies and minds become stronger, enabling them to take on more challenging technique. In order to acquire the level of skill (technique) that is needed for a student to advance, it is necessary to increase the number of classes taken per week. The class structure listed below should clarify the requirements of proper ballet training so that parents and students can clearly understand the development of a student's training.
3-1/2 to 6 year old students
Mother Goose
Classes subject to a minimum enrollment of 6 students. Body awareness and discovery; individual attention; group interaction; accomplishment of dance skills; MOVEMENT - joyful, fun, and free! These are just some of the enthralling events these 3 1/2 year olds delight in! Sometimes they are princes and princesses - animals, clouds, or snow flakes! Above all, they are encouraged to be their own dancing selves.
Pre-Ballet
This type of class is continued with the 4 1/2 and 5 year olds. The exercises and movement games are developed with gently expanding complexity and challenge. Preliminary ballet skills become more and more accessible to the students as they grow and develop.
Advanced Pre-Ballet
Classes subject to a minimum enrollment of 6 studentsAt six years old or fast approaching, the students still love to engage their sense of play and imagination in the dance class., and creative, improvisational experiences are always part of the class. At the same time, many young dancers at this age can strike a stunning arabesque at the barre, present a tendu side at the sound of the words; and all can do their plies with rounded arms and gently turned-out toes. Their experiences in this class provide strong and supportive preliminary skills and abilities that prepare them for the next level of training and growth, Beginning Ballet.
6-1/2 to 10 year old students
A1 Ballet
A1 Ballet breaks into the more traditional ballet class, gently incorporating discipline with a class structure of warm-ups, and very basic barre and center work.
A2 Ballet
A2 Ballet continues the structure of the beginning ballet class, but more is expected from the students as their attention span and physical strength develop. Rhythms, patterns, and expanded basic techniques are taught through repetitive combinations and musical awareness.
A3 Ballet
A3 Ballet and discipline on a stricter and more challenging level. Students at this level can begin to understand and learn about turn-out and correct body placement. The length and difficulty of barre work is increased, and center work becomes more complicated.
Intermediate level students
B and C Level Ballet
Once a student has completed A3 Ballet, they are ready and encouraged to take 2 ballet classes per week, eventually working up to 4 and 5 classes per week as their physical and mental capacities increase. Ballet classes are now longer than an hour to accommodate a full barre and center work. Students learn to be focused and to develop a strong body awareness. Emphasis is placed on teaching the student how to work on improving their technique safely and within their own body placement.
Advanced Level Student
Intermediate/Advanced Ballet
Teenagers and adults who have achieved a high level of training, pre-professionals and professionals are welcome to attend the Int/Adv, Advanced and Advanced/Professional level classes offered at the Saugerties Ballet Center.
Advanced Ballet
Teenagers and adults who have achieved a high level of training, pre-professionals and professionals are welcome to attend the Int/Adv, Advanced and Advanced/Professional level classes offered at the Saugerties Ballet Center.
Adult Student
Teen/Adult Basic Ballet
Ballet technique is beneficial to body, mind and spirit, and is the foundation of all other dance forms. This class, offered to teens and adults, introduces basic ballet technique to new students, and allows more experienced students to slow down and work on strengthening their own basics.
Private Instruction
One on one instruction can be invaluable in a student's training, to sharpen and enhance technique, work through stumbling blocks and solve problems that need more time than regular class time allows.
Pointe
Pointe work is a very serious step in ballet training and it is extremely important for students to be technically and physically ready to avoid injury. Students are generally not allowed to go "en pointe" until they are about 12 years old. They must have been taking at least 2 ballet classes per week for at least 2 years to build the needed strength and technique to begin pointe work safely. Students at the Saugerties Ballet Center are evaluated at the end of the year as they approach the age to begin pointe work. They are told what areas of their body and technique are weak and need to be strengthened so they can focus on this during their regular classes.
Beginning Pointe
Beginning pointe begins with an emphasis on foot strengthening exercises and alignment. A slow, thorough, and careful approach assures a safe and solid foundation that allows the student to be in control and at ease as she dances on pointe. Students are encouraged to take Beginning Pointe for a second year to augment their Intermediate Pointe studies. Students taking Pre-pointe must also take at least one C-level Ballet Class. Classes subject to a minimum enrollment of 6 students
Intermediate Pointe
Intermediate pointe is for the student that has completed one or more years of beginning pointe. The technique is faster, more demanding and focus is on building stamina and skill.
Variations
Intermediate Pointe and up. Students must have acquired the proper level of strength and ability to safely participate in this class.
Private Instruction
One on one instruction can be invaluable in a student's training either for the advanced student looking to focus on specific areas for improvement and refinement or for those beginning or less advanced to to grow their techniques to more rapidly advance to the next level.
Tap Jazz
Tap is taught in the traditional Broadway style, emphasizing the development of individual technique. The curriculum is a comprehensive program beginning with simple rhythms and moving systematically through to advanced complicated footwork. Children's classes include a jazz warm-up. The music is an eclectic mix from popular jazz to African beats to Broadway and movie tunes. Students have fun while learning rhythm, coordination and musicality.
Pre-Tap/Jazz
Pre-tap/jazz is a new class that is designed to introduce students ages 5.5-7 to the art form of both tap and jazz. Children will learn some very basic tap steps and will also learn some jazz combinations. We are very excited to offer this new class and hope this will strike an early interest in tap/jazz! Children are required to have tap shoes but are not required to wear jazz shoes. Ballet slippers may be used in place of jazz shoes.
A-LEVEL - Tap/Jazz
A - level tap instructs students ages 6.5-8 in the fundamentals of both Jazz and Tap dancing. The first half of class students learn how to work facing the mirror and are introduced to working one area of the body at a time (isolations) in additon to turns, leaps and combination steps. The second half of the class focuses on the basics of tap dance- including how to listen and relate to rhythm in both music and dance.
B-LEVEL - Tap/Jazz
These classes, offered to students ages 8-11 begin with a jazz warm up to introduce movement and coordination to the entire body. The second half of class time is devoted to tap technique, teaching simple rhythms, dancing to the beat of the music and staying together as a group. Children learn to enjoy dance while learning the discipline of proper dance etiquette, manners and safety.
C-LEVEL - Tap
At these levels, offered to students ages 12-15, the jazz portion of the class gets incorporated into the tap dance and students begin to combine upper body styles with more complicated tap rhythms. Intermediate tap techniques increase the students' speed and stamina to allow them to perform with faster and more varied musical tempos. The waltz clog, soft shoe, shim sham and rhythm time steps are some of the routines that are introduced. Students are encouraged to practice regularly outside of the class.
Intermediate/Advanced Tap
Offered to students ages 14 to Adult. Intermediate tap techniques increase the students' speed and stamina to allow them to perform with faster and more varied musical tempos. The waltz clog, soft shoe, shim sham and rhythm time steps are some of the routines that are introduced. Students are encouraged to practice regularly outside of the class.
Teen/Adult Tap
This class is geared toward learning a wide variety of tap steps and techniques. Unique combinations as well as traditional routines are put together to create a dance at the end of every class. The students can participate at their own level of ability. Whether students come for a great aerobic workout or to increase their dance vocabulary, it's fun for everyone!
Private Instruction
One on one instruction can be invaluable in a student's training either for the advanced student looking to focus on specific areas for improvement and refinement or for those beginning or less advanced to to grow their techniques to more rapidly advance to the next level.
Modern Dance
Contemporary Dance
Ages 7-10, This mixed level class is perfect for those students who love to create their own dances! We use a warm up that includes yoga, modern dance technique, breath work, and basic plies. The second half of the class is geared at giving students specific improvisation exercises which develop strength, focus, and an increased movement vocabulary. We also play games that involve weight sharing and partner work. We end by exploring group and solo choreography and composition. The emphasis in this class is on developing specific techniques that can be used to then create dances that express oneself in a joyful and authentic way.
Contemporary Choreography
Ages 11 and up (C-level students), This class is aimed at experienced dancers who are ready to stretch their physical and conceptual relationships to dance. Contemporary dance refers to a style of movement that utilizes the stylistic lines and technique of modern dance and ballet and combines it with contact-release, floor work, fall and recovery and improvisation. Students will learn specific warm-ups that emphasises these techniques and build an understanding of both theatricality and authenticity in dance. Using this movement "language", students create dance within structured improvisations and experiment with including sound, props, and gestures into their work. This class will give students the opportunity to create solo and group pieces and perform these works for their peers, and to give and receive feedback. In this class, students are encouraged to use their dance technique to open the door to their own unique and joyful expression.
Modern Dance
This classical ballet technique class incorporates the elements and style of modern dance, using an eclectic mix of alternative music. Open to C level ballet students.
Private Instruction
One on one instruction can be invaluable in a student's training either for the advanced student looking to focus on specific areas for improvement and refinement or for those beginning or less advanced to to grow their techniques to more rapidly advance to the next level.
Workshops
Intermediate/Advanced Level Ballet
Instructor: Judith Ore. Judith Ore offers Monday and Wednesday ballet workshops for Intermediate and Intermediate/Advanced teen and adult students. The workshops are ongoing and are formatted in six week sessions with few breaks throughout the year. This is relaxed and friendly atmosphere for students who wish to keep up their technique, or participate just for the love of dance.
Gentle Hatha Yoga
Instructor: Sharon Penz.
Dance for Tots
Instructor: Justine Maletta. 2.5 - 4 years old. Dance for Tots is a new workshop offered to children, ages 2.5 yrs.-4 yrs. Everything is so new to these little ones and Justine Maletta leads them through an exciting journey of discovery through dance, movement and creative development. Without the pressure of performing in a recital, these students can find their love for dance and movement and gently be introduced to what their bodies can do and where their imagination can take them.
Summer Camp
4 to 7 year old students - Summer Dance Camp for the Little Ones
A fun way for children ages 4-7 to learn about dance, creativity and themselves! Justine Maletta leads her flock through a daily exploration into movement games, arts & crafts, creative dance and ballet. The week culminates in an informal class demonstration in which students can show their family the exciting things they have learned! A wonderful introduction to dance, or a way to keep dance in your child's summer! Offered for 2 weeks- students can attend one or both sessions.
8 to 11 year old students - Summer Dance Camp
Summer Dance Camp is an excellent way to keep dance in your child's life during the summer. Campers enjoy the benefits of sharing a daily regiment of dance, movement and art activities with other friends that love dance. Dance Camp offers introductions to different dance styles and a student demonstration shows parents and families how much has been accomplished in just one or two weeks. Classes and activities will be held from 9:00 through 3:00 on Mondays through Thursdays. A half day of classes on Friday, 9:00 till noon is followed by a short student demonstration for family and friends. Open to children age 8-11, A2 though B3 level ballet, the program will offer varied dance techniques, acting & improvisation, movement activities, and art activities.
Intermediate level students - Summer Dance Intensive
Summer Dance Intensive is designed for the serious student, who has reached a high intermediate level of ballet technique. This is a perfect course to prepare students who wish to attend more intense summer programs, away from home, in future years. Each morning students will take a challenging int/adv ballet technique class and a jazz technique class. After lunch, the schedule will vary slightly, offering different types of dance and dance related classes, as well as choreography created both by the instructors and the students. The dance intensive will be held at the same time as the regular summer dance camp, and students may participate in some of the art activities that dance camp will offer after lunch if they wish. At the end of each week, camp and intensive students join in a student demonstration to show family and friends what they have accomplished. Students are strongly encouraged to participate for both weeks, to get the full benefit of the program, but registrations for 1 week sessions are also accepted.
Studio One
C level Tap
4:00-5:00; Instruction: MANNA
B level Tap/Jazz
5:10-6:10; Instruction: MANNA
RESERVED- PRIVATE
6:20-7:20; Instruction: MANNA
Int/Adv Tap
7:30-8:30; Instruction: MANNA
Studio Two
Int/Adv Adult Ballet Workshop
10:00-11:30; Instruction: ORE
A3 Ballet (8.5-10 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Instruction: ORE
C2/3 Ballet
5:05-6:15; Instruction: ORE
Int/Adv Pointe
6:20-7:20; Instruction: FIERO
Advanced Ballet
7:30-9:00; Instruction: FIERO
Studio One
A1 Ballet (6.5-8 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Instruction: MALETTA
A2/3 Tap/Jazz (7.5-9 YRS)
5:10-6:10; Instruction: MANNA/MALETTA
Tap Teen/Adult
6:20-7:20; Instruction: MANNA
Basic Ballet Teen/Adult
7:30-8:30; Instruction: MANNA
Studio Two
A2 Ballet (7.5-9 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Instruction: FIERO
C3 Ballet
5:10-6:25; Instruction: FIERO
B2 Ballet
6:30-7:40; Instruction: ORE
Intermediate Pointe
7:45-8:45; Instruction: ORE
Studio One
Dance For Tots Workshop (2.5-4 YRS)
10:00-10:50; Instruction: MALETTA
Pre- Tap/Jazz (5.5-7 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Instruction: MALETTA
Adv. Pre-Ballet (5.5-7 yrs.)
5:10-6:10; Instruction: MALETTA
PRIVATE
6:15-7:15; INSTRUCTION: AVAILABLE
Studio Two
Int/Adv Adult Ballet Workshop
12:30-2:00; Instruction: ORE
Modern/Jazz C level
4:00-5:00; Instruction: MANNA
Jazz Int/Adv
5:10-6:40; Instruction: MANNA
Modern Int/Adv
6:45-8:15; Instruction: MANNA
Studio One
Mother Goose Ballet (3.5-5 YRS)
3:30-4:20; Instruction: MALETTA
Pre-Ballet (4.5-6 yrs.)
4:30-5:20; Instruction: MALETTA
A2 Ballet (7.5-9 yrs.)
5:30-6:30; Instruction: MALETTA
PRIVATE
6:30-8:30; Instruction; Available
Studio Two
Gentle Hatha Yoga
9:00-10:15; Call Sharon 247-2843
C2 Ballet
4:10-5:30; Instruction: FIERO
Beginning Pointe
5:40-6:40; Instruction: FIERO
Int/Adv Ballet
6:45-8:45; 1st 30 Min. Used for Placement Miot
Studio One
Dance (7-10 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Contemporary; Instruction: PENZ
A1 Tap/Jazz (6.5-8 yrs.)
5:10-6:10; Instruction: PENZ
Contemporary Choreography (11 yrs+up)
6:15-7:15; Instruction: PENZ
Studio Two
A1 Ballet (6.5-8 yrs.)
4:00-5:00; Instruction: FIERO
B1 Ballet
5:10-6:20; Instruction: FIERO
B3 Ballet
6:30-7:40; Instruction: FIERO
Studio One
Mother Goose Ballet (3.5-5 YRS)
10:00-10:50; Instruction: MALETTA
Pre-Ballet (4.5-6 yrs.)
11:00-11:50; Instruction: MALETTA
Adv. Pre-Ballet (5.5-7 yrs.)
12:00-1:00; Instruction: MALETTA
PRIVATE
1:00-3:00; INSTRUCTION: AVAILABLE
Studio Two
RESERVED- PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
9:00-10:30; Instruction: MANNA
C1 Ballet
10:30-11:45; Instruction: ORE
Int/Adv Ballet
12:00-1:30; Instruction: ORE
Variations
1:40-2:40 INT. POINTE LEVEL AND UP. ORE
Mon. and Wed. Ballet Workshops: ongoing, 6 wk sessions ($81 or $15 per class). Dance for Tots Workshops: 8 wk session, October 1-November 19 ($104- contact us for future dates)
Payments
If you selected payments by cash or check please mail your payment in or drop it off in the SBC tuition box on the office door.
Registration Fee
only applies to the Fall to Spring Session This is the annual registration fee due upon registration. Please select one of the following when making your first payment.
1-2 Family Members
- (per student) $16.00
3+ Family Members
- (per family) $37.00
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A one-time payment of the full tuition. Due upon registration. The number of classes is calculated by total number of classes taken per family.
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$219.00Single Class / Private Instruction / General Payment
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Single Class Fee
$15.001/2 hr Private Instruction
$42.001 hr Private Instruction
$62.00Recital Payment
Please calculate your cost using the online Recital form. The cost of your recital payment will depend upon the number of classes taken.
Recital Payment
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Summer Session
Summer Classes run July 7, 2014 - August 15, 2014 A one-time payment of the full tuition. Due upon registration. The number of classes is calculated by total number of classes taken per family.
1 class/week
- 6 classes $78.00
2 classes/week
- 12 classes $144.00
3 classes/week
- 18 classes $198.00
4 classes/week
- 24 classes $252.00
5 classes/week
- 30 classes $300.00
Summer Dance Camps
Summer Camps run July 7, 2014 - August 14, 2014
Summer Dance Camp for the Little Ones (4-7 year olds)
A one-time payment of the full tuition. Due upon registration.
- Both Weeks (total cost for both sessions) $260.00
- 1 week only (either session) $135.00
Summer Dance Camp (8-11 year olds)
A one-time payment of the full tuition. Due upon registration.
- Both Weeks (total cost for both sessions) $325.00
- 1 week only (either session) $180.00
Summer Dance Intensive
A one-time payment of the full tuition. Due upon registration.
- Both Weeks (total cost for both sessions) $325.00
- 1 week only (either session) $180.00
Fezziwig Festival
Free Community Event. Saturday, November 8- 11:30pm. Local food, craft and merchandise vendors. Members of the Ulter Battet Company will perform excerpts from their upcoming production of " A Christmas Carol " There will be performances by the cast of A Christmas Carol, craft vendors, food vendors, face painting, carolers and much more
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Hours
Monday:
4:00pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday:
4:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday:
4:00pm - 8:00pm
Thursday:
3:00pm - 8:30pm
Friday:
4:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturday:
10:30am - 3:00pm
Sunday:
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About Us
Saugerties Ballet Center,provides the area with a fresh and energetic exposure to dance. The school offers training on a professional basis for students of all levels of dedication. Body awareness, muscle control, creativity and joy of movement are all stressed. Students attending the Saugerties Ballet Center will benefit from the guidance and supervision of qualified instructors who pass on their professional knowledge and experience.