INTENSIVE DANCE COURSE 2017

IDC2017

Ahoy, dancers! We're back!

Ready to jete-ing your way to Intensive Dance Course 2017?

As usual, ballet.id's Intensive Dance Course will give you ah-mah-zing opportunity to learn directly from the pro, for one full week! In our 40+ hours intensive course, you can share your passion and dedication to learn and dance classical ballet, contemporary and body conditioning with (new) friends while having fun at the same time during school break. We also have interesting program for dance teachers in the Teacher’s Course.

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION

REGISTRATION OPEN NOW!!! Get your spot right away!!

Level 1 is for Ballet RAD Grade 5 - Intermediate Foundation, Vaganova Level 1-4 or equivalent.
Level 2 is for Ballet RAD Intermediate/higher, Vaganova Level 5/higher or equivalent.

Location: EKI DANCE COMPANY STUDIO, Jalan Padang No. 32, Manggarai, Jakarta https://goo.gl/maps/JVqJYnaaFGy

Upon completion, all participants will receive a certificate.

Oh, for your own optimal learning experience & convenience, we can only accept limited number of dancers in each class. So sign up right away to book your slot!! (All participants will be accepted on a first come, first served basis upon payment).

How to reach us:
Whatsapp only:+62-812-9389-8912 (Reynold) or+62-812-8697-1989 (Mariska); Email us at info [at] ballet.id

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The FACULTY

Zinaida Chugunova

Zinaida is a professional Russian ballet dancer and teacher with more than 10 years of experience as a soloist dancer in a number of Russian ballet companies such as The Chuvash State Opera and Ballet Theatre, Moscow Classical Ballet “La Classique” and Primorsky Stage of Mariinsky Theatre.

Her dancing experience has brought her to dance classical variations such as Pas de trois, Swans, Russian dance solo, Spanish dance solo (Swan Lake); Myrtha, two Willis (Giselle); The Lilac Fairy, Princess Florine, Fairies (The Sleeping Beauty); Colombine, Spanish dance, Russian dance (The Nutcracker); Friends of Kitri, Grand Pas (Don Quixote); Trio of Shades, Grand Pas (La Bayadère); Odalisques solo (Le Corsaire) and other classical parts, as well as neoclassical ballets from European and American choreographers.

In 2005, she won a gold medal in My Dream – Ballet Competition in Samara Russia. She also got her Diploma of Ballet Dancer both in Bashkir State Choreographic College (2006) and Russian State University of Theatre Arts (GITIS), Choreographer’s faculty (2012) in Russia. She also studied in The Course of People’s Artist of USSR Nina Sorokina (Bolshoi theatre)

Adam Blanch

Adam Blanch trained with Karen Thomas and Marie Walton-Mahon, before entering The Australian Ballet School. Adam then joined the Queensland Ballet under the direction of Francois Klaus and was promoted to soloist in 2005. Adam was invited to join Sydney Dance Company in 2006, making his Company debut at the Shanghai International Festival in Graeme Murphy’s Grand. In 2007 he toured the United States performing Stephen Petronio’s Underland. Whilst in the company he collaborated with a variety of choreographers including Rafael Bonachela, Graeme Murphy, Meryl Tankard, Aszure Barton, Kenneth Kvanstrom, Craig Bary, and Emanuel Gat. In late 2010 Adam joined Garry Stewart’s Australian Dance Theatre and toured Europe with the company’s production of Be Yourself.

In 2011 Adam moved to London and was involved in the motion picture capturing for Paramount Pictures WWZ. Whilst there he collaborated with such choreographers as Wayne McGregor, Akram Khan, Maxine Doyle, Theo Clinkard, and Lynne Page. He worked with Terry Gilliam on his production of Faust for the English National Opera and performed at Glyndebourne in Melly Stils’ The Cunning Little Vixen. Recently he was part of The Pet Shop Boys and toured once again in Australian Dance Theatre’s G. Adam was a choreographer for the opening ceremony for the Special Asia Pacific Games. Adam has been a guest teacher throughout Europe and Australia for leading companies and schools.

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