Archive for HBA News
Teen Modern Dance Class using the Graham technique offered Mondays at 5:45
Antonio Fini from the Martha Graham School offers an introductory class on Mondays for ballet dancers and aspiring modern dancers. Classes are 5:45 -7:45 and are open to all dancers 12 & older. This class will focus on technique, body conditioning and movement. Perfect for the aspiring college dancer as well as professional dancer. Call 631-271-4626 to arrange free trial class. Registration is ongoing. $20 by the class.
Huntington Ballet Academy invited to dance in LIBT 2nd annual Gala March 19, 2010
Long Island Ballet Theatre (LIBT) Artistic Director, Christopher Fleming has invited the students of HBA to dance in this star studded evening featuring Daniel Ulbricht, principal dancer of NYC Ballet. Dancers age 6 & up will appear in excerpts from LIBT’s spring production of Alice in Wonderland. Opening the evening’s program will be scenes from the Who’s rock opera, TOMMY.
Master Class Series for Advanced Dancers starts February 7th
Huntington Ballet Academy Master Class Series – Sundays
Time – 12 – 1:30
Place – Huntington Center
Class Fee – $20 (HBA students no charge)
Feb. 7 – Catherine Lawrence, Asst. Professor Adelphi
Feb. 28 – Christopher Fleming – LIBT Artistic Director, Assistant Professor – Gaucher College & former member NYC Ballet.
March 7 – Christopher Fleming
March 14 – Frank Augustyn, Adelphi University, former principal National Ballet of Canada
April 11 -Daniel Ulbricht, principal dancer NYC Ballet
April 18 – Sara Knight,Ellison Ballet Faculty, former faculty Boston Ballet School
May 2 – Sara Knight
All Classes Begin Sept. 14 Register Today!
There are still openings in classes. Please contact us at 631-271-4626 or via email at huntingtonballet@yahoo.com.
HBA Welcomes New Staff Members
Professional dancers Jessie Fry, David McAlister, Antonio Fini and Lauren Toole join the faculty at HBA for 2009-10.
Special guests invited Joan Kunsch(Nutmeg Conservatory), Christopher Fleming(Gaucher College), Arthur Leeth(Boston Ballet) and Frank Dellapolla(formerly Metropolitan Opera Ballet)