Tracy Inman
Co-Director of The Ailey School, Director of Ailey Teacher Certification Program: Ailey Horton Technique
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About the Program
Curriculum
The Scholarship Program core curriculum consists of daily classes in ballet (which may include additional classes in pointe for intermediate/advanced students) along with Horton and/or Graham techniques. Supplemental classes include jazz, tap, Dunham, West African, barre à terre, yoga, Gyrokinesis®, and body conditioning. Improvisation and dance composition classes are also offered.
Scholarship students also have the opportunity to audition for repertory workshops with guest artists that showcase the talents of the most advanced students. Workshops culminate with in-studio showings and performances at the Ailey Citigroup Theater at the end of each term.
FAQs
Students who wish to be considered for a scholarship must first apply for acceptance into the full-time Professional Division Programs or the Summer Intensive. Students may audition in person or by submitting a video audition. Students must fill out an online application, pay an audition fee, and sign up for an audition or upload an audition video.
Notification of acceptance will be sent by email within three weeks of an audition.
Yes, students are required to adhere to the dress code and etiquette guidelines listed in the Student Handbook. Students may be asked to observe class if they are not in the required dress code.
Students may order dancewear needed for classes online or by visiting The Ailey Boutique located inside The Ailey School. Boutique hours are Monday-Friday 11am-7pm and Saturday 9am-4pm.
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Co-Director of The Ailey School, Director of Ailey Teacher Certification Program: Ailey Horton Technique
The Ailey School - Graham-based Modern Department, Chair
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Graham-based Modern