SUMMER 2026
AUDITION
Live auditions for the 2026 Summer Intensive will be held at Olympic Ballet School on the following dates, from 9:30–11:00 AM:
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Saturday, January 24, 2026
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Saturday, February 7, 2026
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Saturday, February 28, 2026
Pre-registration and an audition fee are required. $35 with pre-registration or $40 day of at the door. Pre-register by emailing dance@olympicballet.com.
EXPLORE OUR SUMMER PROGRAM OFFERINGS!
BOYS INTENSIVE
June 22 – 27, 2026
This program is designed specifically for boys in ballet, ages 8 to 20. Students have the opportunity to learn from Olympic Ballet Co-Artistic Director Oleg Gorboulev and guest teacher Aeden William Conefrey (former OBS student and current soloist with Latvian National Ballet). This intensive helps dancers build strength, technique, and confidence through expert training with individualized attention.
CLASSES: Male technique, conditioning/weight training, variations/repertoire, contemporary, and hip-hop.
SCHEDULE:
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Boys 1:
Monday–Friday, 4:30–7:30pm
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Boys 2:
Monday–Saturday, 10:00am–2:00pm
4-WEEK INTENSIVE
July 6 – July 31, 2026
This is a comprehensive program designed for serious ballet students looking to elevate their technique and artistry. Dancers train under the guidance of professional faculty in a focused, supportive environment. This intensive is divided by level to ensure appropriate pacing and progression.
LEVEL A (Intermediate): Technique, pointe, variations, repertoire, contemporary, conditioning, and hip-hop.
LEVELS B & C (Advanced / Pre-Professional): Technique, pointe, variations, repertoire, contemporary, character, conditioning, partnering, and hip-hop.
SCHEDULE: Monday – Friday, 10:00 am–5:00 pm (attending all 4 weeks) or 10:00 am–4:00 pm (attending less than 4 weeks)
TUITION: $1,800 for the full intensive (all 4 weeks) or $600 per week.
JUNIOR INTENSIVE
July 13 – July 24, 2026
The Junior Intensive is two-week program designed for young dancers ages 7 to 12. Students will build a strong foundation in ballet through daily classes in technique, conditioning, pantomime, and repertoire.
CLASSES: Technique, conditioning, pantomime, repertoire
SCHEDULE: Monday – Friday, 4:00–7:30 pm
SUMMER CAMPS FOR YOUNG DANCERS
July 27–31 OR August 24–28, 2026
Introduce your young dancer to the joy of ballet with our Summer Camps for Young Dancers — a fun and nurturing introduction to movement and music. These week-long camps are designed to spark creativity and build confidence while developing age-appropriate dance skills in a supportive environment.
PRE-BALLET CAMP:
For ages 3–5, pre-first grade, and/or students who have recently completed Creative Movement or Kinder Ballet.
SCHEDULE: Monday–Friday, 10:00–11:00am
TUITION: $150 (No separate registration fee).
For ages 6–8 (post-Kindergarten) with one year or less of classical ballet training. Ideal for students who have recently completed Olympic Ballet School’s Introductory or Level 1 program.
SCHEDULE: Monday–Friday, 11:00am–12:00pm
TUITION: $150 (No separate registration fee).
2026 FACULTY
AEDEN CONEFREY
Solist, Latvian National Ballet (former OBS student)
Boys Intensive
AVERY GARDNER
Hip-Hop Instructor
Boys Intensive, 4-Week Intensive
OLEG GORBOULEV
Co-Artistic Director, Olympic Ballet School and Olympic Ballet Theatre
Boys Intensive
NATASHA KEELEY-WRIGHT
Olympic Ballet School Faculty
ELIANNA LANGLEY
Company Dancer, Olympic Ballet Theatre
TAYLOR LIM
Company Dancer, Olympic Ballet Theatre
SOPHIE POWELL
Former Company Dancer, Olympic Ballet Theatre
MARA VINSON
Co-Artistic Director, Olympic Ballet School and Olympic Ballet Theatre
HOUSING
Olympic Ballet School students coming from outside the area may apply for housing at Triton Court, Edmonds College’s newest residence hall.
Address:
Triton Court
19921 68th Ave W
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Triton Court is a 9-minute drive from Olympic Ballet School or 30 minutes by public transit.
Housing Costs:
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$150 application fee
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$200 cleaning fee
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$50 per night
For more information:
Email housing@edmonds.edu
Please note: There are no Olympic Ballet School chaperones assigned to student housing. Students and families are responsible for providing their own meals and transportation to and from the studios.