Course Outline
A Central Dance Day is an opportunity for young dancers from 12 to 16 years to learn more about life in full-time dance training.
Upcoming Dance Days 2018-2019
Leeds Dance Day 2019
Saturday 16 February 2019 | |
14:00-19:30 | |
At Northern Ballet |
Confirmed Tutors for Leeds Dance Day
Christopher Hinton-Lewis | Ballet Tutor |
Emily Powell | Contemporary Tutor |
Guests will be allowed to watch the day for a charge of £5.00 cash on the day.
A detailed schedule will be available in due course.
Please download and complete an Application Form from the 'How to Apply' tab on the left-hand-side menu, indicating the Dance Day you would like to attend on this form.
Boys Move 2019 - Save the Date
Sunday 28 April 2019 |
At Central School of Ballet |
Boys Move is a day of classes and programmes led by all male Tutors. It is suitable for boys aged 8-18 years, from beginners to more experienced dancers. Previous courses have included lessons in Ballet, Contemporary, and workshops led by leading Dance professionals. Further details and the Application Form will be available in due course.
Further Information on Dance Days
Get Involved
Dance Days are a day of taster classes held around the UK. Participants take part in a ballet and contemporary class led by Central School of Ballet Senior School tutors. The ballet class also includes some pointe work and coaching for boys. The days are designed to encourage and inspire your current dance training.
Central host Dance Days annually in locations around the UK including Glasgow, Leeds, Ipswich and London. Further locations hope to be announced for 2019 - 2020.
The First Step
Our workshops can also give a taste of Central auditions and classes. Many Central students have their first experience of our unique atmosphere and teaching methods at Dance Days.
The day following each Dance Day in Leeds, Glasgow and London, auditions will be held at the same venue. Please see the Senior School pages for updates on timings and application forms for auditions.
Ask The Experts
The workshops include time for you to ask questions, and both your parents and your dance teachers are welcome to watch and take part in discussions.