Comments on: What are some dance companies that are good but not impossible to get in? Is orlando ballet company good? http://www.songbirdcoffeecompany.com/companies/what-are-some-dance-companies-that-are-good-but-not-impossible-to-get-in-is-orlando-ballet-company-good Sat, 04 Feb 2012 07:25:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: William M http://www.songbirdcoffeecompany.com/companies/what-are-some-dance-companies-that-are-good-but-not-impossible-to-get-in-is-orlando-ballet-company-good/comment-page-1#comment-4 William M Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:13:59 +0000 http://www.songbirdcoffeecompany.com/companies/what-are-some-dance-companies-that-are-good-but-not-impossible-to-get-in-is-orlando-ballet-company-good#comment-4 I've gone to a summer intensive at Orlando Ballet, and I really thought my training improved while I was there. North Carolina School of the Arts would be a good one to try as well.<br><b>References : </b><br> I’ve gone to a summer intensive at Orlando Ballet, and I really thought my training improved while I was there. North Carolina School of the Arts would be a good one to try as well.
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]]> By: Janine http://www.songbirdcoffeecompany.com/companies/what-are-some-dance-companies-that-are-good-but-not-impossible-to-get-in-is-orlando-ballet-company-good/comment-page-1#comment-3 Janine Wed, 28 Oct 2009 22:57:59 +0000 http://www.songbirdcoffeecompany.com/companies/what-are-some-dance-companies-that-are-good-but-not-impossible-to-get-in-is-orlando-ballet-company-good#comment-3 Pretty much any company that pays a subsistence wage is going to attract highly trained dancers and be very competitive to get into. When major companies like the New York City Ballet lay off dancers, they need to go somewhere else (or give up dancing), so all the companies down the line have their pick of amazing dancers. Whenever you're interested in a company and wonder about your chances of getting in, just go to their website to see if they post bios of their dancers. Here are the bios for Orlando Ballet: http://www.orlandoballet.org/about/dancers.html Judge for yourself to see how you measure up in comparison. Edit to ask/clarify: You WERE asking in terms of being hired professionally, right? Otherwise, getting into summer intensives is a completely different story.<br><b>References : </b><br>New York City Ballet Cuts Jobs as Its Operating Deficit Widens http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/arts/dance/21ball.html My daughter is a professional dancer with over 16 years of training in ballet. Pretty much any company that pays a subsistence wage is going to attract highly trained dancers and be very competitive to get into. When major companies like the New York City Ballet lay off dancers, they need to go somewhere else (or give up dancing), so all the companies down the line have their pick of amazing dancers.

Whenever you’re interested in a company and wonder about your chances of getting in, just go to their website to see if they post bios of their dancers. Here are the bios for Orlando Ballet:
http://www.orlandoballet.org/about/dancers.html

Judge for yourself to see how you measure up in comparison.

Edit to ask/clarify: You WERE asking in terms of being hired professionally, right? Otherwise, getting into summer intensives is a completely different story.
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New York City Ballet Cuts Jobs as Its Operating Deficit Widens
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/arts/dance/21ball.html

My daughter is a professional dancer with over 16 years of training in ballet.

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