chloeballet13

Hi everyone, thankyou for all your advice! Unfortunately I don't do any associate programs. I auditioned for the royal ballet SA's this year but was unsuccessful! I did the Elmhurst summer school last year and I'm going to Opes summer school this year, but maybe I will try other associate programs instead. The 9 hours of ballet don't include EYB as the rehearsals only run over a month or so, but again, the advice has gone appreciated! It's given me plenty to think about, I just need to make sure that I don't get carried away and forget about my school work hehe! X

Hi everyone, thankyou for all your advice! Unfortunately I don't do any associate programs. I auditioned for the royal ballet SA's this year but was unsuccessful! I did the Elmhurst summer school last year and I'm going to Opes summer school this year, but maybe I will try other associate programs instead. The 9 hours of ballet don't include EYB as the rehearsals only run over a month or so, but again, the advice has gone appreciated! It's given me plenty to think about, I just need to make sure that I don't get carried away and forget about my school work hehe! X

Thank you so much Jazzpaws, that really helped me a lot to realise that you can be successful without vocational training, wishing you the best of luck for your daughter! I'm sure she'll do well at Central xx

Hi, I'm new to this forum but I wonder if anybody could give me some advice/opinions on auditioning for ballet colleges/sixth forms? I go to a normal local school that doesn't teach any ballet at all. I'm worried that this would completely ruin my chances as I would obviously be going up against people who have had full time vocational training! Does anyone know the chances of getting into an upper school with just 9 hours of ballet a week. I take part in things like EYB and MTB, but do I maybe need to start more classes? I'm in year 9 so I do have time, but it means so much to me and I want to do everything I can to improve and to boost my chances of being accepted at a ballet college. Any advice would be appreciated! X

Hi, I'm new to this forum but I wonder if anybody could give me some advice/opinions on auditioning for ballet colleges/sixth forms? I go to a normal local school that doesn't teach any ballet at all. I'm worried that this would completely ruin my chances as I would obviously be going up against people who have had full time vocational training! Does anyone know the chances of getting into an upper school with just 9 hours of ballet a week. I take part in things like EYB and MTB, but do I maybe need to start more classes? I'm in year 9 so I do have time, but it means so much to me and I want to do everything I can to improve and to boost my chances of being accepted at a ballet college. Any advice would be appreciated! X

They are gorgeous

I got a no..very sad this evening

Well done to your dd carabosse . Good luck for everyone else waiting on letters today

Do the SA letters come after the MA letters does anyone know ?

Still no letter ... Think mom is fed up of me texting every lunch time to check!

Good luck to all those in Midland Theatre Ballet, hope you all enjoy the first of your 4 performances tonight xx

No letter today either... This is torture!

Hi has anyone heard from the RBS associate auditions?