The journey begins with an audition process, where selected students are invited to join our company for the full season. Unfortunately it is not possible for us to accept every candidate onto the course after the audition process as we aim to keep our group sizes at a level that ensures we offer high quality training and attention to students throughout the course.

On the audition day, candidates will register in the reception area. We ask that all parents leave the site once children have safely entered the audition. After the audition, students will be brought to the reception area for collection.

As part of the audition process, candidates will learn a piece of repertoire from our production during the audition, which they will then perform to the panel at the end.

For the audition, we recommend that dancers arrive with their ballet uniform underneath their clothes, with their hair and personal presentation in place as parents are not permitted to enter with the students. Dancers can wear their normal ballet attire of choice and skirts are optional.

Students will attend weekly Sunday sessions that include ballet classes and rehearsals for a full-length classical ballet production. Typically classes are 2.5hrs per week, but this is an intensive programme and students should be prepared for long rehearsal days, particularly closer to performance week.

All classes and rehearsals take place in top-quality facilities. Students train under the guidance of teachers and choreographers who are currently or have previously worked with leading dance companies and schools.

If accepted onto the course, students will be required to purchase the leotard.

Working with students on a weekly basis allows us to get to know them as individuals, to see their strengths and weaknesses, and to help them to develop their confidence and performance levels.

The programme culminates with production week at a professional theatre, where students will perform in four full-length ballet shows. All costumes are provided for every role.

We have four performances, divided into 2 different casts. What makes our programme special is that every student performs in both casts! This means that instead of just repeating the same role, students get to learn and perform different parts across the two casts. It's a fantastic opportunity to build versatility, confidence, and stage experience. We’re proud to offer this unique experience that gives our students a richer, more rewarding journey in every production.

We believe in the art of telling a story through dance. Lavish sets and exquisite costumes all contribute to a truly professional performance and box office successes. Our youth ballets are three act performances, in which every student gets their moment to shine!

Students who successfully audition onto this programme will also benefit from the following extras as part of their course fees:

1. A Professional Dance Photo & Headshot as a souvenir.
2. Performance Video Recording.
3. 10% Discount off all Ballet Britain School Holiday Courses, Masterclasses & Workshops.

FEES

On acceptance, a non-refundable first payment of £100 is due to secure your place.

The remaining fees can be paid in 2 ways:

1. £112/month for 8 months via direct debit.
2. £875 paid in full before the course start date.

Total fees equal £975 (inc. VAT) if paid in full, or £996 (inc. VAT) if paying in 8 monthly instalments.
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COURSE DATES
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Please note, class times and dates may change throughout the term but prior notice will be given to all students.

‍High attendance is extremely important for this production.

‍2025
June: 15th, 22nd
July: 13th
September: 14th, 21st, 28th
October: 5th, 12th
November: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 29th (Sat), 30th
December: 7th, 14th

2026
January: 11th, 18th, 25th
February: 1st, 8th, 22nd, 28th (Sat)
March: 1st, 8th, 15th

Show Week – March 2026
Rehearsals: 22nd, 24th, 25th
Performances: 26th (Evening), 27th (Evening), 28th (Matinee & Evening)