TEENS AT LINES

Let's Grow Together
ALONZO KING LINES BALLET | TEENS AT LINES

Teens at LINES is expressly created for curious young minds to explore their artistic potential. Over a 17-week Spring Session, students will collaborate in guided movement classes and improvisation, while gaining solid technique in ballet, contemporary, jazz, Horton, and hip-hop classes. The foundation of all of our classes is our ChoreoLab pedagogy, designed to encourage young peoples’ organic ideas in a collaborative and supportive way. At the end of the Fall Session, the artists will have an opportunity to share their artistic and social growth with family and friends during an in-studio showing.

Some students who have trained with Teens at LINES have been accepted into and continued their dance training at summer programs and universities. But all of our students experience personal growth which will aid them in whatever future endeavors they pursue.

REGISTER

To learn more about scheduling and tuition, visit our “PROGRAM” tab.

CONTACT

Jamie Wright
Teens at LINES Director
teens@linesballet.org
(415) 863-3040

UPCOMING EVENTS

LINES Exploration Lab

March 24–25, 2024

Intermediate to pre-professional dancers ages 12–60 are invited to join us for a two-day workshop in Birmingham, AL. Work directly with past LINES Ballet company members. This experience includes classes in ballet, contemporary, LINES repertory investigation, and explorative improvisation.

Student and Teacher Stories

COVID POLICIES

In order to attend our Teens Program in-person at LINES Dance Center, all participants will be required to provide proof of full vaccination (including booster shot if eligible*) for COVID-19, and comply with our organization’s masking mandates. Out of care and concern for our dance community of staff, teachers, and students, we appreciate your support of this policy that benefits us all.

* Eligibility is determined by date of second vaccination and CDC recommendations.

Photography: Alonzo King LINES Ballet | © Stephen Texeira, Matthew Evearitt, and Stephen Texeira

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