FAQ

The Balletto di Verona follows the Vaganova Method, a Russian system renowned for training high-level classical dancers. The method focuses on technical precision, physical strength, and artistic expressiveness.

The Balletto di Verona offers professional courses based on the Vaganova Method, which prepare students for a career in classical dance. These courses include disciplines such as ballet, character dance, men's technique, pas de deux and contemporary dance.

Admission to professional courses is through auditions, open to both Italian and foreign students. The auditions evaluate the physical aptitude and the technical-artistic abilities of the candidates.

Balletto di Verona students have numerous opportunities to perform throughout the year, in shows organized by the school, participation in competitions, reviews and collaborations with dance companies. Performances are an integral part of professional training.

To enroll, you can contact the school directly through the website, where you can also find details on enrollment dates, requirements and costs.

The preparatory courses of the Balletto di Verona are open to children aged 4 and over. These introductory courses are designed to develop coordination, rhythm and passion for dance in a playful and stimulating environment.

Course costs vary depending on the level and program chosen. Balletto di Verona also offers scholarships based on merit and financial situation, awarded through auditions or internal evaluations.

The Summer Course is an intensive training program that takes place in July. Classes include classical dance, contemporary dance, and choreography workshops, with the participation of internationally renowned guest teachers.