Los Angeles Dance Studio Offers Summer Programs To Fit Needs Of Students Of All Ages
La Canada, CA: California DanceArts (http://www.caldancearts.com) has just completed its lineup of dance intensives and workshops for summer 2011. Aimed at a wide variety of dancers at all levels, they include the Los Angeles International Ballet Intensive, the Youth Ballet Intensive, the Dancers Delight Day Camp and the Fairy Tale Ballet program. Auditions are being held on Saturdays at the studio.
The various programs are arranged from the beginning levels to the very advanced. The Fairy Tale Ballet program is for the child who will be getting their first experience with dance. The Dancers Delight Day Camp is similarly for the very new student. The Youth Ballet Intensive is for the serious student of dance at an intermediate level. The Los Angeles International Ballet Intensive is for those students seeking professional careers in dance.
Erin Holt, Founder and Director of California DanceArts, stated, “Summer is a great time for dancing. And summer dance camps are a great way for dancers of any age to make the most of their time during the summer. Whether a young person is at an intermediate or advanced level and is a serious dance student or if they are dancing for the first time, an intensive summer dance program with a reputable dance school can provide a real boost in their growth and development.”
Since 1987, California DanceArts has been dedicated to the purpose of grooming and nurturing the talents of beginning to serious career dance students. Its current location in beautiful La Canada is among several schools and recreational facilities. More information on California DanceArts 2010 summer dance workshops can be seen at www.danceallsummerworkshops.com. The school’s blog can be seen at http://caldancearts.typepad.com. For more information about California DanceArts and the programs offered by the school, call 818-790-7924, or visit the school online at www.caldancearts.com.
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