School of American Ballet

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ballet school nonprofit organization performing arts school

The School of American Ballet is a premier ballet academy in New York City that serves as the official training school for the New York City Ballet and a leading center for classical dance education in the United States.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ballet school → nonprofit organization → performing arts school →
alsoKnownAs	SAB →
city	New York City →
country	United States → United States of America →
focusesOn	Balanchine technique → classical ballet →
founded	1934 →
foundedBy	Edward Warburg → George Balanchine → Lincoln Kirstein → Sergei Denham → Vladimir Dimitriev →
genre	ballet →
hasAffiliation	New York City Ballet →
hasCurriculum	character dance → classical ballet technique → partnering → pointe → variations →
hasMission	training dancers for professional ballet careers →
hasNotableAlumni	Ashley Bouder → Darci Kistler → Gelsey Kirkland → Maria Tallchief → Mikhail Baryshnikov → Misty Copeland → Peter Martins → Suzanne Farrell → Tiler Peck → Wendy Whelan →
hasType	pre-professional ballet academy →
influencedBy	George Balanchine →
isPartOf	Lincoln Center campus →
languageOfInstruction	English →
locatedIn	Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts → New York → New York City →
offersProgram	advanced division → children’s division → intermediate division → summer intensive →
officialSchoolOf	New York City Ballet →
regionServed	United States →
state	New York →
trainsFor	New York City Ballet → other professional ballet companies →

Referenced by (13)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
George Balanchine → Giorgi Melitonis dze Balanchivadze →	coFounded
Suzanne Farrell → Tanaquil Le Clercq →	educatedAt
New York City Ballet →	affiliation
Concerto Barocco →	associatedInstitution
The Nutcracker (Balanchine version) →	balletCompanyAssociation
Chelsea Clinton →	boardMemberOf
Alexandra Danilova →	employer
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts →	homeVenueOf
Serenade →	premiereCompany
Balanchine technique →	taughtAt
George Balanchine →	workedFor