Canada's National Ballet School

Canadian Teenager Wins New Prize at Prestigious Prix de Lausanne

Maya Smallwood was with her roommate at Canada’s National Ballet School when she heard the news: she won the Prix de Lausanne’s inaugural Young Creation Award.

Posted March 3, 2021

Fifty Years of Swan Lake

Karen Kain to retire as artistic director of The National Ballet of Canada

Posted November 14, 2019

Volume 21, Issue 6
November/December 2018

Canada's National Ballet School, Kimberley Cooper, Tracee Smith, Eugene Baffoe, Roger Sinha

Sharing Dance

Participatory | Participatif

National
June 2 juin 2017
Contemporary

Volume 21, Issue 2
March/April 2018

Volume 21, Issue 1
January/February 2018

On the Ground

What do You Want to Know about Dance?

By Sarah Lochhead, Anastasia Kolotova, Valeria Nunziato

On June 2, Canada’s National Ballet School’s (NBS) hosted Sharing Dance Day at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto. The annual event is NBS’s flagship community outreach initiative, which offers free dance programs to the public. Toronto was just one out of the five cities to host official Sharing Dance events, with other cities including Halifax, Montreal, Winnipeg and Calgary. As part of the event The Dance Current asked attendees to tell us about a dance-related topic or artist they’re interested in learning more about.

Posted September 29, 2017

Collaborative Practice

Assemblée Internationale 2017 took place this year from April 30 through May 6 at Canada’s National Ballet School. This international event takes place every four years and brings together training schools from all over the world to collaborate, learn and create.

Posted May 17, 2017

Volume 20, Issue 2
March/April 2017

Canada’s National Ballet School Honours Alumni in an Inaugural Symposium

The Global Alumni Symposium for Canada’s National Ballet School (NBS) took place in Toronto for the first time May 20 through 22. The event brought NBS alumni together to participate in a host of activities and to hear their feedback on how the school can best prepare its students for their careers.

Posted June 7, 2016

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