**UPDATE: Thank you for your interest. Registration for 2023 Company + Studio Company Auditions has closed. Click here to learn more about the Company and Studio Company.
Louisville Ballet is pleased to host in-person auditions for both Company and Studio Company positions on Sunday, March 5, 2023. Please note that registration is required to attend and audition spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Louisville Ballet will contact you directly to confirm your spot and time.
Please note that video auditions will not be accepted at this time. No same day walk-ins will be allowed to participate in the auditions.
AUDITION DETAILS
Location: Louisville Ballet Studios / 315 E. Main Street, Louisville, KY, 40202
Date: Sunday, March 5, 2023.
Times: TBD
Auditions will be strictly limited to 40 dancers per session. Louisville Ballet staff will notify you to confirm your audition status and time.
Dancers must arrive prepared with the following:
* Recent headshot, dance photo, and current resumé
* Pointe shoes (women)
* Personal ID
* $25 audition fee (cash or check only)
Mission
Louisville Ballet makes moving art that respects tradition, encourages innovation, and fosters life-long learning. We inspire connection, conversation and a profound sense of community, by striving for bold collaborations, by nurturing the next generation of artists, by celebrating diversity, and by creating access for all.
History
Louisville Ballet, led by Artistic Director Robert Curran and Executive Director Philip Koester, is an evolved but accessible ballet company committed to boldly and beautifully communicating artistic stories both classic and new. We exist to move, to evoke emotion, to provoke thought, and to challenge perceptions. We are artists, athletes, activists, inventors, and inspirers. Louisville Ballet has been one of the nation’s leading regional ballet companies since 1952. As the Official State Ballet of Kentucky, Louisville Ballet has worked with some of ballet’s brightest lights including Mikhail Baryshnikov, Twyla Tharp, and Wendy Whelan, performed for tens of thousands of people and reached over 20,000 school children throughout the commonwealth with educational programs annually.
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