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There will be a virtual orientation for students and parents as well as an in person orientation on the first day of classes.

Schedules will be posted on the website and group assignments will be emailed no later than a week before a student’s arrival.

Joffrey Ballet School is committed to providing an inclusive environment for all students. Non-gender conforming students, students with religious and cultural considerations and any student needing additional support is welcome to contact us to discuss the dress code. Please contact our Customer Service department with any dress code questions and/or concerns.

Dress Code for female-identifying performers

• Cirque Arts: Colored leotards and tight t-shirts permissible. Jazz pants, black tights, or fishnet tights. Flexible character shoes of the Laduca variety are encouraged. Jazz shoes or sneakers are permissible.
• Jewelry, jeans, buttons and zippers are prohibited for the safety of each dancer.
• Clothes should be tight fitting. No baggy/sloppy clothes or short shorts are permitted.
• Students will not be allowed to be in their street clothes for classes.
• Long hair should be pulled back out of the face.
• General appearance should be tidy. Students should approach each day as if they are preparing for an audition. Form-fitting T-shirts (any colors) that do not expose the midriff should be worn. Leotards and tights are not necessary. Please wear athletic-style pants (any colors) that allow physicality and flexibility. We recommend comfortable, breathable workout clothes that allow a full range of movement, like yoga or dancewear. The skin below your knees should be covered.

Dress Code for male-identifying performers

• Cirque Arts: Jazz pants or other tight, athletic clothing. Jazz shoes or sneakers are permissible.
• Jewelry, jeans, buttons and zippers are prohibited for the safety of each dancer.
• Clothes should be tight fitting. No baggy/sloppy clothes or short shorts are permitted.
• Students will not be allowed to be in their street clothes for classes.
• Long hair should be pulled back out of the face.
• General appearance should be tidy. Students should approach each day as if they are preparing for an audition. Form-fitting T-shirts (any colors) that do not expose the midriff should be worn. Leotards and tights are not necessary. Please wear athletic-style pants (any colors) that allow physicality and flexibility. We recommend comfortable, breathable workout clothes that allow a full range of movement, like yoga or dancewear. The skin below your knees should be covered.

It is very common for students to experience blistering on their hands after their first couple days of the program. Have proper gloves ready and any ointments needed to relieve pain from blisters.

We celebrate five incredible years of the program by presenting the first Joffrey Cirque Arts Gala this summer. A full evening production of circus arts featuring stars of Cirque du Soleil alongside our incredible students. More information about the performance and tickets will be announced closer to the intensive.

Date TBA | Time TBA

Venue TBA

IMPORTANT: For performance track students participating in the final performance, the theater might require students and audience members to be vaccinated and/or masked.

No parents, guardians or visitors are allowed to be in the building. All students must be dropped off outside, in front of the building entrance.

At this time students are not required to wear a mask for the 2023 summer intensives in NYC. Students will be required to wear a mask (for a set amount of days) if they are identified as a close contact for a COVID-19 case.

At this time, all in-person students will be required to submit a negative COVID-19 PCR, Rapid test or proctored Home Test, administered within 4 days before arrival at our dorms or the student’s start date at an intensive. Students will be sent a link 1 week prior to their specific start date where test results may be uploaded within the 4-day window. (Deadline for test submission is 5 pm the day prior to arrival.)

At this time, dancers are not required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to participate in the summer intensives.

Students will be required to provide their vaccination status. If students are vaccinated against COVID-19, they will be required to submit their vaccination card.

A completed physical or physician’s note from within the last 12 months is required and should be completed before a dancer begins their selected intensive. If you have a completed physical examination for your dancer from within the last calendar year, you can substitute it in place of the Doctor’s note. The letter must state that the dancer is healthy and physically able to participate in the summer program. This form will be submitted at the student’s program orientation. A complete physical is not necessary. Sample Doctor’s Note

Joffrey Ballet School offers housing and a meal plan for the Cirque Arts Intensive. 

CLICK HERE for the housing FAQ which includes the location of housing facilities, check-in times, roommate policies, advice on what to bring and much more.

The Administrative team consists of Summer Coordinators and a group of Administrative Assistants who work with the Artistic Directors at the studios. The team facilitates daily operations and handles crises or emergencies should they arise.

All of our summer interns take part in a robust selection process that includes a formal application, one-on-one interviews, group evaluations and background checks. Most of our interns are currently attending university or have graduated. All candidates must have a dance background or share an appreciation for performing arts.

Customer Support

[email protected]

888.438.3808

Business Hours 6:00 am – 2:00 pm PST (Mon-Fri)

Administrative Assistants

[email protected]

Business Hours 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PST (Mon-Fri) 

*The Administrative Assistants will not be available until the first day of the intensive.

Millennium Dance Complex
6675 S Tenaya Way #120
Las Vegas, Nevada 89113

Studio locations may change, due to availability.

Monday – Friday

Start Time: 8:00am – 10:00 am (Times staggered due to COVID-19 Protocols)

Ending Time: 4:00pm – 6:00pm (Times staggered due to COVID-19 Protocols)

Typically, classes are held from 8-5 / 9-6 daily, Monday-Friday only. PLEASE NOTE: Additional rehearsals may be scheduled during performance week and may extend a dancer’s day. (If you are commuting, you can expect your class schedule to begin between 8:30am and 10:30 in the morning.)

Schedules for our intensives are made available the week prior to the program start date. Schedules are posted on the Joffrey website and will be updated every Sunday for the upcoming week. Schedules can be viewed online, and will also be handed out during orientation.

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Housing is available for students 12 years and older.

There is one housing location for our Joffrey Las Vegas intensives. Housing assignments are made by our Residence Life team and are not finalized until just prior to the intensive start date. Dancers will receive this information the Thursday prior to their scheduled arrival. We are unable to take requests for specific housing assignments.

Tonopah Hall

Tonopah Residence Complex

Las Vegas, NV 89154

There will be a virtual orientation for students and parents as well as an in person orientation on Sundays after check-in.

CHECK IN

Housing check-ins are on Sundays from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm. The student must get a COVID-19 PCR or rapid test within the 4 days prior to arrival at the dorm and submit the (negative) test result before checking in. Students are only allowed to check in during the scheduled time. Early check-in will not be permitted.

CHECK OUT

Students must check out of the dorm before they leave for classes on the Friday of their last week. The dorm will provide storage for students who would like to pick up their belongings after classes. All belongings must be picked up on Friday. Housing students are required to schedule a check out time and will be required to move out during that time. Dancers staying at the residence hall for multiple weeks do not have to check out during the weekends.

The students will have scheduled meeting times each morning to meet to travel together to the studios. They will also have a scheduled travel group to return to the housing locations for evening check in. Transportation will be provided and escorted by the Joffrey Housing team

All students will be assigned to double bedrooms. Students may request roommates under the following conditions: Roommates must reside in housing for the same period of time and must attend the same intensive and be assigned to the same group.

Please note that although we will make every effort to accommodate requests, it might not always be possible. Roommate Requests are $100 per dancer. If we are unable to honor a request, the resident will receive a credit towards their tuition.

The Meal Plan is required for dancers staying in housing. 

Mondays – Fridays: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Saturdays – Sundays: Breakfast & Dinner

Meals will be served in a dining hall on campus. Students will receive their first meal on Sunday evening after they check and the last meal on Friday morning before they check out.

• Cleaning supplies: Disinfectant/sanitizing/cleaning products, wipes, paper towels, broom, trash bags, laundry detergent, etc.
• Bedding: Twin XL sheets, blankets, pillows, pillowcases, mattress toppers, mattress pad, etc.
• Bathroom essentials and toiletries. JBS does not provide toilet paper.
• Electronics: laptops, tablets, chargers, etc. JBS does not provide cable.
• Storage: Hangers, hanging/floor shoe rack, storage containers, tupperware, etc.
• Cell Phone (Required): All housing students are required to have a phone with a United States phone number. International students may choose to purchase a “pay as you go” package or turn on their roaming feature.

Joffrey Ballet School does not offer Airport Transportation for this intensive.

The Residence Life Department team consists of a group of live-in Resident Advisors (RAs) who rotate duty shifts. The RA on duty can be reached 24/7. The team facilitates daily operations and handles crises or emergencies should they arise. RAs are also available to take students (17 and younger) to the doctor, conduct rounds to ensure health and safety. Our team meets with students to conduct mediations, conflict resolution meetings, friendship introductions and any other situation that students need assistance with.

All of our summer interns take part in a robust selection process that includes a formal application, one-on-one interviews, group evaluations and background checks. Most of our interns are currently attending university or have graduated. All candidates must have a dance background or share an appreciation for performing arts.

Guest Relations

[email protected]

888.438.3808

Business Hours 9:00 am – 5:00 pm EST (Mon-Fri)

Residence Halls

[email protected]

*The Resident Assistants will not be available until the first day of the intensive.