Alabama Ballet, a nonprofit professional ballet company in Birmingham, runs tiered summer programs. The four-week Summer Intensive serves intermediate and advanced students ages 11–19 with daily ballet technique, pointe, modern, jazz, and hip-hop from 10am to 5pm; a three-week Junior Intensive serves ages 9–12; and the one-week Tutus and Tiaras camp introduces ages 4–7 to ballet and tap with crafts and storytelling.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Alabama Ballet directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ross THE BOSSWonderful place! I love teachers and staff especially Luiza 😁!
★★★Eleanor BarhaJust for any adults looking for the adult beginners class- they market this as though someone with little no experience can just jump on in and get some good exercise. It seems there may be sessions. For example, you have first day and the last day of class. another girl in the class ended up in tears from embarrassment.i left early (well kinda, class ends at 8 but they weren’t done at 8) I was excited to join and even thought a leotard and shoes but I left discouraged. She kept saying “like we did last week” as if we were all there last week
★★★★★Lenora ArnoldThe dancers performed beautifully! The studio was great. We were able to see the dancers closely! It was fabulous!
★Angie RainesWhat should have been a magical evening for all ages unfortunately turned into an event that was totally inappropriate for children. I was appalled and extremely disappointed that parents were put in a situation that exposed their children to basically a Drag Show. Whom ever is responsible for allowing this should be ashamed of themselves. In the future make the performance age appropriate.