The Indianapolis School of Ballet, the training arm of Indianapolis Ballet, runs summer programs ranging from a themed Ballet & Art Camp for children starting at age 5 to an audition-based Summer Intensive for serious students (ages 10–13 and 14 and up). A five-week summer class program meeting once or twice weekly is also offered downtown.
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 Indianapolis Ballet directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Alice BhangThese company dancers are some of the most self-centered, judgmental, and, for lack for better words, rude people I have ever met. The sexist heiegerachy that this company holds is disturbing, and honetly humiliating. Its 2025 for christ sakes!
★★Rita SánchezIt's deplorable. It's abusive: At the door they search every last pocket of your wallet and they threw away some mint pills that I always carry for my breath. I was carrying a bottle of water to take my medication and they threw it in the trash. And their prices inside are abusive. A bottle of water costs five dollars. Otherwise, the ballet is average. Careless dancers and props that must be at least 20 years old. Very unfortunate. It's not even worth the $70 ticket.
★★★★★Katherine WhiteMy kids have been dancing and learning here for several years. The studio is professional, the teachers and support staff are phenomenal, and this is the only school you want to go for a true ballet education.
★★★★★Sandy ReibergIndianapolis Ballet's Fringe performance at the Athenaeum was like a buffet! All of the dancers were amazing. Chris Lingner has added some amazing new touches to his already superior partnering skills. Yoshiko shone both in her rendering of "The Swan", especially her arm and head movement. See this company often - they are worth every penny and more.
★Tracy FloromI decided to take an Open Session class that is advertised as come anytime, no registration required, so it was a shock when I drove all the way downtown and the classes had been canceled. The classes will pick back up in June, but there is no information online about the more than month long cancellation. The woman behind the counter wasn't apologetic at all about the no notice closure. She said that the canceled them because they were busy.