Lexington Ballet Company runs MAD Camp, a summer day camp for artists, musicians, and dancers ages 5 to 11. Campers attend two art, two music, and two dance classes each day during week-long sessions that run Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm.
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 Lexington Ballet Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Ann Marie WesternAs a former patron, supporter, and friend of the Lexington Ballet: I am heartbroken for the students, families, company members, and volunteers affected by the mismanagement of the CEO/Executive Director over the past 2 years. Many families, including my own, have spent decades supporting this organization and are now alienated by the current administration. There is no financial transparency and no communication. All members of the faculty, company, and school abruptly quit, and the organization has been evicted from where they have held residency for 40 years. I encourage all prospective students, families, and incoming company artists to do your due diligence before committing to this organization.
★★★★★Barbara SniderI saw their Christmas show! It was so refreshingly cute and funny! The dancers were amazing as well! Loving this new director!
★★★★★Jennifer BackI don’t know much about their past, but this group is on fire! The dancers move beautifully! They move with Grace & poise! I also appreciate the humor they put onto their productions! Love the new artistic director!! Kevin Jenkins has made so many positive changes.
★Alex HubbardWe attended LBC the last 4 years. My daughter fell in love with her teachers and friends. However, the entire company and a large majority of the school has quit due to terrible mismanagement by the Executive Director. This place is “running” as a non-profit, however when multiple parents have asked very reasonable questions such as 1.) Who is on the board? 2.) Why is there no transparency and communication on why the entire company up and quit? There is NO response! It’s incredibly upsetting to the families who have dedicated so much money and time. Very sad! I would NOT go to LBC until the Executive Director is gone.
★BenWould not recommend. The current director has mismanaged things to such a degree as to cause the entire company and the majority of the school to leave. Poor communication with parents, and classes and teachers have changed or been combined without warning. This quality of instruction is not what we signed up for