Themed ballet and musical theatre camps at a New Albany ballet school, each running Monday-Thursday for two hours a morning (for example, Wicked Camp for ages 6-9 meets 9:30-11:30am, $235). Camps are age-banded from age two upward - My First Ballerina, Winnie the Pooh, Bluey, Frozen, Moana, Gabby's Dollhouse, American Girl, K-Pop Demon Hunters and Taylor Swift among them - and combine age-appropriate ballet, storytelling, crafts and an end-of-week showcase. Separate summer intensives serve trained ballet students ages 10-14. Camps are short sessions, not full-day care; campers must have turned the required age by June 1 and no refunds are offered.
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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 New Albany Ballet Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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We enjoyed this school the first year or two. However, after multiple minor yet continual and repeating issues in regard to scheduling and communication from the staff, we decided to end our time there. This culminated with our daughter’s last recital. Emails from weeks prior said to pick up the kids after the recital from the stage. That’s how we did it for the Saturday performance. Sunday morning, they sent out an email right before showtime (when I’m trying to get her ready and not really checking emails) to tell us that pick up for some of the kids would be elsewhere. Not a big deal in itself. But we waited in the auditorium like we had the night before. After 20 min of not being called down, we went out to ask someone if something was different or we just missed it. We walked into the foyer and found our daughter sobbing because no one told her about the change, and when we weren’t there, they just sent her out into the crowd with no supervision. No calls or announcements. I called the school that day. Never got a call back. Got an email weeks later telling me no one had mentioned it to them. No apologies. When I asked in person about it again. I was asked if I wasn’t getting the texts. I was told there is a chat group that they said they use as official communication. But after being there for 3 years still had no knowledge of them until asking the owner. We left 3/4 of the way through this year after the same issues kept happening with little to no warning. And I still never got any of those texts.
My daughter has been dancing here since she was 2.5 and now she’s 6. They have taken such great care of her and helped her to gain so much confidence. She’s still young enough that I don’t know if she’ll dance ballet forever, but I’m so glad she’s had such a positive beginning at New Albany Ballet Company. They are absolutely top notch!
Our 10yo has been in classes and camps at New Albany Ballet since preschool and has had a wonderful experience. They put on beautiful performances, especially The Nutcracker, but there's a focus on learning commitment and focus, gratitude, making better kids and dancers. It's an impressive dance school, well-run, great teachers, I'm happy my daughter found what she loves with such a well-run program! The classes for younger kids are adorable and well-run but the building is not the most accommodating for parents of young kids, especially with younger siblings, we were happier with Broadway Bound at that age. Also the parking is rough, especially the evenings. The lot isn't big enough and has been intended to go one way but poor signage so parents don't follow that, it's a mess most evenings.






