Who is the artistic director of Boston Ballet?

Who is the artistic director of Boston Ballet?

Mikko Nissinen
Mikko Nissinen was appointed Artistic Director of Boston Ballet and Boston Ballet School in 2001. Born in Helsinki, Nissinen began his dance training at age ten with The Finnish National Ballet School, and launched his professional dance career at age 15 with The Finnish National Ballet.

How much do ballerinas make at ABT?

The ABT’s two top-paid dancers earned $158,772 and $188,157 in 2016, according to the Form 990 the company filed with the IRS, but Copeland wasn’t one of them. A rough guess would put her salary somewhere between $100,000 and $158,000. (There are 15 principal dancers at the ABT.)

Are there any auditions for the Boston Ballet?

Due to current COVID-19 implications and necessary precautions, ALL Boston Ballet Company, BBII, Post Graduate program auditions are cancelled. Auditions are by invitation only. Boston Ballet supports the International Audition Pre-Selection Guidelines.

Who is the director of the Boston Ballet?

Desean Taber, Le Corsaire Pas de Deux. Under direction of Boston Ballet Artistic Director Mikko Nissinen and Boston Ballet II Associate Director Peter Stark, Boston Ballet II (BBII) features classically trained young dancers as they begin their professional performing careers.

Is the Boston Ballet an equal opportunity employer?

The information and contacts above pertain to Boston Ballet Company, Boston Ballet II (BBII) and Post Graduate Program auditions only. The Boston Ballet Orchestra does not have any current vacanc (ies). Boston Ballet is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

How long does the Boston Ballet program last?

This two-year program bridges the divide between training and professional careers with major dance companies. Dancers perform extensively with the main company, and in programs dedicated to works specifically selected and choreographed for BBII.