
As parents, you play a crucial role in supporting your dancer's ballet path and we know navigating the world of ballet training can be challenging. The Ballet Help Desk podcast is here to help! Tune in for expert insights on supporting your student's ballet education. We cover key topics like summer intensives, ballet competitions, full-time and postgraduate training, health and wellness, boys in ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingPerforming ArtsArts | |||

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We sit down with Carter Alexander, Chair of the Division of Dance at Southern Methodist University, to find out what sets the program apart from the more ballet-specific schools. Carter walks us... more
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Shane Jewell, executive director of Oregon Ballet Theatre, was kind enough to sit down with us to explain how ballet companies actually run as businesses. He takes us through the nonprofit structure, in... more
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Peter Stark, president and director of The Rock School for Dance Education, has spent 26 years running ballet schools and knows the recruiting process from both sides of the table.
We talk with him ab... more
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Our parent panel is back for part two, picking up right where we left off.
In this half of the conversation, Erin, Sarah, and Sue cover the topics that come up most for families navigating full-time r... more
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A great resource and a wealth of knowledge that has been so helpful as my daughter grows in her ballet journey. It has prompted thinking in areas I hadn’t considered and am thankful to the creators of this podcast and also to The Washington School of Ballet/ The Washington Ballet to have shared this resource with their families and dancers.
Simply Lovely. Not only does this podcast cover literally everything but there are so many interviews and perspectives that you get to hear from.
This podcast has been my go-to resource for my son’s ballet dance journey. We are a swim and golf family with 0 dance knowledge. My son also started late so their episodes on the ins and outs have been helpful with summer intensives, auditions, pre-pro training, and post graduate realities. They attract excellent guests and ask great questions. Thank you for this offering!
This is the best resource I have found and words cannot express my gratitude. I have made it through all episodes and we have listened to many twice. I found this podcast shortly after taking my son to an open audition for Nashville Ballet’s Nutcracker in 2024. We live over an hour away and thought this would just be a good experience for our son. We expected he would be a mouse and we could graciously say “no thank you we live too far,” but he was cast as Fritz. Then he fell in love. I st... more
I am Florence and I’m a teenage dancer and I would just like to say thank you to my parents for being the best dance parents Andi hope to insue a dance career and do competition dancer
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A practical, parent-focused show that pulls back the curtain on ballet training, programs, and careers. Across episodes, listeners get guidance on summer intensives, training pathways, contracts and pay, and navigating the job market for dancers, with insider perspectives from studio leaders, educators, and industry advocates. The show tends to feature candid conversations about transparency, wellbeing, mentorship, and long-term planning, helping families evaluate training options, scholarships, and pathways from student to professional. A notable quality is the mix of grassroots family-focused advice with views from high-level educators and company leaders, making it useful for both first-time listeners and families deep into the ballet jo... more
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