Welcome to
Southold Dance Theater
Nutcracker
Nostalgia
An evening of Cocktails, Hor D'oeuvres, and a Behind-the-Scenes Performance by Southold Dancers, Community Children & Adults, accompanied by the South Bend Symphony Orchestra.
Thursday, Dec. 8th
5:30 - 9:00 pm
The Morris Grand Lobby
211 N. Michigan Street, South Bend
Spring 2023
Children's Division:
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Creative Dance 1 (3-4)
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Creative Dance 2 (4-5)
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Primary Ballet 1 (5-6)
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Primary Ballet 2 (6-7)
At Stanley Clark School
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Creative Movement (3-5)
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Primary Ballet (5-7)
Classic Program:
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Ballet I (7+)
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Ballet II - IV (8+)*
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Ballet V - Ballet VIII*
(SDT Company)
*By placement only
Classes begin
Jan. 17th!
-Calendar of Events-
Nov 24 - 26 CLOSED for Thanksgiving break
Dec 3 Last day of Fall Session
Dec 8 Nutcracker Nostalgia at The Morris
Dec 9 School showing at 11:00 am
Dec 9 - 11 Nutcracker at The Morris
Jan 2 - 6 Jr. Winter Intensive
Jan 9 - 11 Company Winter Intensive
Jan 14 Giselle auditions (spring production)
Jan 16 CLOSED for MLK Day
Jan 17 Spring 2023 session begins
Jan 23 - 27 Bring a Friend Week
Feb 20 - 25 Observation week
March 4 Spring showcase
March 16 - 19 YAGP Regionals in Indianapolis
April 3 - 9 Spring Break
May 20 Spring 2023 session ends
June 2 - 4 Giselle at The DeBartolo
* All dates subject to change
Learn.
Grow.
Dance.
Southold Dance Theater (Southold) is a not-for-profit performing arts organization based in the discipline of ballet. Southold provides quality training and performance opportunities that allow each of its dancers to develop technique and artistry in a nurturing, creative environment. Southold serves the regional community by providing a variety of programs including high-quality concert performances, in-school presentations, and outreach programs which bring new audiences to dance. Southold makes life more enjoyable for people who share in the dance experience.
Your generous donations contribute in making our exceptional ballet programming accessible to Michiana.
Southold Dance Theater (c) (3) organization, and is funded in part by a grant from the Community Foundation of St. Joseph Country through the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, with funds from the Indiana General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts.
