Sentence examples for performing arts academy from inspiring English sources

Lawrence High School, which is in Cedarhurst, offers 21 Advanced Placement courses and a fine and performing arts academy.

The Juilliard School in New York, an elite performing arts academy, is planning to open its first overseas branch in Tianjin, a city outside Beijing, in 2016, though its China branch will not grant degrees.

He is working on a mini-series for Italian state television set during the Renaissance in Florence, the city of his birth, where he is trying to establish a performing arts academy.

Kurlow wants to use her expertise to eventually open a diverse performing arts academy that caters to children and teenagers of different religions, races and backgrounds. .

Not to mention Kurlow's mother, Alsu, who has already opened a performing arts academy in the Sydney suburb of Bankstown, teaching ballet, martial arts and aboriginal art classes to the local community. .

Since independence, Indonesian choreographers trained at the country's performing arts academies have been well versed in Western classical ballet and modern dance, in addition to local styles.

At present, dance in schools is mostly restricted to performing arts academies such as the Brit School in Croydon, but under a pilot scheme, specialised "co-ordinators" will work with the Youth Sport Trust to get more children strutting their stuff.

I was to be there for five weeks, running performing arts academies in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.

True to the formula, last night's evening was advertised on the invitation as a benefit for the Lincoln Center Consolidated Corporate Fund, an entity that allows corporations to give unrestricted donations to the performing arts companies and training academies of Lincoln Center.

The Waapa (Western Australian academy for performing arts) graduate is known for his television roles on A Place to Call Home, Home & Away and Devil's Playground, and he recently starred in Drown, a critically acclaimed drama about homophobia in sport, which ran at the Mardi Gras film festival.

"We simply have to get better and provide an education that people of all social classes would be proud of," said Mr. Arbogast, who cited a new health sciences academy and a planned performing arts high school in his district.