The methodology of teaching at Ballet School Siluet is the methodology of the Russian classical ballet school, which is enshrined in the training and upbringing of professional ballet dancers in Bulgaria, Russia and much of Europe, USA and Japan.
- This methodology, however, is especially adapted to the capabilities of children who deal with unprofessional Ballet.
- A training program is being created which above all educates the children and allows them to present their skills on stage as the final product of the training in the performing arts, even at this stage.
- The curriculum includes training in classical ballet. We have groups for young and grown up dancers.
The training in classical ballet at Ballet School Siluet is expressed in several ways:
- To teach our children to move beautifully, to have an elegant style of movement and behavior, and more importantly - to learn them on the discipline of behavior and requirements to themselves.
- To initiate the ability of self improvement and display their capabilities in marginal level.
- To understand the rules of behavior in a social environment, teamwork and relationships within the team.
- To satisfy their aesthetic sensibility with beautiful music and harmonic motion by the vision of the beautiful ballet costumes.
The ballet performances that are created specifically for the graduates of Ballet School Siluet are the business card of the school. They involve all the children that were trained during the school year, according to their level of preparedness. At the end of each school year on the professional stage of a theater, is presented the premiere of a title of a fairy tale, founded on classical music, in which all actions are expressed in the language of classical ballet. Thus over the past years we presented the ballet: Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid- music by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Mozart.
The team of teachers at Ballet School Siluet has bachelor and master degrees in ballet pedagogy and ballerinas with well known names in professional ballet scene.
- Veronica Spasova - director and teacher, master of ballet pedagogy ballet dancer at the National Opera and Ballet.
- Irina Stoyanova - ballet dancer, soloist of the National Opera and Ballet.
- Vanya Zografova - longtime pedagogue Bachelor in ballet pedagogy.
- Elena Gospodinova - graduate of the National School of Dance Art, Bachelor in Dance Theatre at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts Krastyo Sarafov.
