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Presidio Dance Theatre
Basic Information
Address: 386 Moraga Avenue
Mountain House
Phone Number: 415.561.3958
Fax Number: 415.561.3959
Email: info@presidiodance.org
Program Director: Judy Bretschneider
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Additional Information
Founded: 1998
Number of Students: 110
Grades: Preschool to High School
Ages Accepted: 5 to 14
Session Start Date: 6/9/2014
Session End Date: 8/8/2014
School/Campus Setting:
In the unique setting of Americaʻs urban National Park, Presidio of San Francisco, Presidio Dance Theatre opens its doors to young campers from 5-14 of age. Students will enjoy dance, music, singing, acting, musical theatre, fencing, and pantomime. Arts & crafts projects will be presented to further enhance the experience revolving around stage design, costuming, and make-up artistry. PDT is on the Presidioʻs Main Post, surrounded by a beautiful green meadow bordered by views of the SF Bay and historic forest. Our location will allow students to have the additional opportunity to learn first-hand about the park, meeting the naturalists and environmentalists who make it run.
Application Deadline: Rolling
% of Faculty with Advanced Degree(s): 2
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1 to 6
Pricing: $350
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to bring the world of performing arts into the lives of children and summer camp is a wonderful time for cultural enrichment. Classes are based on the international repertoire of the award-winning Presidio Dance Theatre and taught by PDT artists and choreographers.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Presidio Dance Theatre is the inclusive hub for artists, arts students and arts enthusiasts.