Madach School of Dance

An EuroPAS award-winning dance and theatre arts school founded by Sárközi Gyula, former ballet master of the Hungarian State Opera and artistic director of the Madách Theatre dance company. The institution serves over 400 students across multiple divisions and focuses on developing musical dance education in a supportive atmosphere. The school introduced musical dance teaching to Hungary and operates as a practice school closely linked with the Hungarian Dance Academy.

The school has two locations in Budapest: the main campus at 1149 Budapest, Angol u. 75 in Zugló, and a studio at 1114 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 62 in Buda.

The school offers musical dance education and a complex dance training system including classical ballet, folk dance, modern dance, musical theatre, and American tap. Programs include preparatory gymnastics for preschool children, formal certificate-granting education, basic dance training, parallel arts education with general schooling, classical ballet specialization, and theatre dance training. Training is provided in small groups with individual development, stage practice, parent consultation, and public evaluation. Summer day camps are also available.

Students from preschool age through 22 years old can join. Applications for basic dance training can be submitted continuously through the website, and applicants are invited to a free dance level assessment before joining. Entry to secondary school dance training is handled through the standard secondary school admission process. No prior dance training is required for summer camps.

The school caters to students from preschool age (3 years old) through 22 years old. Programs include preparatory courses for ages 3-6, certificate-granting education for ages 6-22, and parallel arts education for ages 10-19.

Yes. Students perform in their own productions staged in professional theatres and regularly appear in Madách Theatre productions and Hungarian Festival Ballet productions. The school provides routine half-yearly examination performances and performances in professional theatres. Students learn from recognized masters, well-known choreographers, domestic soloist dancers, and dance teachers.

The school follows a complex training curriculum with weekly three-times-per-week instruction. Training includes classical ballet, folk dance, modern dance, musical theatre, American tap, and acting. The school's main professional goal is developing musical dance education, and it operates as a practice school closely linked with the Hungarian Dance Academy. Vocational training encompasses classical ballet, folk dance, theatre dance, and acting training.

Yes. The school provides routine half-yearly examination performances and students perform in their own productions staged in professional theatres. Students regularly appear in professional productions at Madách Theatre and with the Hungarian Festival Ballet.

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