Nashville Ballet has announced significant leadership appointments and strategic enhancements at School of Nashville Ballet. Renowned ballet instructors Dmitri and Jennifer Kulev are joining as the new School Directors, bringing extensive experience and a dedication to ballet education. Their leadership will refine technical training programs and expand the curriculum.
Chief Operating Officer Mary Poiley and Manager Helen Yeoman-Shaw have also been appointed, marking a pivotal moment for the institution’s commitment to elevating ballet education in the Nashville community. Nashville Ballet’s Artistic Director and CEO, Nick Mullikin, emphasizes the importance of these additions in enriching training programs and enhancing community outreach efforts.
The School of Nashville Ballet is set to introduce expanded curriculum and increase class offerings to accommodate a wider range of disciplines and skill levels. The enhancement includes tailored pre-professional and professional division levels for homeschooled and traditional school students, as well as more comprehensive performance opportunities.
The newly appointed leadership team aims to make ballet more inclusive and available to everyone in the community, nurturing a passion for dance across all age groups and skill levels. The institution continues to build upon its strategic leadership, with award-winning choreographer Maria Konrad leading Nashville Ballet 2 and debuting a new World Premiere in the upcoming season.
Nashville Ballet remains committed to providing accessible arts education, sustaining artistic and educational excellence, and contributing to the city’s vibrant arts and cultural landscape. Season tickets and packages for upcoming performances are on sale now, with single ticket sales beginning in July. For more information about Nashville Ballet, visit their website.
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