The National Dance Company of The Bahamas
&
The Dance Theatre of Harlem - Partnership
National Auditions
Friday February 13th & Saturday February 14th 2026
The National Dance Company of The Bahamas (NDCB) is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with the DanceTheatre of Harlem School (DTHS) in New York City. This collaboration is dedicated to expanding international pathways for Bahamian dance students by providing access to world-class training, mentorship and performance opportunities.
What this partnership offers
• Access to master classes and workshops led by DTHS faculty and guest artists.
• Opportunities for select Bahamian students to receive advanced training and exposure through DTHS programs.
• A strengthened pipeline for talented young dancers from across The Bahamas to connect with international professional training.
Audition — all islands encouraged to apply
This is a national call to aspiring dance students from the length and breadth of our archipelago. We are especially committed to ensuring representation from the Family Islands, where dancers often haven’t yet had occasions to be seen by national and international partners.
COMING IN FEBRUARY
What to expect
• Audition location: University of The Bahamas (main campus).
• Workshop & master class: Dance Bahamas School — Base Road Business Center, Nassau Street.
• Open to classical ballet and contemporary dancers 14 - 24 years old.
Who should Audition
• Young dancers with strong technical foundation, commitment to training, and potential for growth.
• Students from community schools, private studios, and home-trained dancers — we welcome all applicants.
How to prepare
• Bring appropriate dance attire, pointe shoe and a water bottle.
• Be ready for a dance class.
• Arrive warmed up and ready to dance.
Application & next steps
• Registration details, eligibility criteria, and audition dates will be posted on the NDCB website and social channels.
• Please check https://forms.gle/VBUhBujcQ53wfQYf7 for full application instructions, deadlines.
• Selected students will be notified with details about possible follow-up training, scholarships, or exchange opportunities through DTHS.
Why this matters
This partnership brings international expertise directly to Bahamian soil, creates tangible training pathways for promising young dancers, and strengthens The Bahamas’ cultural exchange with an internationally respected institution. It’s an opportunity to be seen, to learn, and to grow.