✨ 2025 Retrospective: Highlights from YAGP ✨ | | |
Dear Friends,
As we welcome in a New Year, we also look back on an extraordinary 2025 with gratitude - and most especially, the dancers, families, teachers, friends, and supporters around the world who help make YAGP’s mission of ensuring the future of dance possible.
This past year was full of incredible milestones, cementing YAGP’s impact as the world’s largest dance community and America’s National Youth Dance Competition, while uniting young dancers, alumni, and leaders of the dance world to celebrate artistry, excellence, and opportunity for the next generation.
2025 also saw unforgettable moments across the globe, from inspiring performances at the Season Finals in Tampa and in YAGP’s annual Lincoln Center Gala to new summer workshop collaborations and international ballet Galas in Milan, Como, and Tokyo this fall. Throughout the year, YAGP continued to expand upon its efforts to give young dancers worldwide meaningful chances to learn, grow, and shine through performance, education, mentorship, and scholarships.
In fact, the 2026 Season begins with more than 6,000 scholarships having already been presented to young dancers around the world throughout YAGP’s fall semi-final tour. This is in no small part thanks to each and every one of you - our friends and supporters across the globe - who help make the work we do every day possible. Because of you, YAGP continues to serve more young dancers worldwide than any other youth dance organization in its access to scholarships and performance opportunities.
And with that, we invite you to join us in toasting the future of dance and its endless possibilities. Cheers to a happy, healthy, and peaceful 2026 ahead.
With gratitude,
Larissa and Gennadi Saveliev
Founders, Youth America Grand Prix
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YAGP alumni and their stories are a powerful testament to the life-changing education and performance opportunities YAGP provides to young dancers worldwide. This year, once again, saw numerous YAGP alumni promotions at the world's leading dance companies - here are just a few of the highlights. | | |
AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE
- Takumi Miyake and Sierra Armstrong promoted to Soloist
BALLET WEST
- Rylee Ann Rogers and Vinicius Lima promoted to Soloist
BIRMINGHAL ROYAL BALLET
- Yu Kurihara promoted to Principal Dancer
- Enrique Bejarano Vidal promoted to First Soloist
- Katherine Ochoa joins as First Soloist
BOSTON BALLET
- Wan Ting Zao joins as Principal Dancer
DRESDEN SEMPEROPER BALLETT
- Anthony Bachelier promoted to First Soloist
ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET
- Rentaro Nakaaki and Haruhi Otani promoted to First Soloist
- Swanice Luong and Miguel Angel Maidana promoted to Soloist
- Rodrigo Pinto joins as a Soloist
FINNISH NATIONAL BALLET
- Nayara Lopes joins as First Soloist
HOUSTON BALLET
- Tyler Donatelli promoted to Principal Dancer
- Aoi Fujiwara and Danbi Kim promoted to First Soloist
MARIINSKY BALLET
- Minchul Jeon joins as First Soloist
- Yana Peneva and Alexei Orohovsky join as Soloists
MIAMI CITY BALLET
- Anabel Katnelsen joins as Soloist
NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA
- Beckanne Sisk and Agnes Su join as Principal Dancers
NEW YORK CITY BALLET
- Dominika Afanasenkov, Andres Zuniga, and Naomi Corti promoted to Soloists
PHILADELPHIA BALLET
- Thays Golz promoted to Principal Dancer
- Austin Eyler promoted to First Soloist
THE ROYAL BALLET
- Viola Pantuso promoted to Soloist
STUTTGART BALLET
- Abigail Wilson-Heisel and Satchel Tanner promoted to Soloist
VIENNA STATE BALLET
- Antonio Casalinho and Victor Caixeta join as Principal Dancers
- Timoor Afshar promoted to Principal Dancer
- Margarita Fernandes joins as Soloist
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Forbes 30 Under 30
YAGP Alumna Chloe Misseldine, Principal Dancer of American Ballet Theatre, was named among the Forbes 30 Under 30 Art & Style, Class of 2026, representing “the future of fashion and the arts.” Promoted to Principal Dancer in 2024 after only a few years with ABT, Chloe’s rise to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric.
YAGP alumnus Victor Caixeta was also named in the Forbes Brazil 30 Under 30 2025, among some of the fastest-rising stars in the arts, business, and global leadership. Having begun his YAGP journey at age 12 from his native Brazil (and later receiving a scholarship to Berlin State Ballet School, where he graduated), Victor has danced as a Principal with Mariinsky Ballet, Dutch National Ballet, and currently, Vienna State Ballet.
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TIME 100 Next
Tate McRae, the Canadian YAGP Alumna who has taken the pop music world by storm over the last few years, was named in the TIME 100 Next, recognizing “the world’s most influential rising stars.”
This year alone, Tate headlined a sold-out international arena tour, earned her first Grammy nomination among multiple other awards, and dominated the global pop charts.
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Princess Grace Awards 2025
This year, multiple YAGP alumni were among the artists recognized by the Princess Grace Foundation, which supports and elevates extraordinary artists emerging in their respective fields through grants and career support. ABT’s Madison Brown and Kayla Mak were recognized in Dance Performance and Houston Thomas in Choreography, while Isabella Boylston received the 2025 Princess Grace Statue Award. Roderick George, a previous Princess Grace Award winner for Dance in 2011 and Choreography in 2024, was also recognized with this year’s inaugural Princess Grace Artist Fellowship.
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Dance Magazine "25 to Watch in 2026"
YAGP alumni Dominika Afanasenkov (New York City Ballet) and Takumi Miyake (American Ballet Theatre) were recognized in Dance Magazine's annual and highly-anticipated "25 to Watch" list honoring up-and-coming artists on the rise in their respective companies and genres. Read more and see the full list at the link here.
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Pointe Magazine
Readers' Choice - Standout Performances
This year, YAGP alumni were also recognized in Pointe's "Standout Performances of 2025," honoring some of the year's most memorable performances and premieres:
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Jennifer Hackbarth, Milwaukee Ballet, for her performance in Michael Pink’s Giselle
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Grace Rookstool, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, for her performance in Jean-Christophe Maillot’s Roméo et Juliette
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Calvin Royal III, American Ballet Theatre, for his performance with Misty Copeland at her ABT Farewell Gala
To see the full list and to read more about these remarkable performances, click here.
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YAGP alumni continued to grace the covers of numerous publications worldwide in 2025, including Pointe, Dance Magazine Japan, and Dance Europe.
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Hannah O'Neill
Paris Opera Ballet
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May Nagahisa
Mariinsky Ballet
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Gabriel Figueredo
Stuttgart Ballet
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April Watson
Complexions Contemporary Ballet
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Antonio Casalinho
Vienna State Ballet
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Tommie Lin Kesten
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
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Katherine Ochoa
Birmingham Royal Ballet
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Madison Young
Bavarian State Ballet
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Ji Young Chae
Boston Ballet
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YAGP AT LINCOLN CENTER
2025 Gala at Alice Tully Hall
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YAGP’s annual New York Gala was a star-studded event filled with magnificent performances, fashions, and lively celebrations.
Chaired by Marcella Guarino Hymowitz and Maria Cristina Anzola, the Gala welcomed special guests Andy Cohen (TV personality and producer) - introduced as the “Baryshnikov of Bravo” - and Melanie Hamrick (YAGP alumna, author, and former ABT dancer) as Emcees to kick off the evening honoring author Sarah Hoover.
After the performance, guests danced the night away at an elegant dinner, sponsored by Oscar de la Renta and Bucherer Fine Jewelry. Decorating the room were custom ballet slippers as part of YAGP’s Pointe Project, designed by Carolina Herrera, Michael Kors, LoveShackFancy, Alice and Olivia, Helmut Lang, and many more designers.
| | Andy Cohen and Melanie Hamrick | | |
Highlights from the program included the crowd-pleasing Caught by David Parsons, danced by Zoey Anderson; YAGP alumna Hannah O’Neill and Germain Louvet in Le Parc by Anjelin Prejlocaj; a moving performance of Onegin by O’Neill and Friedemann Vogel; and NYCB's Unity Phelan in a dazzling excerpt of George Balanchine’s Who Cares?. YAGP alumna Yana Peneva, now with the Mariinsky Ballet, also made her NY professional debut alongside international ballet star Daniil Simkin.
The Gala also featured a World Premiere choreographed and performed by Isaiah Day (Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater), with an original composition and live musical performance by Emmy-nominated pianist and composer, Matthew Whitaker.
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Rachel Fine, Lesley Vecsler, Courtney Davis, Marcella Hymowitz, Colleen Crivello, Natasha Caronna, Amanda Perrin, Eliza Stein, Aly Gradone | | |
Hannah O'Neill and Germain Louvet
Paris Opera Ballet
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Yana Peneva, now Mariinsky Ballet
Daniil Simkin, International Ballet Star
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Unity Phelan
New York City Ballet
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Isaiah Day
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
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YAGP’s 2025 Season Finals at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa welcomed over 2,000 young dancers from 5 continents and a jury comprising the most esteemed leaders from the dance world for a week of magnificent performances and scholarship opportunities to the world’s leading dance academies.
As is tradition, the world’s largest dance gathering culminated in a spectacular Gala performance - YAGP's signature Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow.
The evening featured guest artists and YAGP alumni now performing in the world’s most prestigious companies, including YAGP alumna Hannah O’Neill and Germain Louvet (Paris Opera Ballet), Friedemann Vogel (The Stuttgart Ballet - pictured with Hannah O'Neill), Lucia Lacarra and YAGP alumnus Matthew Golding, YAGP alumni Brady Farrar and Sylvie Squires (ABT), YAGP alumni Yana Peneva and Alexei Orohovsky (now Mariinsky Ballet), and YAGP alumnus Justin Padilla of the John Cranko School, now NDT 2, among others.
This was, of course, in addition to brilliant performances from talented YAGP finalists - the stars of TOMORROW - YAGP’s signature Grand Defilé, and a special Piece d’Occasion in collaboration with Ballett Dortmund.
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YAGP 2025 Grand Prix Winner Minchul Jeon
Korea National University of Arts, SOUTH KOREA
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Brady Farrar
American Ballet Theatre
| | As part of its mission to educate the next generation of dancers and audiences, YAGP partners with Galas and Festivals around the world to give its participants invaluable performance opportunities – and international audiences an unforgettable dance experience. Here are some of the exciting YAGP Gala highlights of 2025. | | |
MILAN, ITALY 🇮🇹
YGP International Summer Workshop and Gala
July 2025
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YAGP was thrilled to present its annual International Summer Workshop & Gala for the first time in Milan, welcoming 160+ dancers from 31 countries on 5 continents.
After a week-long workshop with a distinguished faculty comprised of directors and teachers from some of the world's leading dance institutions, the event culminated in YAGP’s STARS OF TODAY MEET THE STARS OF TOMORROW Gala at the historic Castello Sforzesco, with a star-studded cast performing at the iconic Milan landmark.
The Gala featured numerous guest artists from leading dance companies worldwide, most of whom are YAGP alumni: Emma Von Enck* and Andres Zuniga* (New York City Ballet), Maria Khoreva (Mariinsky Ballet), Rocío Alemán* (Stuttgart Ballet), Reece Clarke (The Royal Ballet), Constantine Allen* (Dutch National Ballet), and more.
The program also featured a WORLD PREMIERE work from YAGP alumnus William Dugan, performed by artists of the Royal Swedish Ballet, made possible by the YAGP 2025 Marcella Hymowitz Creative Fellowship.
*YAGP Alumni
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Artists of Royal Swedish Ballet in "Sit In It" by William Dugan
World Premiere made possible by the YAGP 2025 Marcella Hymowitz Creative Fellowship
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Emma Von Enck and Andres Zuniga
New York City Ballet
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Maria Khoreva, Mariinsky Ballet
Constantine Allen, Dutch National Ballet
| | YGP International Workshop Participants in "Maestro" by Maria Konrad | | |
COMO, ITALY 🇮🇹
YGP Gala at Teatro Sociale di Como
July 2025
YAGP's first Gala in picturesque Como, Italy took place at the beautiful Teatro Sociale, with performances by global ballet stars and talented young dancers from around the world.
The YAGP International Contemporary Ensemble also presented two iconic works in their repertoire - Ohad Naharin's Echad Mi Yodea and Shahar Binyamini's Bolero X - seen for the very first time in Como.
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Maria Khoreva
Mariinsky Ballet
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Guest Artists included Maria Khoreva (Mariinsky Ballet), Friedemann Vogel and Rocío Alemán* (Stuttgart Ballet), Constantine Allen* and Maia Makhateli (Dutch National Ballet), Vsevolod Maievskyi* (English National Ballet), Giulio Diligente* (Finnish National Ballet), and newly-announced Soloists of the Mariinsky Ballet, Yana Peneva* and Alexei Orohovsky*.
*YAGP Alumni
| | YAGP International Contemporary Ensemble in "Bolero" by Shahar Binyamini | | |
Yana Peneva
Mariinsky Ballet
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Rocío Alemán and Friedemann Vogel
The Stuttgart Ballet
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TOKYO, JAPAN 🇯🇵
YGP Gala at Bunkamura Orchard Hall
October 2025
This season's Japan Semi-Final concluded in two spectacular Gala performances at the iconic Bunkamura Orchard Hall. Not only did the occasion mark YAGP’s first Gala performance in Tokyo in many years, but it was also the first time that a youth program was presented as the esteemed Japanese theater.
The program featured performances by phenomenal young talent from across the globe, including 30 students from YAGP scholarship-presenting schools around the world, representing the American Ballet Theatre JKO School (USA), John Cranko School of The Stuttgart Ballet (GERMANY), Princess Grace Academy (MONACO), Royal Ballet School (UK), School of the Hamburg Ballet (GERMANY), and Zurich Dance Academy (SWITZERLAND).
Among the Gala highlights were breathtaking performances by YAGP Alumna and Mariinsky Ballet First Soloist May Nagahisa (pictured) with Bolshoi Ballet Principal Dancer Dmitry Smilevsky, and a special collaboration of BOLERO X by Shahar Binyamini featuring YAGP participants and alumni currently studying in YAGP partner schools worldwide.
| (From Left) - Masamichi Murayama, CEO of Tachihi Holdings Co., Ltd.; Larissa Saveliev, Founder and Artistic Director of YAGP; Tetsuya Kumakawa, Founder and General Director of K-BALLET TOKYO; and Gennadi Saveliev, Co-Founder of YAGP at a press conference on bringing YGP Japan auditions to the city of Tachikawa, enriching the artistic and cultural landscape of the region and providing scholarship and performance opportunities for Japanese children. |
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CORDOBA, MEXICO 🇲🇽
YGP Mexico Gala Honoring Tadeusz Matacz
October 2025
In a country where celebration is an integral part of the culture, the generous spirit of this year’s YGP Mexico Festival was once again no exception, as dancers gathered in the historic town of Cordoba.
The Semi-Final culminated in a closing Gala performance with an emotional tribute to longtime friend and jury member Tadeusz Matacz, who stepped down at the end of 2025 after 27 years at the helm of the John Cranko School of The Stuttgart Ballet.
It was an unforgettable evening celebrating the extraordinary career and indelible mark that Mr. Matacz has made in the lives of young dancers, including countless YAGP alumni who have gone on to dance at The Stuttgart Ballet and numerous other companies worldwide.
Among the featured guest artists were Stuttgart Ballet’s Friedemann Vogel and YAGP/YGP Mexico Alumna Rócio Alemán and YAGP Alumni Sasha De Sola and Francesco Gabriele Frola of San Francisco Ballet.
| Francesco Gabriele Frola, San Francisco Ballet | | YAGP Community Gatherings |
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YAGP AT THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
February 2025
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Earlier this year, friends and ballet aficionados gathered for YAGP’s first-ever educational panel discussion at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center for an insightful conversation and demonstration on the evolution of classical ballet pantomime and its role within the art form today.
Moderated by Jenai Cutcher, Assistant Curator of the Jerome Robbins Dance Division, the panel included such luminaries as Misty Copeland, John Meehan, and YAGP alumni Skylar Brandt and Calvin Royal III of ABT, and Nayara Lopes, now Finnish National Ballet. A warm and interesting conversation ensued, highlighting the artists’ own journeys as well as YAGP’s influence on their development as young dancers.
The evening was complete with rare video segments narrated by ballet legends Natalia Makarova, Kevin O’Hare (Artistic Director, The Royal Ballet), Ted Brandsen (Artistic Director, Dutch National Ballet), Yuri Fateev (Ballet Master and Former Artistic Director, Mariinsky Ballet), and Andrey Klemm (Ballet Master, Paris Opera Ballet).
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A PALM BEACH TRADITION
April 2025
Hosted by YAGP Trustee Kamie Lighturn
YAGP Trustee Kamie Lightburn once again hosted the highly-anticipated, now-annual luncheon in Palm Beach at the iconic Colony Hotel in April, ahead of YAGP’s 2025 New York Gala celebrations.
A chic, intimate event filled with inspiration, guests were offered two magnificent up-close performances from YAGP alumni Crystal Huang, now student of San Francisco Ballet School, and Macie Miersch, now student of the John Cranko School of The Stuttgart Ballet.
It was a lovely afternoon centered on YAGP’s mission to nurture the next generation of talented young artists, all in a beautiful setting and captured on camera by Annie Watt.
| | Karen Klopp, Janna Bullock, Kamie Lightburn | | |
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FALL SOIRÉE HONORING THE STUTTGART BALLET
September 2025
Hosted by Maria Cristina Anzola
In honor of The Stuttgart Ballet’s performances at City Center’s Fall for Dance festival, a lovely gathering was held in their honor at the elegant home of Maria Cristina Anzola.
Guests of honor included Tamas Detrich, Artistic Director of The Stuttgart Ballet, as well as several YAGP alumni and other artists of the Company: Elisa Badenes, Mackenzie Brown, Friedemann Vogel, and other stars.
The evening brought together wonderful company, fantastic conversation, and a shared enthusiasm for the ongoing artistic collaboration and shared history between YAGP and The Stuttgart Ballet, where multiple YAGP alumni are now performing as leading artists.
| | Irene Shen with Tamas Detrich, Friedemann Vogel, Elisa Badenes, Mackenzie Brown, and Artists of The Stuttgart Ballet | | Tamas Detrich with Brooks Landegger (ABT) | | |
AN ELEGANT TEA WITH DUTCH NATIONAL BALLET
November 2025
Hosted by Leah Pisar
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As Dutch National Ballet returned once again to City Center this November, a festive afternoon tea was hosted by Leah Pisar at her beautiful home, which welcomed Artistic Director Ted Brandsen and stars Olga Smirnova and Jacopo Tissi, along with the entire Company.
It was a joyful and celebratory afternoon honoring one of Europe’s most esteemed companies with whom YAGP has shared a longstanding partnership - and the longest running company director in Europe, Mr. Brandsen himself.
An exceptional time was had by all, and as hostess Leah Pisar shared with the guests, “One of the most valuable things we can do, as citizens, is to support artists so that they can continue to express themselves, to perform, and to create, freely.”
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Jacopo Tissi, Sheila Grant, Olga Smirnova | | Ted Brandsen, Rachel Beaujean, Maria Cristina Anzola, Lina Wallach, Leah Pisar | | YAGP 2026 Season Semi-Finals | | |
As the year 2025 comes to a close, we also look back on the final semi-final events of the year after completing 13 international and 6 U.S. semi-final auditions this fall.
YAGP’s international tour continues to expand, reaching dancers from all over the globe on 4 continents this season:
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- 🇰🇷 Seoul, South Korea
- 🇦🇺 Sydney, Australia
- 🇧🇷 Sao Paolo, Brazil
- 🇸🇬 Singapore
- 🇵🇭 Manila, Philippines
- 🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan
- 🇲🇽 Cordoba, Mexico
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- 🇫🇷 Paris, France
- 🇦🇷 Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 🇮🇹 Vicenza, Italy
- 🇹🇭 Bangkok, Thailand
- 🇮🇩 Jakarta, Indonesia
- 🇪🇸 Barcelona, Spain
- 🇵🇹 Lagoa, Portugal
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The final international stop on the 2025 tour was held in Barcelona in December, which welcomed dancers from all over Spain, across Europe, and beyond - with over 530 participants from 34 countries.
Next, we look forward to the upcoming YAGP Job Fair in Stuttgart followed by the first-ever semi-final in Lagoa, Portugal in February - and to continuing the North American auditions this winter, which will offer young dancers throughout 35 auditions across the U.S. and Canada a chance to experience the community of YAGP firsthand.
For a full schedule of North American events, click here, and stay tuned for complimentary live-streaming of every YAGP semi-final across the country on the YAGP YouTube channel.
| | Sara Saint-Sauveur Viñoles (Corella Barcelona, SPAIN) | | |
YAGP Gala in Tampa
January 10th, 2026
Now a thrilling staple of the Tampa Bay area dance season, the critically-acclaimed YAGP Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala returns on Saturday, January 10, 2026, at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Tampa semi-final weekend.
The Gala evening features emerging dance talent – the stars of tomorrow – alongside major international ballet stars of today, giving audiences the opportunity to see the classical tradition and the exciting future of dance in one spectacular performance.
As with every YAGP Gala, the cast includes YAGP Alumni who have gone on to successful professional careers in the leading dance companies around the world including American Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet, Dutch National Ballet, and more.
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YAGP at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center
April 16th & 18th, 2026
YAGP is thrilled to return to its longtime artistic home, the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, this season for the annual YAGP NYC Gala - and the long-anticipated return of the YAGP International Dance School Festival.
STARS OF TODAY MEET THE STARS OF TOMORROW
Thursday, April 16, 2026
YAGP’s signature Gala will bring together stars of the world's leading dance companies as they share the stage with some of the world's most exciting young dance talent in a spectacular evening, followed by dinner and dancing with the stars in the Promenade.
INTERNATIONAL DANCE SCHOOL FESTIVAL
Saturday, April 18, 2026
This highly-anticipated event will feature talented students from YAGP’s partner schools in one unforgettable performance. The program will feature dancers from the ABT JKO School, John Cranko School of The Stuttgart Ballet, Princess Grace Academy, The Royal Ballet School, Zurich Dance Academy, Houston Ballet II, and more.
Different casts, different programs - each an UNFORGETTABLE EVENING OF DANCE.
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YAGP 2026 SEASON FINALS
Houston, TX | May 10-18, 2026
YAGP Season Finals Gala | May 17, 2026
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YAGP is delighted to present its 2026 Season Finals for the first time in Houston, TX, hosted by Houston Ballet!
This season, we look forward to welcoming the YAGP 2026 Finalists to the magnificent, state-of-the-art Wortham Theater Center, home of Houston Ballet, for a week of outstanding performances, master classes with directors of the leading dance academies and companies worldwide, and other special events offered only at the YAGP Finals: the world's largest dance gathering.
Houston Ballet Margaret Alkek Williams Center for Dance - the largest professional dance facility in the United States - is proud to host YAGP for the master classes and rehearsals at this year's Finals.
The YAGP 2026 Finals will conclude in the spectacular Season Finals Gala, YAGP’s signature STARS OF TODAY MEET THE STARS OF TOMORROW, featuring leading artists from the world's most esteemed dance companies alongside the next generation of rising young dancers from across the globe: our stars of tomorrow.
We look forward to welcoming the international ballet community to Houston next May!
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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM HOUSTON BALLET:
Houston Ballet is honored to host the Youth America Grand Prix 2026 Finals and support the next generation of dancers.
As a leading cultural institution in Houston, we are proud to partner with YAGP in presenting a week of world-class performances, training, and opportunities that will inspire dancers and audiences alike.
| | Photography Credits: LK Studio, Jennifer Curry Wingrove and Sandra Bencicova for LK Studio, BFA - Julia D'Ambola and Michelle Kammerman, Staff TES, Takafumi Hori, Patricio Pimienta, Annie Watt | | | | |
