Leaving the State Ballet School with pride intact, as announced by its former director.
The State Ballet School Berlin, a renowned elite institution, continues to maintain its prestigious status in the world of ballet. Despite facing allegations of a "culture of fear" in early 2020, these claims have been debunked, ensuring the school's reputation remains unscathed.
In January 2020, RBB's "Evening News" reported a culture of fear at the ballet school, allegedly involving drill and anorexia. However, an investigation later revealed that these accusations were unfounded.
The allegations were made by four women, who sent a dossier of denunciations and false accusations to education politicians and the press. Their actions were described as an intrigue. The women's claims did not affect the reputation of the State Ballet School Berlin as a prestigious ballet institution.
Ralf Stabel, the former head of the school, sent accusations and a falsification dossier against the school to politicians involved in education policy and the press. He was dismissed after an intrigue and spoke out against defamatory claims about the school's culture.
It's worth noting that the graduates of the State Ballet School Berlin are still recruited by the world's top companies. The school offers a Bachelor's degree and remains an internationally renowned elite institution. The ballet school has not been found to have a culture of fear, despite earlier allegations.
The graduates of the State Ballet School Berlin have consistently been sought after by the world's top ballet companies, a testament to the quality of education and training provided by the institution. The school's reputation as a prestigious ballet institution remains intact, having weathered the storm of false accusations successfully.
