Concours International Entrelacé
Bron, Espace Albert Camus · France
Usual dates (to be confirmed)Spring — entry deadline 20 March in 2026
- Length
- Not published
- Entry fee
- €49 one discipline · €85 two · €100 three · Interprète category €80
- Deadline
- Not published for 2027
- Age reference
- Age on the day of the competition
Age categories
- Préparatoire — 8–9 years old
- Élémentaire 1 — 10–11 years old
- Élémentaire 2 — 12–13 years old
- Moyen — 14–15 years old
- Avancée — 16–17 years old
- Supérieur — 18–25 years old
Levels
Recreational · Pre-competitive — Two tracks with an explicit criterion: Loisir, and Pre-professional for students in intensive training from 3 classes a week.
Variations
- Free — All categories, demi-pointe then pointe · 8–25 years old
- Repertoire — Restricted to certain levels of the Pre-professional track — the rules do not say which · 8–25 years old
Demi-pointe at lower levels, pointe in the advanced categories. Repertoire is restricted to certain levels. An Interprète category asks for two variations in contrasting styles.
Masterclasses. Optional, €25 each, taught by the jury members themselves.
Jury. Not published, including for previous editions — but the masterclasses are taught by the judges, so you meet them anyway.
What you can win. Over €30,000 in scholarships awarded. Gold with commendation, unanimous gold, gold, silver, bronze, three levels of mention.
Worth knowing. One of the clearest track structures on the French circuit, with a real volume of scholarships and masterclasses taught by the jury.
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Built from official websites and published rulebooks, checked in September 2026. Nothing is guessed: where a date, a fee or a jury is not published, the guide says so rather than inventing one. Rules change from season to season — always check the competition's own site before entering.