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State Street Ballet: New Evenings video and postcards

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009. New Evenings video and postcards. The postcards are a bit late for this one, but they're finally done. If you're on our mailing list, expect to see one soon. For a preview, check out our Facebook event page. We also hope you'll enjoy a new highlight reel of past Evenings:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Houston Ballet's En Pointe. Gustafson Dance - The Official School of State Street Ballet. Butts In The Seats. Criticaldance forum and ballet-dance magazine.

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State Street Ballet: March 2009

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009. New Evenings video and postcards. The postcards are a bit late for this one, but they're finally done. If you're on our mailing list, expect to see one soon. For a preview, check out our Facebook event page. We also hope you'll enjoy a new highlight reel of past Evenings:. Thursday, March 19, 2009. Join us at the Gail Towbes Center for Dance to see new choreography created and performed by the dancers of State Street Ballet. Stay after the performance to meet the dancers.

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State Street Ballet: Not Your Grandmother’s Ballet!

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Friday, May 28, 2010. Not Your Grandmother’s Ballet! Things are quieting down at the State Street Ballet studios after an intense weekend of Evenings performances. Evenings is the in-studio performance series performed and choreographed by State Street Ballet dancers. These programs are a great way to see a different side of our dancers, from their creativity in their own choreography to their versatility as they tackle different styles of dance rarely seen in tradition ballet performances. I love inviti...

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State Street Ballet: Feature: The Nutcracker

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Saturday, February 28, 2009. More Nutcrackers than you can shake a stick at. Theater schedules are very tight in December, even for small towns! Dueling Nutcrackers Vie for Audience. Read more of the feature. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Houston Ballet's En Pointe. Gustafson Dance - The Official School of State Street Ballet. Butts In The Seats. Criticaldance forum and ballet-dance magazine.

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State Street Ballet: May 2008

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Sunday, May 18, 2008. Feature: Carmina Burana in 13 days. An assorted collection of. 1 very nervous tenor. Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. Tickets available now at the Granada Theatre. News: Two new board members join State Street Ballet. State Street Ballet welcomes its two newest board members: Arlyn Goldsby and Benjamin Jerry Cohen. Benjamin J. Cohen. Since 1999 he has served on the Board of Directors of the Music Academy of the West, where he has been Treasurer for the past seven years. He also serve...

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State Street Ballet: Come see what we've been up to this summer!

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Monday, July 12, 2010. Come see what we've been up to this summer! Come see what we’ve been up to this summer! State Street Ballet’s Summer Intensive Program is in full swing. Now in our 15th year of offering an intensive dance workshop over the summer - we have grown into a noteworthy and prominent program that is recognized across the country. Summer Intensive Program Performance. Tickets can be purchased at the door an hour before the performance:. Adults $20; Children/Students $15 (under 12 yrs old).

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State Street Ballet: July 2010

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Monday, July 12, 2010. Come see what we've been up to this summer! Come see what we’ve been up to this summer! State Street Ballet’s Summer Intensive Program is in full swing. Now in our 15th year of offering an intensive dance workshop over the summer - we have grown into a noteworthy and prominent program that is recognized across the country. Summer Intensive Program Performance. Tickets can be purchased at the door an hour before the performance:. Adults $20; Children/Students $15 (under 12 yrs old).

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State Street Ballet: Evenings: April 9

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Thursday, March 19, 2009. Join us at the Gail Towbes Center for Dance to see new choreography created and performed by the dancers of State Street Ballet. Evenings is a casual, elegant evening of new dance served with wine and refreshments. . Stay after the performance to meet the dancers. 25 at the door. 20 reserved in advance ( email. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Houston Ballet's En Pointe. Gustafson Dance - The Official School of State Street Ballet. Butts In The Seats.

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State Street Ballet: October 2007

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Thursday, October 25, 2007. Review: Carmen at the Lobero Theatre. Leila Drake and Ryan Camou in Carmen. The Santa Barbara Independent reviews Carmen. Carmen, presented by State Street Ballet. Lobero Theatre, October 19, 2007. Reviewed by Elizabeth Schwyzer. Met with favorable reviews at its Hollywood premiere last summer, SSB’s Carmen is by far the company’s most ambitious and most dazzling ballet yet, choreographed by New York’s William Soleau and set to the original Georges Bizet score. There are lots ...

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State Street Ballet: Welcome!

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Wednesday, May 9, 2007. Everything you've heard about ballet is wrong. OK, maybe not everything, but there are lots of stories about ballet and dance that are just myths. And the thing no one ever tells you is that ballet is for everyone. Yes, everyone. Who doesn't like seeing finely-tuned athletic bodies moving to some of the greatest music ever written? And all because they need to tell us incredible stories with an emotional intensity no other art form can duplicate. And finally we'll tell you where y...