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Greetings!
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American Repertory Ballet and Princeton Ballet School roared through May with a Spectacular Season Finale from the Company, a Successful Spring Production and Faculty Performance from the School, and a Lively Lecture from Access and Enrichment's On Pointe. Read on for details, images, video and more...
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The School
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Princeton Ballet School presented Coppélia on May 7, 2011 at Patriots Theater at the War Memorial in Trenton, NJ at 2:00 and 7:00pm.
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Thanks to everyone who participated, and congratulations to the merit scholars and graduating seniors.  | |
2011 PBS Merit Scholarship Recipients and Seniors. Photo by Edward Urwin
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Faculty and Staff presented their work last month in the Annual Faculty and Open Enrollment performance. Alma Concepcion, who will be retiring at the end of this year, was honored for her 29 years with Princeton Ballet School. The performance featured work by Janell Byrne, Christine Chen, Alma Concepcion, Jennifer Gladney, Susan Tenney and Edward Urwin.  | |
Edward Urwin and Shaye Firer, Alma Concepcion's Spanish Dance Class and Jennifer Gladney and Joshua Kurtzberg in the Annual Faculty Performance.
Photos by Leighton Chen
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| Help us Reach our Goals |
As we close the books for our fiscal year on June 30, 2011, ARB is striving to raise $30,000 to meet our goals for this year and carry our positive momentum forward to next season. We would be so very grateful for your support. Every gift of $20, $50, $100 or more goes a long way toward supporting:
- new works by exciting choreographers
- the high caliber of dancers of American Repertory Ballet
- live music for our performances and in our classrooms
- scholarship funds for talented students
- Access and Enrichment programs like DANCE POWER and On Pointe
Or shop online through iGive and designate American Repertory Ballet as your cause.
American Repertory Ballet survives and thrives because supporters like you are willing to invest in our mission and vision. Please support our positive momentum, and help us bring the joy, beauty, artistry and discipline of dance to NJ and beyond.
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Check out more from our Collaborators
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If you enjoyed Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, the band who deftly played Jelly Roll Morton at ARB's recent American Classics, see and dance to them live at their regular gig at Sophia's in NYC. For more information and all their tour dates, CLICK HERE. |
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Access and Enrichment
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Last month, Access and Enrichment was busy premiering Matthew Keefe's "Grumpy Bird," the new Educational Program, for young students in New Brunswick public schools. The performance is based on Jeremy Tankard's book and is set to music by Mozart.
We were also busy out in the community, performing at Princeton's Communiversity, UNOW and the Junior League of Princeton.
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Student performers at Communiversity
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Dance with Us this Summer:
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