We create, perform, and promote dance as an essential and inspiring element of our community.
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- Nashville, TN 1985
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- Nashville Ballet Announces 2009/2010 Season 2009年5月20日 20:51
- Nashville Ballet to host reception for photographer Stacey Irvin With a showcase of new choreography “Works In Progress” 2009年5月6日 20:02
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- The Nutcracker
Tennessee Performing Arts Center
12月11日 19:00
Nashville Ballet
Nashville Ballet presents the encore season of the acclaimed Nashville-based Nutcracker December 11-20, 2009. If you were one of the few people who missed last year’s premiere, be sure to attend this year’s production. This unforgettable classic remains one of the most popular of “must-do” holiday traditions in Nashvil......le. With the Nashville Symphony, Tennessee Centennial setting, dazzling costumes, glittering sets, and brand-new choreography, audiences last year said it best… “Awe-inspiring no matter how old you are”… “It might just be the best present to give to your family this holiday season”… “What a fresh performance, so many ahhhhhh moments!”....“Exquisite from start to finish.”
Nashville Ballet traditionally includes area dance students to be a part of Nutcracker magic and this year is no exception. Over 200 youth cast members will be dancing in this season’s production. The coveted roles of Clara and Fritz will be danced by two casts who will alternate performances. The role of Clara will be danced by Elizabeth Graves and Anna Celeste Harrer, with Fritz being danced by Azro-Solar Akimoto and Brady Davis. “Being included in a professional production is such an honor and a privilege for these students. It gives them the experience of interacting with a professional company and experiencing the full spectrum of performing in front of thousands of people” states Artistic Director Paul Vasterling. Several youth cast members are coming from over 50 miles each way to for the opportunity to participate in this annual production: Julia Ridderhoof from Clarksville, TN, Russell Fernandez from Ft. Campbell, KY, Kasey and Gabi Broekema and Isabell Atella from Bowling Green, KY, Sarah Murray from Hartsville, TN and Callie Holloway from Sewanee, TN. Executive Director Andrea Dillenburg says, “It is so heartening to see the commitment that these parents, in fact, all of our parents, make in providing the opportunity for their child to dance with the best and achieve excellence. We’re honored.”
Nutcracker (with the Nashville Symphony) Jackson Hall at TPAC
Friday, December 11, 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 12, 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 13, 2:00 p.m.
Friday, December 18, 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 19, 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 20, 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Single Ticket Information
Nashville Ballet tickets for all performances can be purchased in person at the TPAC box office downtown or at Davis-Kidd Booksellers in The Mall at Green Hills, or by phone at 615-782-4040. Single tickets can also be purchased online at www.nashvilleballet.com. Tickets are priced at $23 for Level 3, $56 for Level 2, $66 for Level 1, and $77 for Premium Level tickets. Groups of ten or more receive a discount. For information on group sales or to purchase group tickets, please call Meredith Benning at 615-297-2966, ext. 10.
Season Subscription Information
Season subscriptions are also available with subscribers receiving the best seats. Subscription packages range in price from $37 per person up to $234 per person. Options include a 3-show subscription (includes Nutcracker), and a 2-show subscription. Create your own Family Series subscriptions and children ages 4-17 receive a 50% discount on subscription tickets. For the ultimate children’s ballet experience, the popular “Ballet Buddies” program includes free valet parking and a scrumptious lunch at The Hermitage Hotel, a goody bag with special treats for each child, a learning experience about each ballet in a warm and friendly setting, and opportunities to meet, greet, and be photographed with the dancers. To order a Season Subscription or “Ballet Buddies” program, please contact Nashville Ballet at subscriptions@nashvilleballet.com or call 615-297-2966, ext. 10. New subscribers may order online at www.nashvilleballet.com.
Nashville Ballet is funded in part from grants made available through the Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission, the Tennessee Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as the Ingram Charitable Trust. Additional funding is also provided by HCA Tri-Star, The Martin Foundation, Regions Bank, Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund, and the Andrew Woodfin Miller Foundation.
Betsy McNamara Wills Please let me know if you are interested in being a table host for the 2010 Ballet Ball! Further, make sure you email me at bwills@couragecap.com if you would like to be included on the invitation list! Betsy Wills
Nashville Ballet
As a special bonus to this impressive season, Nashville Ballet will present Emergence: The Studio Series, at the Nashville Ballet Martin Center for Dance November 13 – 14 at 7:30 pm. A fresh take on Nashville Ballet’s previously successful Emergence performances, the innovative new Emergence: The Studio Series allows a......udience members to select a “dance list” of performances to watch, much like one puts together a play list of songs on their MP3 players. By assembling their own evening of ballet, guests have the opportunity to choose from three separate studios throughout the initial 90 minutes of the evening’s events, with each individual performance lasting approximately ten minutes, featuring pieces choreographed by company members Kelsey Bartman, Robert Poe, Christopher Stuart, and Andrea Vierra. After making the “rounds” of these more intimate performances, all audience members will come together to watch the grand finale, a collection of ballets from renowned choreographers Salvatore Aiello, James Canfield, Nashville Ballet’s Artistic Director Paul Vasterling, and NYCB Choreographic Fellowship recipient Kimberly Ratcliffe.
Throughout this evening of dance, Nashville Ballet will celebrate all forms of artistic expression. Two of Nashville Ballet’s performances, Table for Four and Be There, will feature live music by local musicians Benita Hill and Cody Sluder, respectively. Vasterling’s preview of Macbeth, will showcase new music from Michael Kurek and include musicians from the Blair School of Music. Original artwork by Nashville artists Jason Facio, David Knudston, Shana Kohnstamm, Mandy Lawson, and Heather Thorne, will dress the walls of the Nashville Ballet Martin Center for Dance, further emphasizing the bonds between music, dance, and visual art and the value of creative expression.
Tickets for Emergence: The Studio Series can be purchased online at www.nashvilleballet.com. As performances will take place in a more intimate setting, tickets are limited. Act quickly as this popular series will sell out quickly. Nashville Ballet’s Martin Center for Dance is located at 3630 Redmon St. in Nashville, TN
Nashville Ballet is funded in part from grants made available through the Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission, the Tennessee Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as the Ingram Charitable Trust. Additional funding is also provided by HCA Tri-Star, The Martin Foundation, Regions Bank, Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund, and the Andrew Woodfin Miller Foundation.
Nashville Ballet
A luncheon for Ballet Ball 2010 table hosts will be held on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 from 11:30- 1:00 p.m. Almost forty Table Hosts are expected to attend the luncheon, hosted by Jennifer Frist and Leah Sohr, at the lovely home of Leah and Jim Sohr. Guests include longtime Nashville Ballet enthusiasts, former Ba......llet Ball chairs, Ballet Board members, and corporate supporters. Ballet Ball Co-Chairs Jennifer Puryear and Betsy Wills will also attend, along with Paul Vasterling, artistic director of Nashville Ballet, and Andrea Dillenburg, executive director of Nashville Ballet.
Ballet Ball 2010 will be held Saturday, March 6, 2010, at the brand new Hutton Hotel on West End Avenue. Ballet Ball 2010 features an Art Deco style designed in period colors of seafoam, daffodil, and steel grey. The look and feel of the Ball is inspired by the George Balanchine Ballet, Who Cares?, a tribute to the golden age of Broadway and a celebration of the unforgettable music of George Gershwin, featuring such hits as “I Got Rhythm,” “Strike Up the Band,” and ”Embraceable You.” Nashville Ballet will perform this work in its Winter Series, American Originals, on February 12 -14, 2010 in TPAC’s Polk Theater.
A Patrons’ party reception and an exclusive dinner to be held on March 5, 2010, will honor this year’s Paul Vasterling Award Recipient, Jacques d’Amboise. Ballet Ball Chairs Jennifer Puryear and Betsy Wills are particularly excited about this year’s Award Recipient, Jacques d’Amboise, one of the most outstanding and well-known classical dancers of our era. At age fifteen, Mr. d’Amboise joined New York City Ballet, and as a principal dancer, had many works choreographed specifically for him by George Balanchine, including Who Cares? Mr. d’Amboise went on to have an exceptional career with NYCB, on Broadway, and in such well known films as Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Carousel. He has achieved international renown as a choreographer and as the founder of the National Dance Institute. He has been honored by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, received six Emmy awards, has received the National Medal of Arts and a MacArthur fellowship, and numerous honorary degrees.
Ballet Ball raises money for Nashville Ballet's Season programming, education and community engagement opportunities. In particular, funds from this event support the Ballet's mission to engage the community by integrating education and arts enrichment. Connecting learning and the creative arts, the Ballet broadens and enhances the quality of life for children, families, and seniors at schools, libraries, and community centers in a 15-county area. Dance Me A Story, Nashville Ballet's Children's Ballets are based on folk tales, set to original music and choreography, and include interactive dance.
For more information on attending Ballet Ball 2010, please contact Julie Eskind at 297-2966, ext. 30.
時間：2009年11月18日 11:30
地點：Home of Leah Sohr
Nashville Ballet hopes everyone loved Giselle! It was so beautiful, some people were even heard crying audibly in the audience!
Nashville Ballet Giselle opens tonight! We hope to see everyone there this weekend! Make sure to bring a tissue or two.
Nashville Ballet
Nashville Ballet will present Giselle October 23-25, 2009. The romantic yet tragic story of Giselle has been one of the most popular ballets for over 150 years. After a seven year absence from the Nashville stage, the newly re-staged production will reacquaint Nashville with this romantic classic. This production is ac......companied by the Nashville Symphony under the direction of Nashville Ballet Music Director Paul Gambill. Artistic Director Paul Vasterling says, “This production has been reworked by Ballet Masters Tim Yeager and Sharyn Wood to develop the story more effectively and showcase the strength of the company.” The role of Giselle demands much of the ballerina both technically and artistically, and will alternate between dancers Christine Rennie and Sadie Harris.
Giselle, a poor country maiden, falls madly in love with a young man, Duke Albrecht, masquerading as a common peasant named Loys. After pledging her love to Loys, Giselle learns of his deception, takes her life and is transformed into a Wili (a female spirit who, jilted before her wedding day, rises from the grave at night and seeks revenge upon men by dancing them to death). When all the Wilis try to dance Duke Albrecht to death, Giselle defends him, saving his life and earning eternal peace. This ballet is the ultimate story of love and forgiveness.
Giselle (with the Nashville Symphony) Polk Theater at TPAC
Friday, October 23, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 24, 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 25, 2:00 p.m.
Single Ticket Information
Nashville Ballet tickets for all performances can be purchased in person at the TPAC box office downtown or at Davis-Kidd Booksellers, in The Mall at Green Hills, or by phone at 615-782-4040. Single tickets can also be purchased online at www.nashvilleballet.com. Tickets are priced at $23 for Level 3, $56 for Level 2, $66 for Level 1, and $77 for Premium Level tickets. Groups of ten or more receive a discount. For information on group sales or to purchase group tickets, please call Meredith Benning at 615-297-2966, ext. 10.
Season Subscription Information
Season subscriptions are also available with subscribers receiving the best seats. Subscription packages range in price from $37 per person up to $234 per person. Options include a 4-show subscription (which includes Nutcracker), a 3-show subscription, and a 2-show Fall and Winter subscription. Create your own Family Series subscriptions and children ages 4-17 receive a 50% discount on subscription tickets. For the ultimate children’s ballet experience, the popular “Ballet Buddies” program includes free valet parking and a scrumptious lunch at The Hermitage Hotel, a goody bag with special treats for each child, a learning experience about each ballet in a warm and friendly setting, and opportunities to meet, greet, and be photographed with the dancers.
To order a Season Subscription, please contact Nashville Ballet at subscriptions@nashvilleballet.com or call 615-297-2966, ext. 10. New subscribers may order online at www.nashvilleballet.com.
Nashville Ballet During the grand opening weekend, a portion of all proceeds will go to Nashville Ballet. Go have a frozen treat and help the ballet!
Portion of proceeds to Nashville Ballet
時間：2009年9月26日 10:00
地點：Tasti D'lite on West End
Nashville Ballet Go to Tasti D'lite on West End today and tomorrow! A portion of all proceeds from the grand opening weekend will go to the Nashville Ballet! What a great way to have a treat and help the ballet at the same time.
Margaret Thomson Everything is special at the ballet. Subscribe. Take Class. Money well spent.
Greg Carter： Beer ad ballet. I thought it would never happen. Now, we both can be happy!
Nashville Ballet hopes to see everyone at Beer at the Ballet!
Nashville Ballet
Beer at the Ballet is a new social event for the young Nashville community. Please join us in sampling several different types of beer, along with food tastings provided by various local restaurants including The Local Taco, Zumi Sushi, Kalamata's, The Cupcake Collection, City House, and I Dream of Weenie. Live music...... will be provided by Nashville band, Floyd the Barber, who will keep the party going with your favorite hits from the ‘80s.
Included in the ticket price, you will also receive a complimentary membership to Friends of Nashville Ballet, which provides various perks and discounts throughout the year for Nashville Ballet performances and events, and is a vital part for the ballet’s fund-raising and volunteer efforts.
Beer at the Ballet will be a great opportunity for a new generation of patrons to gain knowledge about the ballet while networking, meeting new people and supporting the local arts!
For tickets, please visit http://luck1.wufoo.com/forms/beer-at-the
*Beer at the Ballet is a 21+ event*
Allison Windham Kudo's to Nashville Ballet Summer Intensive. My daughter attended the two week camp and loved it. She can't wait until next summer. Mrs. Delsini, you are great!!! Thank you so much!!!
