Fayette Ballet celebrates spring with annual show

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Fayette Ballet celebrates spring with annual show

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Fayette Ballet,

a local dance company made up of junior and senior company members, teacher

and guest artists, will bring the "Celebration of Spring" show

to the stage at Our Lady of Mercy High School this Sunday.

The show will

feature a mixture of dances to both classical and modern music. Headlining

the program will be two selections by Tchaikovsky. Fayette Ballet associate

director Patrick Turner choreographed "Pas de Quatre" from "Swan

Lake," while company choreographer Rommie Stalnaker has choreographed

"The Six Fairy Variations" from "Sleeping Beauty."

Turner also choreographed a jazz piece set to Madonna's "Die Another

Day," for company dancers and apprentices. The Junior Company dancers

will appear in "Pippin" staged by choreographer Annette Tomasi.

In more modern

musical selections, Guest Artist Michael Lee choreographed the number

"Tuned," which is set to the music of Moodswings. The piece,

which blends ballet with jazz, first appeared in the Saenger Theatre in

Pensacola in 1995 and will be performed on Sunday by Senior Company and

apprentice dancers. Michael Lee also choreographed the number "Sculpture

Garden," which is set to the music of Vangelis.

Dr. Rosa Adamcyzk,

who played Frau Silberhaus in last year's production of "The Nutcracker,"

choreographed and designed the costumes for "Circles." She will

join company dancers in the number, which is set to the music of Sasha.

Faculty members

Meredith Hesse and Nicole Schmitt will join Tomasi, Stalnaker and Turner

as soloists in the program.

Tickets for

Fayette Ballet's "A Celebration of Spring" are $10 and $15 and

can be purchased at The Fayette Ballet School of Performing Arts in Fayetteville

and Peachtree City. Reservations can be made by calling 770-461-0976 or

770-631-4928. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door.

Visit www.fayetteballet.com for more information.

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