PERFORMANCES

TWO INCREDIBLE EVENINGS • TWO COMPELETLY DIFFERENT AND FANTASTIC SHOWS

Saturday June 9
AN EVENING OF BALLET

La Somnambule (The Sleep Walker)
A beautiful garden party with an array of fantastic and interesting characters including one very mysterious young lady
Thank You Mr. Gershwin
A homage to the wonderful American composer

Sunday June 10th
AN EVENING OF JAZZ, TAP, HIP HOP AND MODERN

Tap: French Cabaret A tribute to France, the director's home country • Jazz: The Movies • Modern and Hip Hop Presentations

This year, The Spring Performance includes two exciting productions featuring the many levels of students from Paris Ballet and Dance as
they perform the classics to more contemporary forms of dance. This show will also feature the bravura of professional dancers.

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PAST PERFORMANCES

THE NUTCRACKER "ON TOUR"
Events Where Paris Ballet and Dance is Performing Over The Holiday Season

TREE LIGHTING EVENT
Downtown at the Gardens
November 26, 2011 at 7pm
with selections from The Nutcracker
FREE TO THE PUBLIC AND FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!

December 17th 2011 • Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach

Watch excerpts from Paris Ballet and Dance’s The Nutcracker while feasting on an incredible selection of both
savory and sweet delights created by the world class chefs of the Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach.

It will be an exquisite experience for children and adults with an 11:00am and 2:00pm seating.

Please call the Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach for more information and prices: 561-533-6000

FULL - LENGTH PREMIERE IN DECEMBER 3 & 4, 2011

December 3, 2011 • 7:00pm & December 4, 2011 • 2:30pm
Palm Beach Gardens High School Auditorium
All tickets: $20.00 (Reserved Seating)
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Paris Ballet & Dance, one of South Florida's foremost dance schools founded and directed by Jean-Hugues Feray, presents the PREMIERE
of the FULL- LENGTH all-time holiday classic The Nutcracker.

Clara's dream is realized when her beloved nutcracker doll comes to life and guides her through a fantastic journey to The Land of the Sweets.
There, she sits alongside her handsome Nutcracker Prince while sampling all of the delectable treats the world has to offer.

Start the winter holiday with the unforgettable score by Tchaikovsky. This incredible production features a delightful
cast of talented young children and teens, and incredible guest artists, along with beautiful costumes and sets.

GUEST ARTISTS - Pictures and Bios

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See this year's rehearsal pictures on our Facebook page!

Look behind the scenes of on our Facebook page of last year’s production of The Nutcracker Sweet.

All ticket sales are FINAL. NO REFUNDS. No Exchanges. No babes-in-Arms. Everyone must have a purchased ticket no matter of his or her age or size.
Copyright ©: Photography or recording of any kind is strictly prohibited.

In order to participate, a performer fee must be paid and a “Commitment Letter” which states that the student will be at every scheduled rehearsal, costume fitting and performance. It must be signed by BOTH parents AND the student. If a student is unable or does not wish to perform, they may continue with regular classes. Rehearsals will be held on Saturdays and/or evenings.

Performer Fee is $165 per student. This fee helps cover a portion of the costume and theater rental.

Some students in the higher levels will also have an opportunity and privilege to perform in St. Lucie Ballet's full-length production of The Nutcracker in roles of Snowflakes, Bon-Bons, Waltz of the Flowers and other key spots. (No fee will be charged for this production)

Photo: Jean-Hugues Feray and Lorena Jimenez (c) Janine Harris

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