Nov 13

2017-18 Season Ticket Brochure

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet News, Performances

Tickets on sale now! BUY EARLY & $AVE!

Get the best seats in the house for Verb Ballets performances across Northeast Ohio. The company has a main stage performances as well as a studio series that brings perspective into the artistry and work that goes into producing dance on stage.

Mainstage Shows on Sale Now

Celebrating Black History Month

February 3, 2018 8:00pm

The Breen Center

Verb Ballets celebrates Black History Month with a program featuring African American choreographers.

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Made in America presented by ORMACO

February 17, 2018 7:00pm

Patricia Lindley Center for the Performing Arts

Verb Ballets presents dances that transform you through time and movement with a variety of classical and contemporary works.

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Spring Series

April 27, 2018 8:00pm

EJ Thomas Hall

Spring program will feature an exciting mix of dances on the program for the company’s premiere at EJ Thomas Hall.

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Studio Series

Ballet UpClose

January 26, 2018 7:00pm

Verb Ballets Studio

Preview the restaging of works by Cleveland native and former Bill T Jones dancer, Antonio Brown.

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Ballet UpClose

March 2, 2018 7:00pm

Verb Ballets Studio

The company gears up to go on tour preview the works they will be performing.

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Ballet UpClose

June 22, 2018 7:00pm

Verb Ballets Studio

Join us for an end of season celebration with highlights from the year.

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Nov 13

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Educational partnership with Fairmount Center for the Arts

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet News

Verb Ballets showcases educational partnership with Fairmount Center

Young student dancers of Fairmount Center for the Arts

Fairmount Center for the Arts has been recognized as the Best Dance/Theater Instruction Studio’ of Cleveland Magazine’s Best of the East. Verb Ballets coordinates the Dance Program at Fairmount Center for the Arts through curriculum development and dance teachers. Verb Ballets dance instructors works to create a nurturing and concentrated environment where dancers are encouraged to explore their potential as artists in dance class and in the pre-professional dance ensemble.

The Fairmount Dance Theatre, the student ensemble, presents an Autumn Celebration on Friday, November 17, 2017 at 8pm in the Connor Palace Theatre at Playhouse Square. The program will feature Fairmount Dance Theatre students also Fairmount’s renowned Spanish Dance students; a solo by Hip-Hop instructor, Ryan Rosinski; and a guest appearance by the teachers and dancers of Verb Ballets. Tickets may be ordered through Playhouse Square’s website, www.playhousesquare.com, at a cost of $10 each.

Nov 10

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The AdVerb Project performs at Cleveland Dance Fest

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet News

The AdVerb Project rekindles the love of dance for adults

AdVerb Project performing at local nursing home

A group comprised of adults has rekindled an appreciation of dance and wants to share their love of movement. An extension of Verb Ballets’ community dance program, The AdVerb Project is a performance ensemble comprised of adult learners.

The AdVerb Project will perform in the Cleveland Dance Fest 2017 presented by The Movement Project at the informal showing on November 11, 2017 at Pilgrim Church in Tremont at 4:15pm. The Adverb Project will be performing TPC1 choreographed by Richard Dickinson with costumes by Nan Wiggins. The showing is followed by a discussion panel with the audience. Tickets are $12 and available online through The Movement Project here.

Adverb performing at Cuyahoga County Fair

The AdVerb Project developed from adult learners seeking to experience live perform. Lead by AdVerb Artistic Director, Richard Dickinson, the project offers ongoing workshops to learn choreography and performance technique. The ensemble performs throughout the year in-studio and senior living facilities.

The AdVerb Project is a stem of Verb Ballets outreach to bring kinesthetic learning and wellness through movement to the community. Verb Ballets’ senior movement outreach work is supported by The Ohio Arts Council.

To learn more about joining this program click here.

Nov 03

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Surfacing memories into movement

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet News

Choreographer, Dianne McIntyre brings the stories of seniors to life

Verb Ballet had the honor of working with guest choreographer and multi-award-winning artist Dianne McIntyre. Her career spans four decades with choreography for dance, theatre, television and film. Through the support of the NEA Challenge America grant Verb Ballets produced Dancing Memories: Lost & Found- a legacy dance project of a group of seniors at underserved assisted living facilities in Cleveland.

The project brought to life the personal stories of residents at, Eliza Bryant Village and Eliza Jennings Skilled Nursing Facility, in dance pieces celebrating the triumph of the human spirit. Dianne McIntyre met with the medical staff and went from room to room engaging in conversations with the residents. Dianne McIntyre was so moved by their stories, she decided to tell the stories of all eleven residents who agreed to be interviewed. Many hours of invaluable help with translations for the foreign speaking residents lead by Nathanael Santiago, a Verb dancer, also works as a professional translator for the Spanish, Portuguese, French and English languages. From these conversations she learned of their amazing history, ranging from someone who was a member of the original Black Panthers, to a woman from Scotland who immigrated to the US as a child, to a woman who ran a speakeasy from her house, to a woman who was 102 years old and had made light bulbs for GE her whole life.

Choreographer, Dianne McIntyre utilized the Verb dancers not only as dancers but also as singers and actors in the piece. McIntyre created an evening length work for their memories to come alive through dance and the end result was unforgettable. The dances were then performed by Verb Ballets dancers for the participants and residents at each assisted living facility, as well as in a one night only public performance for the community and family members. Families across multiple generations came together see the stories of their families in the studio. “My family was there to support my father. It was nice family gathering for the younger great grandkids of my father. Would love to come again”, daughter of Joseph Burton.

The staff was universally moved to tears by the performances and explained how one the resident since coming had never left her room or engaged in anything but rudimentary conversations with the staff. For the performance she came out of her room to see her story and burst to life singing and moving to the music. She also insisted on coming to the performance in the studio after not leaving the facility for two years. Her life was changed by this experience. She now leaves her room every day to eat in the dining hall, talks to everyone she passes and participates in the home activities. The dancers were deeply moved when they saw how important their work was to the lives involved and honor to have brought their stories to life. Verb Ballets is grateful for the support of The

National Endowment for the Arts in supporting this project that help to connect generations in a new way and bring legacy through dance.

Choreographer

Dianne McIntyre

Dianne McIntyre choreographs for concert dance, theatre, opera and film. Much of her work explores African American themes through dance, music and literature. Her many honors include a 2016 Doris Duke Artist Award, John S. Guggenheim Fellowship, three Bessies (NY Dance and Performance Award), two Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts Degrees (State University of New York at Purchase and Cleveland State University), two AUDELCOs (NY Black theatre), Helen Hayes Award (DC theatre), Cuyahoga County Creative Workforce Fellowship, television Emmy nomination, three-year National Endowment for the Arts Choreographer’s Fellowship and numerous grants. She has developed works for professional and university dance companies including Dance Theatre of Harlem, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, GroundWorks Dance Theater, Dancing Wheels, CSU, OSU and numerous others. Her own ensembles of dancers and musicians have performed throughout the US and Europe. She has worked with celebrated artists like Olu Dara, Lester Bowie, Ntozake Shange, Cecil Taylor, Hannibal, Regina Taylor, Des McAnuff, Sweet Honey in the Rock, Jonathan Demme, Don Pullen, Douglas Turner Ward, Peabo Bryson, Irene Lewis. Her screen choreography includes “Beloved”, “Miss Evers’ Boys”, Langston Hughes: The Dream Keeper” and “Fun Size”. In 2015-16, Ms. McIntyre was the Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Spelman College. She was recently in residence at Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) in New York to begin development of a new work and, this spring, the process is scheduled to continue in the Alan M. Kriegsman Creative Residency at Dance Place in Washington, DC. Her mentors include Gus Solomons Jrr, Elaine Redmond, The Ohio State University dance faculty, Louise Roberts of Clark Center and Rick Davis in theatre arts.

Nov 03

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Winter Dance Workshop

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet Workshop, News

Winter Dance Intensive

January 4 & 5, 2018 10:00am-3:00pm

The University of Akron Guzetta Hall

Verb Ballets is excited to offer a Winter Dance Workshop on January 4-5, 2018 at The University of Akron. This full day program will help you improve and strengthen your technique with classes include ballet, pointe, ballet variations and modern. Classes will be taught by dance professionals Erich Yetter, Kay Eichman, Alexis Suggs and Aseelah Shareef. Classes are recommended for all students ages 12+ and are open to all dancers who would like to attend from local studios, colleges or community.

Cost is $150 for two day workshop or $75 per day and includes healthy lunch. Drop in class is $20 and payable at the door. Pre-registration required. For questions or scholarship information call 216-397-3757.

Register early and $ave!

By November 30th: Save $20 off the full workshop or $10 off one day.
By December 30th: Save $10 off the full workshop or $5 off one day.

Thursday

10:00-11:30am Ballet with Erich Yetter

11:40-12:40pm Pointe with Erich Yetter

12:40-1:00pm Lunch

1:00-2:00pm Modern with Alexis Suggs

2:00-3:00pm Applied Dance Knowledge

Friday

10:00-11:30am Ballet with Kay Eichman

11:40-12:40pm Variations with Kay Eichman

12:40-1:00pm Lunch

1:00-2:00pm Modern with Aseelah Shareef

2:00-3:00pm Applied Dance Knowledge

Details

January 4 & 5, 2018 10:00am-3:00pm

Workshop Fee

Two Day Workshop $150
Single Day Workshop $75
Drop in class $20

Studio

The University of Akron
Guzzetta Hall, Studio 294
Akron, OH, 44325

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Workshop Faculty

Kay Eichman

Kay Eichman received her early ballet training from Pat Leclercq in New Orleans. She later studied on scholarship at: The National Ballet, Washington DC; The National Ballet Of Canada; The Conservatoire de Nice, France; and Joffrey’s American Ballet Center in New York.Kay left the JoffreyII company to join Cleveland Ballet in its inaugural season. A distinguished 15 year career ensued, including principal and soloist roles in numerous traditional and contemporary works. Among these were Theme and Variations, The Four Temperaments, Agon, Concerto Barocco, Serenade, Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet and The Nutcracker . She also had the opportunity to perform at the prestigious Edinburg Fringe Festival in Scotland. Kay spent one season in Germany as Principal Guest Artist with the Geissen Ballet.Ms. Eichman has served on the faculties of The Minnesota Ballet and The University of Akron (UA) Dance Program. She is currently on the faculty UA’s Dance Institute and Ballet Mistress of the Dance Department at the Cleveland School of the Arts (CSA). Ms. Eichman was named Outstanding Teacher by Dance Institute and received an Appreciation Award from CSA for commitment ,dedication and outstanding works. In addition to teaching at numerous local studios, she has also taught company class for Verb Ballets, August Wilson, and Greene Works Project. Kay was on the faculties of IABD conference Joffrey Ballet Jazz & Contemporary Summer Session and Dance Caravan; and served as a talent judge throughout the United States with “Dance Explosion”, “Dynamite”, and others.

Alexis Britford Suggs

Alexis Britford Suggs, Columbus native, began her dance training at Theater Street Dance Academy. She continued her studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music’s Preparatory Program, Dayton Ballet, Jeraldyne’s School of Dance, and Columbus Youth Ballet. Alexis is also a graduate of University of North Carolina School of the Arts’ high school Classical Ballet program. She has trained at Boston Conservatory, The Ailey School, Houston Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Hungarian National Ballet, and Boston Ballet. A bronze medalist for the 2002 New York Finals of Youth America Grand Prix in the contemporary division, Alexis has always had a profound appreciation for the blending of modern dance and classical ballet forms. She graduated summa cum laude with a BFA in Dance Performance from Wright State University in Dayton, OH. During her undergraduate studies, she was a member of Dayton Contemporary Dance Second Company (DCDC2) and upon graduation was promoted to the professional company, where she enjoyed seven seasons touring both domestically and internationally. Some of her most memorable featured performance roles include, the opening duet in Ulysses Dove’s seminal work, Vespers, and the female soloist from Donald McKayle’s masterwork, Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder. She is honored to be a part of the Bessie award winning ensemble that performed McKayle’s ballet at Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater for Paul Taylor’s American Modern Dance 2016 season. Mrs. Suggs has had the pleasure of being featured in works by many notable choreographers, namely: Donald Byrd, Debbie Blunden-Diggs, Sean Curran, Ray Mercer, Ron K. Brown, Anthony Tudor and Ray Mercer. She is grateful for the gift of dance and loves sharing it with the students of Dayton Dance Conservatory.

Erich Yetter

Erich Yetter began his ballet training in Texas under Ingeborg Heuser (Staatsoper Berlin), and later with Fernando Schaffenburg (Ballet Russes de Monte Carlo) at Texas Christian University, and at the Houston Ballet Academy under Ben Stevenson, O.B.E. (Royal Ballet). He studied in New York City with David Howard and Maggie Black and Marjorie Mussman, and subsequently danced as a principal danced in London with Dance For Everyone, and also in Cork, Ireland with The Irish National Ballet. Upon returning to the states Yetter performed with Ballet Memphis in Tennessee for twelve years, after which he retired from the stage. During this time, he finished a Bachelor of Music cum laude from the University of Texas at El Paso. After Memphis, Yetter served ten years as Artistic Director of Peoria Ballet in Illinois, working with international guest artists and building that company’s national reputation. After earning a Master’s of Science in Higher Education from Kaplan University in Chicago, Yetter accepted a position as Visiting Faculty Lecturer in Ballet at The University of Akron, where he taught Advanced and Intermediate Ballet technique, Pointe technique, Ballet History, and a general education course for non-majors entitled Viewing Dance. He also wrote articles for the Chronicle of Higher Education including an extensive interview with Jennifer Homans, who wrote the bestselling book on ballet history, Apollo’s Angels. Yetter has choreographed and directed over 70 works, from full-length ballets to small chamber dances. In addition, he has collaborated with and created movement for theaters, opera companies and symphony orchestras. As a dancer, he performed standard classical ballet repertoire as well as ballets by contemporary choreographers such as George Balanchine, Domy Reiter-Soffer, James Clouser and Trey McIntyre. In 1999 Yetter was awarded the Tennessee Commission for the Arts Individual Fellowship for Choreography and subsequently his dance work, Asturias, was featured at the American Choreographer’s Showcase in Guatemala. For seven years he adjudicated on the Dance Grant Panel of the Illinois Arts Council, as well as the 2009 Federal Arts Jobs Preservation Grant Panel, dispersing government stimulus funds. In 2010, Yetter received a Challenge America Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for his production of Romeo and Juliet. In addition to teaching ballet at Case Western Reserve University, Yetter serves on the ballet faculty for Cleveland School of the Arts and the Board of Directors of OhioDance. He has taught master classes for Verb Ballets, The American College Dance Festival, Ohio Northern University, Youngstown State University Dance Festival and the Dance Institute at the University of Akron. He lives in Akron with his wife, Mary Ragna Yetter, and their three children Evan, Clara, and Jacob.

Aseelah Shareef

Aseelah Shareef is a dancer, educator, and arts/non-profit administrator. Her dance training began at the Palm Beach County School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, FL, during which time her artistic study led her to the prestigious Alvin Ailey Summer Dance Program. She has performed with Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre (2002-03) under the leadership of Cleveland son, Michael Medcalf, and experienced the world one stage at atime with Washington DC based, Step Afrika! (2007- 2014). Aseelah is currently working as Director of Programs at Karamu House, Inc. supporting all aspects of administration, operations and programming. Her additional experiences include former Dance Director of Cleveland School of the Arts, Project Manager for Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s Department of Arts Education, Adjunct Professor of Dance at Cuyahoga Community College and dance master-teaching artist for the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning – formerly Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio. She maintains her dance training through the Lester Horton technique (modern) and West African dance study. Aseelah is a graduate of The Florida State University, receiving a MA in Arts Administration and a BS in Exercise Science.

Guzzetta Hall

The University of Akron
Guzzetta Hall, Studio 294
Akron, OH, 44325

Oct 25

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Verb Ballets 2017-18 Ticket Season

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet Press Releases

CLEVELAND, OH – Verb Ballets, Northeast Ohio’s premiere contemporary ballet company announces its 2017-18 ticket season. Verb Ballets has brought critically acclaimed performances that dash preconceptions to Northeast Ohio audiences for over 30 years. Following last seasons’ international tour to Taiwan the company has garnished international acclaim as, “classical ballet with a dash of American modern dance”. The company will remount original commissions of works by African American choreographers on the front of the rising choreographic at Celebrating Black History Month at The Breen Center for Performing Arts on February 3, 2018. The company broadens its regional reach with Made in America at the Patricia Lindley Center for the Performing Arts in Lorain County presented by ORMACO. Enjoy a journey through dances that transform you through time and movement on February 17, 2018 for a program that will be appreciated by both new audiences and dance enthusiasts alike. Known for innovative works that highlight its classically trained dancers the company will make its premiere the Spring Series at EJ Thomas Hall in Akron on April 27, 2018 with an exciting mix of dances on the program including a company premiere. Having participated in Cleveland Public Theatre’s DanceWorks since its inception audiences should return to see Verb Ballets an exciting and versatile program. The vibrant performances running May 17-19, 2018 will highlight bold artistry through the dancers’ creative lens.

The company will continue the Ballet UpClose in-studio series for its third year to engage audiences in the creative process on January 26, 2018, March 2, 2018 and June 22, 2018. This in-studio experience brings an intimate perspective into the artistry and work that goes into producing dance on stage.

Tickets are available for purchase by visit verbballets.org website for further information.

Verb Ballets season is made possible through the generous support of The Cleveland Foundation, The George Gund Foundation, Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, Ohio Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Shah Captial, Millie Carlson Trust, The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation, Lubrizol Foundation, The Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation, The Akron Community Foundation, John P. Murphy Foundation, Nordson, RPM, Laub Foundation, Margaret Wong & Associates, St. Ignatius, Cedar Hill, Scene Magazine.

Verb Ballets 2017-18 Ticket Season
February 3, 2018 8:00PM
Celebrating Black History Month
Breen Center for the Performing Arts 2008 W. 30th St., Cleveland, OH 44113
Tickets: $25-35

February 17, 2018 7:00PM
Made in America
ORMACO presents Verb Ballets
Patricia Lindley Center for the Performing Arts 627 N. Main St., Wellington, OH 44090
Tickets: $15 general admission

April 27, 2018 8:00PM
Spring Series
EJ Thomas Hall 198 Hill St., Akron, OH 44325
Tickets: $17-35

May 17-19, 2018 7:30pm
DanceWorks 2018
Cleveland Public Theatre 6415 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, OH 44102
Tickets: $17-35

Ballet UpClose In-Studio Series
Verb Ballets Studio 3445 Warrensville Center Rd. Shaker Heights, OH 44122
January 26, 2018
March 2, 201
June 22, 2018
Tickets: $12-17

All programs and artists are subject to change.

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Sep 18

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Meet choreographer Adam Hougland

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet News

Meet choreographer Adam Hougland

Verb Ballets welcomes internationally acclaimed choreographer Adam Hougland in studio the week of September 18-22, 2017. Hougland’s works have been performed nation wide. He is recognized for his melding of modern and classical movement form. He graduated from The Juilliard School he performed with perform with The Limon Dance Company, Toronto Dance Theatre and The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company. He has created original works for Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company, The American Ballet Theatre Studio Company, Introdans in the Netherlands, The Limon Dance Company, Cedar Lake Ensemble, The Washington Ballet, Ballet Memphis, Ballet X and Kansas City Ballet Festival. Hougland is the winner of the Princess Grace Award for Choreography and was one of Dance Magazine‘s “25 to Watch”.

Internationally acclaimed guest choreographer Adam Hougland will be setting his work Tear Us Apart originally commissioned by Kansas City Dance Festival Co-Artstic Director, Anthony Krutzkamp. Verb Ballets will be the first company to ever perform this work outside of the Kansas City Dance Festival. The contemporary work consist four movements that intertwine ballet, contemporary and pedestrian movement for a unique, and quirky style. Verb Ballets looks forward to showcasing this addition to our repertory during the 2017-18 season.

Be the first to witness the company performing his work at the Ballet UpClose studio showing on Friday, September 22nd at 7:00pm. Verb will not debut this work on stage until spring of 2018! Stay afterwards for a meet and greet reception with choreographer Adam Hougland and dancers.

Choreographer

Adam Hougland

Adam grew up in Dallas, Texas and studied visual arts and acting from an early age. At 14 he began his dance training at the Dallas Conservatory of Ballet and the Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. In 1999 he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from The Juilliard School and then went on to perform with The Limon Dance Company, Toronto Dance Theatre and The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company. While at Juilliard Adam choreographed his first group dance, Beyond, which won the Hector Zaraspe Prize for Choreography. This piece set his choreographic career in motion and was quickly taken into the repertoires of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal, Cincinnati Ballet, Ballet Met Columbus and The Louisville Ballet. Adam has gone on to create original works for Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company, The American Ballet Theatre Studio Company, Introdans in the Netherlands, The Limon Dance Company, Cedar Lake Ensemble, The Washington Ballet, Ballet Memphis, Ballet X and The New York Choreographic Institute at New York CIty Ballet. He has created works for internationally recognized dancers such as Sofiane Sylve (San Francisco Ballet), Marcelo Gomes (American Ballet Theater) and Wendy Whelan. In 2006 he created a world premiere for Juilliard’s Centennial Celebration that toured to Chicago and Los Angeles and was broadcast on the PBS ‘Live from Lincoln Center’ series. He has won The Princess Grace Award for Choreography, The Choo-San Goh Award for Choreography, was one of Pointe Magazines’ 10 VIP’s of 2006 and one Dance Magazine’s 25 to watch for 2011. Adam is the Principle Choreographer for The Louisville Ballet and has created nine critically acclaimed original works for the company including Petrouchka and Rite of Spring with special guest artist Wendy Whelan. He is Resident Choreographer for Cincinnati Ballet where he has created an evening-length Mozart’s Requiem and The Firebird. Adam lives in Bristol, England with his husband Ashley and their dog Liza.

Sep 08

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Dance Showcase

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet Performances

Dance Showcase

September 8, 2017 7:00pm

Playhouse Square Connor Palace Theatre

Playhouse Square Dance Showcase 2017 presented by Terry and Sheldon Edelman is an annual celebration of dance featuring a selection of Northeast Ohio’s finest dance companies and a special guest appearance from Riverdance. This year’s Showcase will include performances by ELEVATED, Inlet Dance Theatre, Kent Dance Ensemble, Neos Dance Theatre, Sarah Savelli, Shri Kalaa Mandir, The Dancing Wheels Company, Verb Ballets and Viva Dance Studio.

Admission is FREE but tickets are required. Call 216-241-6000.

For more information please visit Playhouse Square here.

SHOW DETAILS

September 8, 2017 7:00pm

TICKETS

Admission is FREE but tickets are required. Call 216-241-6000.

THEATRE

Connor Palace Theatre
1615 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44114

Playhouse Square

Connor Palace Theatre
1615 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114

Aug 26

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Ballet UpClose

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet Performances

Ballet UpClose

June 22, 2018 12:00pm

Verb Ballets Studio

Join Verb Ballets for an exclusive Ballet UpClose lunch time class viewing and showing to wrap up the 2017-18 season. This unique opportunity will provide insight into how dancers train and prepare their bodies and minds for performances. We will welcome and introduce new company members for the 2018-19 season. Also, on the program is an appearance from young students of the Fairmount Center for the Arts and the Adverb Project, a group comprised of adult student learners. Stay afterwards for a meet and greet luncheon with the dancers. Doors open at 11:45pm and viewing begins at noon.

Ballet UpClose Series
September 22, 2017 l January 26, 2018 l March 2, 2018 l June 22, 2018

SHOW DETAILS

June 22, 2018 Noon

TICKETS

$17 Adults
$12 Students

Includes light lunch

THEATRE

Verb Ballets Studio
3445 Warrensville Center Rd.
Shaker Heights, OH 44221

Verb Ballets Studio

Verb Ballets Studio
3445 Warrensville Center Rd.
Shaker Heights, OH 44221

The studio is located at in the same building as Christ Episcopal Church. Please use rear entrance by Verb banner on left hand side of building. Free parking available.

Aug 19

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Cain Park

By Ohio Contemporary Ballet Performances

Cain Park

August 19, 2017 8:00pm

Cain Park Evan Amphitheater

Don’t miss us at the Cain Park Evans Amphitheater on August 19, 2017 at 8:00pm for a FREE community performance sponsored by James Graham and David Dusek in honor of the company’s 30th anniversary season. No tickets required! Gates open at 7:00pm for general seating.The evening will include the new thought provoking contemporary work by Philadelphia choreographer, Tommie-Waheed Evans. Also on the program will be the fun Heinz Poll work that combines ballet and ballroom to the exuberant big-band sounds of Benny Goodman and other popular works from the Verb repertory!