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Hansel
and Gretel
October
21 2000
7:30 PM
Twichell
Auditorium
Converse College
No
childhood is complete without reading the Brothers Grimm classic
Tale of "Hansel and Gretel." Perhaps the most profound
of all Grimm Fairy Tales, it is about two heroic children in the
most harrowing situation.
This
strange and wonderful tale will come to life on stage with exciting
choreography, magical sets and costumes in a production that will
charm and captivate audiences of all ages.
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The
Nutcracker
Dec.
9, 2000
7:30 PM
Dec.
10, 2000
7:30 PM
Spartanburg
Memorial
Auditorium
No
other ballet captures the wonder, the energy and the imagination
of the child's world. Toys come to life and flowers dance before
our eyes. The Nutcracker is a joyous dream in which anything is
possible.
A
tradition for generations, Ballet Spartanburg's Nutcracker is a
heart-warming treat for every member of the family. Don't miss this
great classic of fantasy with delectable scenery and colorful costumes
in a production that sparkles with charm and goodwill.
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Dance Renaissance 2000
May
5, 2000
7:30 PM
Twichell
Auditorium
Converse College
In the new Millenium, Ballet spartanburg continues to
bring high quality dance in performances that range from classical
ballet to contemporary dance.
Celebrate with us as we honor Spartanburg's Renaissance
Project in a performance that features breathtaking world-class dancers
and innovative choreography.
This is a production that will truly inspire you and deepten
your appreciation of dance, that unique blend of body and spirit which
expresses emotion as no other art form can.
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the China Dance Theater
of Guangzhou
presents
Celestial
Phoenix
February
3, 2001
7:30 PM
Spartanburg
Memorial Auditorium
Celestial
Phoenix bursts forth with colorful costumes, enchanting sets and
dancers that bring virtuosity and sheer excitment to the stage. The
ballet, which combines classic western ballet with traditional chinese
dance, is inspired by an ancient Chinese fairy tale.
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Peter and the Wolf
Peter and
the Wolf is full of youthful gaiety, wit and spontaneity. Sergei Prokofiev
wrote this symphonic tale with the intent to teach children the instruments
of the orchestra.
Delightful
choreography, sets and costumes make this child's tale a truly entertaining
and educational experience.

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