Ballet Events
Classical Ballet
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registration
The School of Ballet is currently accepting enrollment for
Classical Ballet instruction.
For list of times
and fees, contact the CAC at 260-824-5222 or email at cac@adamswells.com
Classical Ballet instruction.
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Ballet News
Fun & Fitness Summer
Ballet Camp
July 20-24
Creative Expression:
9:30 to 10 a.m.
Camp Fee: $35
Beginners:
10 to 11 a.m.
Camp Fee: $35
Intermediate:
technique, Port
de bras and adagio
11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Camp Fee: $45
Gala Performance Photos HERE
Gala Performance Video HERE
A Letter from the Director
�Gala Performance� was a huge success. I was so pleased with every dancer�s performance, from the youngest to the
oldest. Thank you for a stellar show!!
The School of Ballet is not idle during the
summer. It is time to register for Ballet Camp July 20-24 with
Miss Jeni teaching the classes (see above).
This year we are fortunate to host a
Ballet Camp for the Norwell Dance Team. They have been in session since June 1 and will end July 27. Miss Jeni gives the team an extensive workout
each week.
Emily Elder, one of our advanced students, is not only a beautiful dancer but a very talented artist. She has accepted the challenge of decorating a School of
Ballet garbage can for the �Trash Bash� Art Sidewalk Showcase! Look for it on display.
Planning ahead, slipper fitting night will be
Sept. 14, 5-7 p.m. Standing Ovation will have a supply of leotards and tights as well as slippers. Your purchases benefit the School of Ballet as Standing
Ovation generously donates a portion of
the sales to the school.
Classes begin Sept. 28 so mark your calendars now. It is amazing how fast the weeks roll by. Watch for your enrollment packet in mid-August.
Gracefully,
Ms. Beth, Director
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Ballet Camp
July 20-24
Creative Expression:
9:30 to 10 a.m.
Camp Fee: $35
Beginners:
10 to 11 a.m.
Camp Fee: $35
Intermediate:
technique, Port
de bras and adagio
11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Camp Fee: $45
Gala Performance Photos HERE
Gala Performance Video HERE
A Letter from the Director
�Gala Performance� was a huge success. I was so pleased with every dancer�s performance, from the youngest to the
oldest. Thank you for a stellar show!!
The School of Ballet is not idle during the
summer. It is time to register for Ballet Camp July 20-24 with
Miss Jeni teaching the classes (see above).
This year we are fortunate to host a
Ballet Camp for the Norwell Dance Team. They have been in session since June 1 and will end July 27. Miss Jeni gives the team an extensive workout
each week.
Emily Elder, one of our advanced students, is not only a beautiful dancer but a very talented artist. She has accepted the challenge of decorating a School of
Ballet garbage can for the �Trash Bash� Art Sidewalk Showcase! Look for it on display.
Planning ahead, slipper fitting night will be
Sept. 14, 5-7 p.m. Standing Ovation will have a supply of leotards and tights as well as slippers. Your purchases benefit the School of Ballet as Standing
Ovation generously donates a portion of
the sales to the school.
Classes begin Sept. 28 so mark your calendars now. It is amazing how fast the weeks roll by. Watch for your enrollment packet in mid-August.
Gracefully,
Ms. Beth, Director
RETURN HOME
Welcome
Since
1976, the Creative Arts Council School of Ballet has taught the
fundamentals of classical ballet to children and adults of Wells
County. More than 950 students have benefited from the confidence,
grace and poise that the study of ballet instills for a lifetime.
Children
may begin "Creative Expression" class as early as age 3 1/2. Then, they
progress through Pre-Ballet, Beginning Ballet, and on to Intermediate
Ballet and Advance Ballet.
Because of the intense focus required in the learning process of ballet, the faculty encourages students to lead a balanced lifestyle, with adequate rest, time for leisure, enjoyment of school activities, a healthy diet and the support of their family.
Ballet Guild
An organization for parents
An organization for parents
Students
who have involved parents or caring family members are more likely to
succeed and reap the many benefits of ballet training. The Ballet Guild
is an organization for parents, family members and ballet patrons who
perform needful tasks to support the school and students. Guild members
volunteer their time as phone messengers, carpoolers, center sitters,
publicity, costuming, and a variety of other important duties.
Faculty  Beth A. Lampton Director Emerita  Pamela Stilwell Talarico Artistic Director Instructor Advance Ballet  Janiece Lipsey Instructor Beginning Ballet Ballet I  Jeni Meeks Instructor Kinderdance Pre-Ballet  Davina Swartz Instructor Creative Expressions |