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Brooklyn Ballet’s incredible results and progress would simply not be possible without the enthusiastic and generous support of people and businesses in our community. Over 1,000 children annually are introduced to classical ballet through our “Elevate” in-school dance program and this year four “Elevate” graduates received full scholarships to study at Joffrey’s Summer Intensive. It is now time for us to give Brooklyn’s children a ‘dance home’ in their own community where they can get a full conservatory level training without which a professional career in dance is not possible.
Without a home for Brooklyn Ballet, this talent will go elsewhere or, worse still, will fade away.
“It makes me feel like I can do anything when I’m up there.” – John Michael, student of Brooklyn Ballet School
“The thing I really love about dancing with Brooklyn Ballet is that it’s really calming—it calms me down when I get angry.” – Brianna, student of Brooklyn Ballet School
You can make a difference to Brooklyn kids and audiences. Help us seize an exciting new opportunity and create a home for ballet in our community.
Click here to read more about “A Home for Brooklyn Ballet”
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Council Member Fidler invites award-winning dance students to perform at Flatlands Civic Association More ›
Brooklyn Ballet receives first time grant of $20,000 from New York Community Trust
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Wednesday, June 18th, 2008
12:00 noon
Take Ballet to the Streets, a free performance on Borough Hall Plaza featuring members of Brooklyn Ballet Company and Youth Ensemble as well as students from BB's Elevate outreach program.
Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008
Take Ballet to the Streets performance in Marine Park featuring members of the
Brooklyn Ballet Youth Ensemble as well as students from BB's Elevate outreach program.
Sunday, May 25th, 2008
125th Anniversary of the Brooklyn Bridge. A performance by
Brooklyn Ballet and Brooklyn Ballet Youth Ensemble by invitation of Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz.
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