Lately At Brooklyn Ballet
First Photo: Ingrid Silva with Dylan Santos, credit Julie Lemburger
In 2015, as we introduced The Brooklyn Nutcracker to the world, the exceptional Ingrid Silva graced our stage as our first-ever Sugar Plum Fairy! Renowned for her artistry with Dance Theatre of Harlem and her pioneering spirit in dance and activism on a global scale, she triumphantly returns alongside her partner, Dylan Santos, ready to captivate audiences once more with their dazzling performance!
Join us for our annual production at the Kings Theater, December 16 at 2pm and 7pm! Hurry, limited seating!
Second Photo: Dancers from the Brooklyn Ballet Youth Ensemble at Bed Stuy BID's Winter Wonderland
Dancers from our Brooklyn Ballet Youth Ensemble took to the streets of Bed Stuy to perform a series of festive holiday dances for Bed Stuy Gateway BID's Winter Wonderland's Community Night-- an event to light the tree at Marcy Plaza and meet neighborhood businesses and friends!
Third Photo: Teaching artists Audrey Borst, Tristan Grannum, and Valentina Olaya lead an Elevate demonstration
With our Elevate program reaching more than 15,000 K-12 students across New York City, we are seeking teaching artists to join our team! From hands-on training to demonstrations in schools and organizations for dancers of all ages, we are committed to offering access to dance education for all!
If you are interested in applying or would like to learn more, please email your resume to Tristan Grannum at tristan@brooklynballet.org
Fourth Photo: Thank you for your generosity this #GivingTuesday! Please consider Brooklyn Ballet in your year end giving and be a part of our Keep Brooklyn Dancing campaign. Together we will continue to support arts education, scholarships, the creation of new works, and our future fund to keep us dancing through our next 20 years.
