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Magic Awaits at the Stahlbaum’s Holiday Party

The holiday spirit is strong in the studios at the Midtown Arts Center. Eugene Ballet dancers are hard at work rehearsing for six—three matinees and three evening—performances of Artistic Director Toni Pimble’s The Nutcracker with Orchestra Next at the Hult…

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Celebrating Gerald Arpino

Reflecting on a memorable performance from the perspective of one of our company dancers When World Ballet Day arrives, the tight-knit ballet community that stretches around the world gets to connect with each other, and our audiences, on a deeper…

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DANCERS ARE BACK

Excitement is in the air with dancers back in the studios to start rehearsals today and single ticket sales for Eugene Ballet’s 2023/24 Live Music Season open this month! It will be a season to remember with 17 performances, 3…

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2023/2024 The Live Music Season

We are thrilled to present our 45th season—17 performances—every one with live music! Our dazzling, crowd-pleasing revival of The Snow Queen, based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale, opens the 2023/24 Season with Orchestra Next playing award-winning Portland composer Kenji…

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Uplifting Female Voices

Just in time to celebrate alongside International Women’s Day, Dance Data Project has released the winners of their first-ever Gender Equity Index and Eugene Ballet has been awarded Best Overall and Best of Commissions. According to DDP, their GEI is…

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Petrushka Re-imagined

Eugene Ballet’s world premiere of Petrushka is the latest re-imagining of a ballet classic by Resident Choreographer Suzanne Haag, with Igor Stravinksy’s score played live by Orchestra Next. The Stravinsky programs—February 11 at 7:30 pm and February 12 at 2:00…

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Nurturing the Aspiring Dancer

With The Nutcracker opening this weekend, we’re taking a closer look at the journey of aspiring young dancer Selena Prince—from Baby Mouse to Academy Aspirant Dancer. Selena began dancing at age three, according to her parents Monica and David Prince.…

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Master of Movement and Balance

How can one person be in two places at once? Sarah Ebert—super-human and master of movement and balance—will, in a sense, be in two places at once this weekend. Sarah is on faculty at Eugene Ballet Academy and the University…

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