How George Balanchine Influenced Modern Day Ballet
George Balanchine also known as “The Father of American Ballet” is arguably one of the most influential people in ballet as we know it today.
Q&A with Dancer’s Choice Choreographers
We sat down with Ballet Arizona company dancers Colleen Buckley and Lydia Relle to talk about their choreographic endeavors for the 6th annual production of Artist Relief Fund’s Dancer’s Choice.
10 Minute Ballet Warmup
Before a ballet class or dance exercise, it’s important to loosen up the muscles you will be using in class. Warming up before a dance class should include a small workout and some stretching, but don’t overstretch.
The Story Of Don Quixote
Famed as one of the best literary works in the world, learn the ballet take on this adventurous story!
5 Pointe Work Tips for Beginners
Going en pointe for the very first time is one of the most exciting times for a dancer. There is however so much to learn so we are sharing our 5 top tips for beginners en pointe!
10 Things You Need To Know About Don Quixote
As The School of Ballet Arizona prepares to bring Don Quixote to the stage for the very first time, we are sharing some fun facts that you need to know about this adventurous ballet!
Learn More About Season Tickets to Ballet Arizona
With so many different productions and styles of ballet performed each season, it can be difficult to choose which ones to attend. So we put together a guide to getting season tickets with Ballet Arizona, a.k.a. your perfect solution!
Company Connection with Ricardo Santos & Kathryn Meeusen
Get to know Ballet Arizona company dancers Ricardo Santos & Kathryn Meeusen.
Community Involvement: How Ballet AZ Plays A Part
Ballet Arizona is dedicated to entertaining the community through powerful ballet performances that preserve and celebrate classical dance. But did you know we also serve to educate and inspire?
Dancing Across The Valley
How Ballet Arizona and Estrella Mountain Community College are Bridging the Regional Divide to Increase Dance Opportunities in the West Valley.
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