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BalletCenter Studios presents the classic tale, "Snow White," featuring choreography adapted from “La Fille Mal Gardée” and “Coppelia.” A timeless fairy tale comes to life on stage in "Snow White"; a captivating production that blends classical choreography with a traditional and beloved story. With expressive story-telling, and vivid visual design, this dance and theater performance reimagines the classic story with themes of innocence, jealousy, and triumph in a ballet for audiences of all ages to enjoy. Audiences can look forward to a magical tale brought to life through classical ballet with the three performances to be presented at the Joan B. Kroc Theatre. BalletCenter Studios on Facebook / Instagram

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