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Choreolab is a showcase that celebrates dancers who have embraced the courage to create. We invite you to witness the passion and promise of the next generation of choreographic artists. About North County Youth Ballet North County Youth Ballet, run by North County Academy of Dance, is San Diego County's premier youth ballet company. Directed by Pablo & Cassandra Infante, NCYB provides dancers ages 10-20 the opportunity to perform in a challenging, fun, and innovative environment. This season, dancers have performed original works of choreography by some of California's leading choreographers, as well as 2 full-length Classical Ballets. In this production, "Choreolab", they are showcasing their own choreography set on their peers. NCAD opened in 2010 and has sent many of their dancers into the top ballet schools, companies, and colleges in the world. Many of their alumni have come back to teach and invest into the next generation of artists. North County Youth Ballet on Instagram

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