NEWSLETTER Winter/Spring 2025 DON'T MISS THE PERFORMANCE
Dear Students and Parents.
It has been a fabulously productive semester. Most of our students are working very hard to produce a luscious production for December. A TASTE OF SWEETS AND DANZAS ANTIQUAS. We hope that you take time from your busy pre-holiday schedule to visit us in the ballroom. Be sure to make a reservation and enjoy the fun and the drama. We look forward to welcoming you.
The falls semester has been mild in the weather, allowing us to utilize the space and special feel of the ballroom and Studio D in the big building at 226 N 6th Street. January brings lots of questions so we will plan to be all at 628 Main Street from the outset January 13 until the weather turns dependably warm to allow our water pipes to thaw. We will let you know. In the meantime it will be happily cozy at Main Street.
We will let you know about our spring performances which will include all the students who wish to participate. It is exciting for the youngest to work with our more experienced dancers and to see what lies ahead for them.
Classical dance training does not have the same following as competitive dance teams, hip hop or jazz. It is a complete immersion in the control of the body and the beauty of presentation. It draws a different kind of personality, but these like- minded personalities create an ambiance of sharing that will be treasured. So too, will dancers apply the long sighted building of a technique even as they go into other fields in their adulthood.
Please feel free to contact us with your questions and concerns. We do not have a quick-fix, one semester create-a-dancer outlook. We are in it for the long term. The ballet experience is part of what shapes the dreams of a young person. Help make it a positive growth experience for us all.
email your interest or your questions.
Thank you.
Sandra Peticolas, Director
emails: lafayetteballetschool@gmail.com
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