SEASON BROCHURE

FOUNDING SPONSOR

2015-2016

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Leonard Lockhart, O.C.Chairman

MESSAGE FROM OUR CHAIR - BOARD OF DIRECTORSAs Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada enters its 15th Season I will be the first to say it is a remarkable milestone. You will see from the line-up that this Season is about partnerships. The lives that we touch with our artistic programming are many and varied - artists, musicians, schools and educational institutions, community, health and social organizations, children, students and adults of all ages. I want to thank all of our sponsors, donors and supporters, public and private, whose contributions are an irreplaceable and essential source of support for everything Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada does. Your support has allowed us to excel artistically, to be an Ambassador across Canada and internationally, to reach out into our community to make a difference and to positively impact thousands along the way. Thank you for joining us on this journey. I look forward to seeing you at the theatre.

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DEAR FRIENDS

Igor DobrovolskiyFounding Artistic Director and Choreographer

Susan Chalmers-GauvinFounder and CEO

Creativity and partnerships are at the heart of our 15th Anniversary Season. Symphony New Brunswick Choeur Louisbourg, Karen and Allen Kaeja - Kaeja d’Dance, Connection Dance Works, choreographer Lesandra Dodson, visual artist Suzanne Hill, poet Anne Compton, playwright Sharon Pollock and Théâtre Alacenne all join us in celebrating this milestone season.

We take great pride in continuing our Ghosts of Violence multi-media ballet and Celebrate Courage youth violence prevention program throughout Atlantic Canada in partnership with the Departments of Education and front-line service providers across the region.

We are also thrilled to be participating in the 21inc. Leadership Summit leading a session with the 50 young Atlantic Canadian innovators. Join us for a spectacular year of dance and artistic excellence.

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gala@atlanticballet.ca

THE MONCTON SEASON

GRANT THORNTON VELVET GALA November 26, 2015, 7 PMCapitol Theatre & Delta Beauséjour Tickets: Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada Tel: 506-383-5951, ext 110 1-877-742-2822

ICEMAN - VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONSMarch 21, 2016, 7:30 PMCapitol Theatre Tickets: Tel: 506-856-4379 1-800-567-1922 Capitol.nb.ca Tickets on sale under Symphony NB Upstairs/Downstairs KING LEAR May 11, 2016, 7:30 PMCapitol Theatre Tickets: Tel: 506-856-4379 1-800-567-1922 Capitol.nb.ca

THE FREDERICTON SEASON

KING LEAR October 8, 2015, 7:30 PM The Playhouse Tickets: Tel: 506-458-8344 1-866-884-5800 Theplayhouse.ca

ICEMAN - VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONSMarch 23, 2016, 7:30 PMThe Playhouse Tickets: Tel: 506-458-8344 1-866-884-5800 Theplayhouse.ca Tickets on sale under Symphony NB Upstairs/Downstairs

BACH, A CHOIR AND COCKTAILSMay 17, 2016, 7:30 PM The Playhouse Tickets: Tel: 506-458-8344 1-866-884-5800 Theplayhouse.ca

OTHER PERFORMANCES

21INC. IDEAS FESTIVAL November 4, 2015 Confederation Centre of the Arts, Charlottetown PEI Dance performance by Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada

A CHRISTMAS CAROL November 27, 2015, 7 PM Moncton Wesleyan Celebration Centre Tickets: Tel: 506-870-8344 THE BALLET IN SAINT JOHN, NB

ICEMAN - VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONSMarch 19, 2016, 7:30 PMImperial Theatre, Saint John NB Tickets: Tel: 506-674-4100 1-800-323-SHOW (7469) Imperialtheatre.nb.ca Tickets on sale under Symphony NB Upstairs/Downstairs

KING LEAR Date TBARebecca Cohn Auditorium, Halifax NS

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IMPACT (IN STUDIO)

lifeDUETs - Kaeja d’Dance February 16, 2016Atlantic Ballet Theatre Studios, Moncton, NB

In Two Days A Man Can Change Lesandra Dodson February 18, 2016 Atlantic Ballet Theatre Studios, Moncton, NB

Under Sail - Connection Dance Works February 20, 2016 Atlantic Ballet Theatre Studios, Moncton, NB

Tickets: operations@atlanticballet.ca • 506-383-5951

CREATIVE CONVERATIONS Merging Live Music and DanceMarch 19, 2016 Imperial Theatre, Saint John, NB

March 21, 2016 Capitol Theatre, Moncton, NB

March 23, 2016 The Playhouse, Fredericton, NB

YOUTH EDUCATION

GHOSTS OF VIOLENCE October 2, 2015 Arts & Culture Centre, St. John’s, NFLD

October 20, 2015 Saint John High School, Saint John, NB

February 4, 2016École secondaire Népisiguit, Bathurst, NB

February 24, 2016Cité des jeunes A.-M.-Sormany, Edmundston, NB

Dates TBA Halifax, NSCharlottetown, PEI Woodstock, NBFlorenceville, NB Moncton, NB

PIAF ON TOUR IN CANADA QUEBECNovember 6, 2015 Théâtre Outremont, Montréal, QC

November 7, 2015 Odyscène, Sainte-Thérèse, QC

November 10, 2015 Salle Jean-Marc-Dion, Sept-Îles, QC

November 11, 2015 Centre des arts, Baie-Comeau, QC

November 13, 2015 Salle de spectacles régionale Desjardins, New-Richmond, QC

November 14, 2015Salle Desjardins-Telus , Rimouski QC

NEW BRUNSWICK & NOVA SCOTIA February 25, 2016Cité des jeunes A.-M.-Sormany, Edmundston, NB

March 10, 2016Centre culturel de Caraquet, Caraquet, NB

March 13, 2016, Carrefour Beausoleil, Miramichi, NB

May 6, 2016 Annapolis Royal, NS

THÉÂTRE ALACENNE Ally and the Forest October 30, 2015 Atlantic Ballet Theatre Studios, Moncton, NB

Tickets: operations@atlanticballet.ca • 506-383-5951

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Crossing GenresMay 17, 2016 The Playhouse, Fredericton, NB

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Norm RaynardManaging Partner

New Brunswick Grant Thornton

MESSAGE FROM GRANT THORNTON

Successful businesses, much like successful arts organizations, know their achievements depend on the daring and quality of their efforts, and in their capacity to step away from the pack. It is that culture of excellence, optimism and determination embodied in Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada, which first led Grant Thornton to take on our role as Lead Sponsor fifteen years ago. We take pride in the knowledge that our support has helped to nurture and grow an organization which is making a huge impact on the social fabric of our community and the cultural reputation of Atlantic Canada.

Now, more than ever, it is important to invest in those creative individuals and organizations whose imagination and resourcefulness will ensure that Atlantic Canada remains a dynamic, vibrant and diverse place to work and live.

We congratulate Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada on 15 years of creativity and innovation.

MESSAGE FROM McINNES COOPER

Ray AdlingtonManaging Partner/CEO

Throughout the region, the country and internationally, the Atlantic Ballet Theatre continues to impress audiences with productions that reflect uniqueness and pure talent. Artistic performances, like those you will see this season, are an economic asset to the region and play an important role in shaping the culture of our communities.

The entrepreneurial spirit of the Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada, along with creativity and determination, are values our firm shares. On behalf of McInnes Cooper, we are pleased to be the season sponsor and welcome you to another season of dance.

Enjoy the season.

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KING LEARCHOREOGRAPHY: Igor Dobrovolskiy / MUSIC: Dimitri Shostakovich

The monumental story of pride, folly and broken dreams, King Lear is a fusion of theatre and dance. Company

artists are joined by two actors in this original re-making of the tale.

Set on the stark and melancholy scores of Dmitri Shostakovich, Igor Dobrovolskiy’s haunting interpretation of

Shakespeare’s towering drama examines the perpetual balance between action and repercussion, arrogance and humanity.

Dobrovolskiy collaborates once again with three stellar designers and an icon of Canadian theatre to create an ominous

and sinister world, where false realities and vengeful traps yield devastating consequences.

PERFORMANCES IN FREDERICTON, MONCTON AND HALIFAX The Playhouse / Capitol Theatre / Rebecca Cohn Auditorium

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CHOREOGRAPHY: Igor Dobrovolskiy / MUSIC: Antonio Vivaldi

Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada is thrilled to partner with Symphony

New Brunswick in a brilliant evening of movement harmony and vitality with the

virtuose dancers of the company. Iceman will be the newest creation from

Artistic Director Igor Dobrovolskiy on the famous composition from Vivaldi.

PERFORMANCES IN SAINT JOHN, MONCTON & FREDERICTON The Imperial Theatre / The Capitol Theatre / The Playhouse

ICEMANMARCH 19, 21 & 23

Tickets for this show are purchased from Symphony New Brunswick as UPSTAIRS/DOWNSTAIRS

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The Grant Thornton Velvet Gala is a black-tie event, unrivalled in the

region with its featured world class dance, its scrumptious carte du jour

created by acclaimed Chef Stefan Müller, live music and an opportunity to

meet and greet the artists of Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada.

Join us for an inspirational evening of artistry and fine cuisine!

NOVEMBER 26 PART OF THE MONCTON SEASON Capitol Theatre & Delta Beauséjour

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Leonard Lockhart, O.C.

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Honourable Marilyn Trenholme Counsell, O.C.

LEN MARILYN! Celebrating&

Each year at the Grant Thornton Velvet Gala, Atlantic Ballet Theatre brings together more than

400 supporters, business and community members from across New Brunswick to celebrate our

Founding Sponsor Grant Thornton and to raise funds for the growth and development of our

company. The Grant Thornton Velvet Gala is also a time to recognize extraordinary contributions

made by individual business leaders and community members who have demonstrated

exceptional commitment to Atlantic Ballet Theatre of

Canada and to the community as a whole.

This year we are deeply honoured to recognize

Leonard Lockhart, O.C. and Marilyn Trenholme Counsell,

O.C. who have demonstrated a lifetime of significant

leadership, philanthropy and support and whose

commitment and accomplishments have inspired

and enriched the cultural life of our province.

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BACH, A CHOIR AND COCKTAILS

CHOREOGRAPHY: Igor Dobrovolskiy / MUSIC: Johann Sebastian Bach

Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada and Chœur Louisbourg, New Brunswick’s sole

professional choral group, partner together on a new work choreographed on

Bach’s celebrated St. John Passion. This performance will also feature original works

including an interpretation of visual artist Suzanne Hill’s newest upcoming exhibit

BY YOURSELF. Join us for cocktails and a meet and greet with Igor Dobrovolskiy,

Artistic Director of Atlantic Ballet Theatre, Monique Richard, Artistic Director of

Louisbourg Choir, artist Suzanne Hill and poet Anne Compton.

PART OF THE FREDERICTON SEASON The Playhouse

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TOURING IN CANADA Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CHOREOGRAPHY: Igor Dobrovolskiy / MUSIC: Edith Piaf and others

Abandoned by her mother at birth, raised by her grandmother in a brothel and encouraged to sing by her street

acrobat father, Edith Piaf became one of France’s most legendary singers of all times. Artistic Director

Igor Dobrovolskiy and the exceptional dancers of Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada explore a life shrouded

in mystery, love, and tragedy reflected in the authentic and life-inspired songs of the great Edith Piaf.

The musical score features Piaf’s inimitable voice and music, interspersed with classical selections from Fauré,

Chopin, and others. Iconic songs include “La Vie en rose,” “Non, je ne regrette rien,” and “L’Hymne à l’amour.”

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“… a tribute to the power of dance as a vehicle for storytelling. You smile, you cry, you dream... Sylvie Mousseau / l’Acadie Nouvelle

IMPACT IN STUDIO

FEATURING Karen and Allen KaejaCHOREOGRAPHY: Tedd Robinson and Benjamin KaminoLIGHTING DESIGN: Simon RossiterNEW MUSIC BY Charles Quevillon

Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada is pleased to present a week of

contemporary dance in our black box studio theatre. Each presentation

will be followed by artist talks and a meet and greet. Workshops will be

offered throughout the week. This year, we are thrilled to present

Kaeja d’Dance, Lesandra Dodson and Connection Dance Works.

This program is a celebration of one of Canada’s premiere dancing

duos. Allen and Karen Kaeja - co-Artistic Directors of Kaeja d’Dance.

They have commissioned lifeDUETs from incomparable choreographers

Tedd Robinson and Benjamin Kamino. Don’t miss lifeDUETs – a celebration

of family, of company, of love and partnership.

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FEBRUARY 18

In Two Days A Man Can Change

FEBRUARY 20

Under Sail

“In Two Days A Man Can Change” received glowing reviews from

The Globe & Mail when first presented in Toronto in 2009. Highly

characterized and dramatic, the duet deals with struggles between

nature and nurture. Combined with video clips of the Monument

Valley, and Old Western style text inspired by writer Elmore Leonard,

the piece is a fusion of words and movement presented in a film

noir style. Throughout the piece the dancers transform themselves

through movement, gesture and prosthetic additions.

Connection Dance Works presents Under Sail, a series of contempo-

rary dance pieces that draws inspiration from the life of Molly Kool,

North America’s first female sea captain. This historically driven

work leads audience members through the different stages in Kool’s

life, beginning with her later years and bringing audience members

full circle to her resting place, the Bay of Fundy.

CHOREOGRAPHY: Lesandra DodsonCOMPOSITION/SOUND DESIGN: Christine FellowsPERFORMERS: Ric Brown, Darryl Tracy

CHOREOGRAPHY: Connection Dance WorksPERFORMERS: Joanna Bryson, Sarah Johnson, Emily MacNeil and Jennifer O’Reilly

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CREATIVE CONVERSATIONSJoin us for “behind the curtain” discussions on the creation process with Artistic Director

Igor Dobrovolskiy and our artistic collaborators.

MERGING LIVE MUSIC AND DANCE

Artistic Director Igor Dobrovolskiy in conversation with

Michael Newnham, Music Director of Symphony New Brunswick

and Camerata NB on the upcoming collaboration between the

live music of Vilvaldi’s Four Seasons and dance.

MARCH 19 Imperial Theatre, Saint John

MARCH 21 Capitol Theatre, Moncton

MARCH 23 Fredericton Playhouse

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CROSSING GENRES

MAY 17 Fredericton Playhouse

Artistic Director Igor Dobrovolskiy, visual artist

Suzanne Hill, poet Anne Compton and Choir Director

Monique Richard discuss collaborating between genres.

THE RED COAT

A conversation with Artistic Director and Choreographer Igor Dobrovolskiy and

award winning playwright Sharon Pollock, O.C. on the upcoming ballet The Red Coat.

A BALLET ON THE IMMIGRATION EXPERIENCE

DATE TBA Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada Green Room, 68 Highfield Street, Moncton, NB

HOMEbodyWe continue our dialogue on fostering innovation and opportunity in Atlantic

Canada and the importance of place, youth retention and welcoming newcomers.

Guests include choreographer, director, dancer Shannon Lizenberger.

DATE TBACheck our website for updates: www.atlanticballet.ca

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Théâtre Alacenne has been producing original theatre projects since 2003. The

company is based in Moncton N.B. and has the support of many partners and

collaborators (ArtsNB, Canada Council for the Arts, Caisses populaire acadiennes,

NB Province, and many others). Since 2011, Anika Lirette and Mélanie Léger, the

two artistic directors, pursue a particular interest in theatre for very young

audiences. Ally and the Forest is the second show the company has especially

created for children 3 to 7 years old.

ALLY AND THE FOREST: With this family show, children 3 to 7 years old enter a

devastated forest being rebuilt with the help of two caretakers!

Ally, a nice alligator, lives in the bayous of Louisiana. One day, a strong tide takes

her away from her home and leaves her at the top of a tree. Frightened and lost,

Ally has to adapt to her new forest environment by making friends.

Using puppets made from recycled materials, the show deals with themes of the

environment and mutual aid.

THÉÂTRE ALACENNEAlly and the ForestOCTOBER 30

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JOIN ATLANTIC BALLET THEATRE OF CANADA AT THE IDEAS FESTIVAL IN CHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER 4TH, 2015The 21inc Ideas Festival is one of Canada’s most inspiring, challenging and stimulating forums. Occurring only once every two years, it is where Atlantic Canada’s emerging business and government leaders gather with their peers and the region’s established business leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, artists, educators, policy makers and designers, to engage in the ideas shaping our future, and equip themselves with the knowledge and networks to transcend our biggest challenges. The third edition will take place from November 4th to 6th at the Confederation Centre of the arts in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island with the theme “100 ideas for the next 100 years”.

LEADERSHIP ARTISTRY - INSPIRING CREATIVITYIgor Dobrovolskiy and Susan Chalmers Gauvin, Co-Founders Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada are thrilled to work with the 50 leaders at the 21inc’s Under 40 Summit November 2nd to 4th. This intense 3-day Summit gathers the most impactful entrepreneurial leaders under 40 years of ages in Atlantic Canada for a meaningful training and networking opportunity. The workshop will utilize artistic perspectives and skills exploring leadership abilities in the context of creating economically vibrant organizations and a more compassionate and sustainable society. How can leaders, and the organizations they direct, succeed economically by helping to create a peaceful and prosperous civil society?

You can never solve a problem on the level at which it was created... You must learn to see the world anew.

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CHOREOGRAPHY: Igor Dobrovolskiy / MUSIC: Alfred Schittke, Sergei Rachmaninoff

Ghosts of Violence is an award winning multimedia production and cornerstone of Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada’s national initiative Celebrate Courage which brings the issue of intimate partner violence into the spotlight.

Celebrate Courage is a ground-breaking national program developed by the company to build awareness and dialogue on intimate partner violence in communities large and small across Canada.

In partnership with frontline service providers, Celebrate Courage works within a collaborative interactive setting that includes the performance, a community education campaign, educational tools and on-site education for students and youth.

Celebrate Courage and Ghosts of Violence will continue as an educational program for students in Atlantic Canada in 2015 and 2016.

Ghosts of Violence was inspired by the N.B. Silent Witness Project.

to our 2015-2016 SupportersThe New Brunswick Nurses’ Union The Pannell Family Foundation The Association of Allied Health ProfessionalsIBEW Local 37 St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre

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With strong theatrical values, expressive choreography and committed dancers, Ghosts of Violence makes for a poignant dance experience.

Paula Citron / The Globe and Mail to our 2015-2016 PartnersThe Sir James Dunn Foundation The New Brunswick Law FoundationThe Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses’ UnionThe Law Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador The Tecolote FoundationThe New Brunswick Union of Public and Private EmployeesThe Greater Saint John Community FoundationThe Robert Pope FoundationNalcor EnergyPLIANGovernment of New BrunswickGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador

TD SPOTLIGHT ON KIDSTD Bank Financial Group sponsors Spotlight on Kids, a program which benefits children and youth. It gives many their first chance to experience the magic of theatre. Every season, 2,000 performance tickets are made available to schools and groups helping underserved children. Thanks to our long-standing partnership with TD Bank Financial Group, youths throughout the Atlantic region have benefited from this enrichment for many years.

REACHING OUTTO OUR COMMUNITYYOUNG ARTIST PROGRAM The Company extends the scope of training for aspiring young dancers wherever it tours. Master classes and repertoire workshops at this level are opportunities which are usually only available in large centres. We offer this unique experience in cities, towns and rural locales throughout the Atlantic region and across the country. We also open Company class and rehearsals to dance students wherever we perform, giving young artists a look into the life, dedication, and work of a professional dancer.

BALLET IN THE SCHOOLSRecognized by the Department of Education in support of physical literacy for young children, Ballet in the Schools is a unique enrichment program for kindergarten students in ballet/movement education taught by our professional faculty. 300 students will participate in this program in 2015-2016

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CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT & SUPPORTINTERNATIONAL SUMMER BALLET INTENSIVE Located at the beautiful studios and headquarters of the Company, Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada’s Summer Ballet Intensive is led by an international faculty as well as guest artists and choreographers. The program offers the serious ballet student an intensive, high level of instruction.

ARTIST IN RESIDENCEAtlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada’s Artist in Residence Program aims to assist dance professionals in developing new work, and promoting dance among new audiences. Our Artist in Residence Program provides studio space, and technical and administrative support to enable choreographers to work with various artists and audiences, through creation, teaching, outreach activities and performances. Each artist in residence is presented by Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada as part of its season.

2015-2016 Artists in Residence: Allen and Karen Kaeja

CULTURE AND MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP The Culture and Management Internship is a collaboration with Mount Allison University’s Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies. Each year the Company hires a student from the Commerce Faculty to learn the business marketing and administration aspects of managing an arts organisation.

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Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada establised the Centre for Arts & Education

with a focus on youth performance education. The Centre for Arts &

Education is a performance-based program integrating professional-level

training in ballet, musical theatre (voice, dance, acting), stage production,

and arts leadership, culminating in the opportunity to participate in

full-length, full-scale musical theatre/dance performances on the stage.

Students at our Centre are taught by professional educators and artists

who work in the performing arts. We are proud to offer an inspiring learning

environment focused on building creativity, artistry, and discipline while

developing self-confidence and performance skills for the stage and in life!

All of the students in the program have the opportunity to appear on stage

in two full-scale productions. In November our students perform in our

seasonal holiday show A Christmas Carol and a new production is mounted

each spring. Past spring productions include Annie, The Wizard of Oz,

The Musical and Sleeping Beauty.

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The Centre for Arts & Education is focused on providing youth with creative programming and mentorship opportunities with professional artists and educators that enhance their knowledge, understanding and experience of all aspects of performing arts while nurturing creativity and skills development.

Students are exposed to various art forms including ballet/dance, musical theatre, scene work, voice, theatre, and theatre production. The breadth of our program means that every student has an opportunity to develop, to be engaged and to learn within at least one discipline.

OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE • Arts After School (5 days per week)• Evening and Weekend Programs• Summer Performing Arts Youth Programs• Summer Ballet Intensive Program

Youth Stage bursaries are available for students requiring financial support.

THANK YOU

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PRINCIPAL SPONSORS: 2015-2016 Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada would like to thank all of our sponsors and corporate partners. We are happy to welcome them centre stage in this 2015-2016 season.

FOUNDING AND LEAD SPONSOR SEASON SPONSOR

LOCKHART FOUNDATION

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PUBLIC PARTNERS Thank you

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