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25th Anniversary of the

YORKVILLE NUTCRACKER

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©  Eduardo PATINO.NYC 

Dear Dances Patrelle Family,

A HUGE thank you to all the children, parents, dancers, Ballet Masters and volunteers who worked endless hours to make this beloved production possible. The Yorkville Nutcracker has been a December tradition at the Kaye Playhouse for 25-years, and has become a staple of New York’s holiday season because you make it happen. It has not been easy. This year, staging a full production in spite of the pandemic, was particularly challenging. But seeing the excitement and smiles of our children has reminded us of why we do all this.

We come to you today not as the presidents of the board, but as parents. Our kids grew up with The Yorkville Nutcracker.  Our daughters started at the age of 6, and are now dancing in adult roles. Every year they have looked forward to their next role. Having our children in The Yorkville Nutcracker has been a holiday tradition in our households year after year. It has been a gift that not only taught our children stage presence, but it has given them confidence and discipline for their lives beyond the theater. Without Dances Patrelle the holidays would not be the same.  

To keep this wonderful tradition going for next year and the years beyond we need your generous support. Ticket sales are important to us, but they do not fully put the show on the stage. We have to store and care for The Yorkville Nutcracker even in spring and summer. Many of the costumes and props are fully 25-years old. Getting them in condition year after years is becoming more difficult and more costly. Some of our costumes will very soon need to be fully rebuilt.

We have pulled together to put The Yorkville Nutcracker on the stage for its 25th Anniversary. Let’s now work together to make sure it lasts and returns to the stage for years to come. 

 

Please help us continue this tradition. Here’s to another 25! 



Simone Zeko & Sandra Burch

Co-Presidents of the Board

Dances Patrelle

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Please consider a donation to Dances Patrelle via

PayPal Giving Fund
• Venmo @Classes-DancesPatrelle
• Or send a check to:

Dances Patrelle 
PO Box  286189
New York, NY 10128

 

All donations are tax-deductible because we are a 501 (c) (3) corporation. 

THE PREMIERE OF A NEW
DANCE FILM DIRECTED & CHOREOGRAPHED BY ARIEL ROSE

THE

GLASS

YEAR

 

FEATURING

CONCERT VIOLIN SOLOIST
GREGORY HARRINGTON,
AND DANCERS OF THE

MIAMI CITY BALLET

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The Glass Year, Produced by Dances Patrelle. Choreographed & Directed by Ariel Rose. Featuring Concert Violin Soloist Gregory Harrington, and Dancers of the Miami City Ballet: Nina Fernandes, Taylor Naturkas, Jordan Martinez, Damian Zamorano. Filmed & Edited by Daniel Barrocas. Music: Phili Glass, Violin Concerto No.2, The American Four Seasons: Movement 3. Musicians: Colin Priller, Eva Casado Ariza, Sophia Shelton, Daniel Sanz Chiva. Lighting Designer: Travis Neff.

BALLETS IN THIS PROGRAM


Pair Pathétique
Choreography: Ask la Cour

Solstice in Solace
Choreography: Ariel T. Rose

 

Separation
Choreography: Francis Patrelle, Ask la Cour, Abi Stafford
Music: A new score by Patrick Soluri

Sing Sing Sing
Choreography: Daniel Ulbricht

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The pandemic has shown us that though physically apart,
we still need to find some kind of connection that
enables us to love, support and,
yes, even fight, without being afraid. 

— Francis Patrelle

Dances Patrelle presents Reflections on our Time, a virtual spring season, on Thursday, May 20, 2021 at 7pm EDT, YouTube for FREE/ suggested donation of $25.

Solstice In Solace, Choreography by Ariel Rose. Dancers Renan Cerdeiro and Kleber Rebello Miami City Ballet Principal Dancers

Portraits: © EugeneYates Courtesy BAE  |  © Paul Kolnik, Courtesy NYCB  |  © Ariel Rose   

Photos:  ©  Eduardo PATINO.NYC |  ©  Pearchutekids.com |  © Rosalie O'Connor Photography | © Julieta Cervantes for The New York Times  |  ©  KentGBeck

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