Marblehead, Massachusetts – The Marblehead School of Ballet’s (MSB) celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month culminates with a special event -- “Fall: In-Studio Performance".

The program features students enrolled in the MSB's Repertory class and Monthly Dance Adventure workshop performing a range of repertory, including ballet, modern, and Balinese.  Dancers will perform the following pieces: excerpts from the ballet Konservatoriet by August Bournoville; Esmeralda Variation by Marius Petipa; two new works -- Kounelaki and Winterreise -- by Ivan Korn, resident choreographer of the North Shore Civic Ballet; and Innocence of Anna Karenina and Tari Coba Kecil Oleg (A Little Trial Oleg Dance) by Carlos Fittante.  Guest artist Fittante, Director of BALAM Dance Theatre in New York City, will perform Rama Dances in the Forest of Dandaka, a Balinese modern fusion work, and guest singer Molly Grant will perform a medley of songs.

"The performance showcases the students’ intensive training this fall.  They expanded their dance knowledge learning choreography and bringing it to a performance level.  We are delighted to see them showcase their new skills and training in this special performance, as the finale of our celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month,” said Paula K. Shiff, Director, Marblehead School of Ballet and Artistic Director of the North Shore Civic Ballet.

Reservations may be made by contacting 781-631-6262 or msb@havetodance.