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The School of American Ballet's
The Beauty of Ballet
Feb 27, 1 & 3:30 PM
FREE IN-PERSON EVENT
Appropriate for ages 4 and up
Call the Queens Theatre Box Office at 718.760.0064 for reservations
Open Tuesday-Friday 12pm-6pm
Reservations strongly recommended
Seating is first come, first serve
Have you ever wondered how ballerinas dance on their toes? Or how dancers turn without getting dizzy? Learn the answers to those questions and more during this family-friendly performance featuring excerpts from famous ballets including The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake and The Nutcracker.
photos by Rosalie O'Connor
Advanced students from the School of American Ballet and faculty member Katrina Killian offer a sneak peek inside the classroom to see how students train to become professional ballet dancers. Guests of all ages are even invited to learn a few steps right from their seats! This hour-long presentation is an enchanting introduction to the art of classical ballet.
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The School of American Ballet was the subject of the Disney+ documentary series, On Pointe, which includes footage shot at Queens Theatre during The Beauty Of Ballet presentations in February 2020!
Masks are recommended, but no longer required, for all indoor public events at Queens Theatre. Read more about our COVID Safety Protocols > > >
The School of American Ballet's
The Beauty of Ballet
Feb 27, 1 & 3:30 PM
FREE IN-PERSON EVENT
Appropriate for ages 4 and up
Call the Queens Theatre Box Office at 718.760.0064 for reservations
Open Tuesday-Friday 12pm-6pm
Reservations strongly recommended
Seating is first come, first serve
Have you ever wondered how ballerinas dance on their toes? Or how dancers turn without getting dizzy? Learn the answers to those questions and more during this family-friendly performance featuring excerpts from famous ballets including The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake and The Nutcracker.
photos by Rosalie O'Connor
Advanced students from the School of American Ballet and faculty member Katrina Killian offer a sneak peek inside the classroom to see how students train to become professional ballet dancers. Guests of all ages are even invited to learn a few steps right from their seats! This hour-long presentation is an enchanting introduction to the art of classical ballet.