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GRAND PAS DE DEUX
National Ballet School
honours Kiki and Ian Delaney,
February 7, 2009
The Gala
Canada's National Ballet School on February 7, 2009 at the historic Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Ontario,Canada honoured Kiki and Ian Delaney, for their support for the school. This fine and elegant fund raiser started with a VIP and guest reception at 6:30 which consisted of fine food and open bar and guests were able to brouse auction items along side dancers from the school acting as models.
Seamus O'Regan, co-host of CTV's Canada AM hosted an evening of elegance as Canada's National Ballet School paid tribute to Kiki and Ian . The entertainment consisted of wonderful music, a live auction and a special series of beautiful presentations by NBS students.
NBS: Canada's National Ballet School
Celebrating its 50th year in 2010, Canada's National Ballet School, is an important training institution for aspiring young dancers and teachers. Although about 1,000 young dancers audition each year, only about 50 are accepted into the NBS's full-time Professional Ballet/Academic Program or the Post-Secondary (Intensive Dance). The School's progressive curriculum, with its emphasis on the physical and emotional well being of the student, has put NBS at the forefront of dance training internationally. NBS graduates can be found as dancers, choreographers, artistic directors, teachers, and administrators in over 65 dance companies world-wide. NBS also operates a retail store, The Shoe RoomŪ. The School's graduates include Canadian ballet stars such as Karen Kain, Rex Harrington ( see Past Events - Unmasked ) , Veronica Tennant, James Kudelka and most of the dancers in the National Ballet of Canada and dance artists in major companies around the world. Many of the students we meet opening night were headed for the Canadian National Ballet next year. NBS also operates a retail store, The Shoe RoomŪ.
The GRAND PAS DE DEUX was a beautiful night for a very worthy cause. If you missed this event, be sure to put it onto your calender for next year! Also note that NBS will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in October of 2010. For more information about the National Ballet School or to donate, click on this web page for its web site!
© 2009 Article & Photos G.C. Eyre All Rights Reserved
The Gala
Canada's National Ballet School on February 7, 2009 at the historic Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Ontario,Canada honoured Kiki and Ian Delaney, for their support for the school. This fine and elegant fund raiser started with a VIP and guest reception at 6:30 which consisted of fine food and open bar and guests were able to brouse auction items along side dancers from the school acting as models. Seamus O'Regan, co-host of CTV's Canada AM hosted an evening of elegance as Canada's National Ballet School paid tribute to Kiki and Ian . The entertainment consisted of wonderful music, a live auction and a special series of beautiful presentations by NBS students.NBS: Canada's National Ballet School
Celebrating its 50th year in 2010, Canada's National Ballet School, is an important training institution for aspiring young dancers and teachers. Although about 1,000 young dancers audition each year, only about 50 are accepted into the NBS's full-time Professional Ballet/Academic Program or the Post-Secondary (Intensive Dance). The School's progressive curriculum, with its emphasis on the physical and emotional well being of the student, has put NBS at the forefront of dance training internationally. NBS graduates can be found as dancers, choreographers, artistic directors, teachers, and administrators in over 65 dance companies world-wide. NBS also operates a retail store, The Shoe RoomŪ. The School's graduates include Canadian ballet stars such as Karen Kain, Rex Harrington ( see Past Events - Unmasked ) , Veronica Tennant, James Kudelka and most of the dancers in the National Ballet of Canada and dance artists in major companies around the world. Many of the students we meet opening night were headed for the Canadian National Ballet next year. NBS also operates a retail store, The Shoe RoomŪ.
The GRAND PAS DE DEUX was a beautiful night for a very worthy cause. If you missed this event, be sure to put it onto your calender for next year! Also note that NBS will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in October of 2010. For more information about the National Ballet School or to donate, click on this web page for its web site!
© 2009 Article & Photos G.C. Eyre All Rights Reserved