A Fond Farewell: Jillian Barrell
After 16 seasons, Company Dancer, Jillian Barrell, made her final curtain call with Ballet Arizona at the end of the 2023-2024 season. Jillian began her training at Delaware Dance Company […]
Celebrating Classics
The art of ballet has spanned centuries and while we live in a fast-changing cultural landscape, the continued performance of classical masterpieces is vital for preserving its rich heritage. Works […]
An Exciting Path Ahead: A Letter from Executive Director, Jami Kozemczak
Our Strategic Plan Unveiled As we reflect on the remarkable journey we’ve undertaken, I am proud to share the success of Ballet Arizona’s completed strategic plan and the exciting path […]
Turning Pointe: Welcome Daniela Cardim
Tell us about yourself and what drew you to pursue a life in the arts? I remember being very little, and my mom asked if I wanted to take a […]
Swan Lake: A History
Swan Lake: A History Swan Lake, one of the most beloved ballets of all time, captivates audiences with its hauntingly beautiful music and mesmerizing choreography. This timeless tale of love, […]
Best Volunteers in Phoenix
“My love and passion for the art of ballet exceeds words. Volunteering for Ballet Arizona helps me satisfy that passion.” – Ed Coyoli
Performance Spotlight: 2017-2018 Season
It is because of your generosity and patronage that Ballet Arizona is able to bring ballet to the stage, train aspiring dancers aged 3 to 83, educate students across the valley about the arts, and use dance to connect and inspire people all over Arizona.
Viva la Dance with Natalie Salvione
Dance comes in all shapes, sizes and there is no limit to who can experience it and the emotions it brings out of you. As a dancer, dance can bring you pure joy and the incredible feeling of accomplishment when you’ve danced your best on-stage.
Center Stage: “All Balanchine”
Take a peek behind the curtain as Ballet Arizona dancers share the physical, emotional and mental strength Balanchine performances demand and what it’s like to learn from one of George Balanchine’s protégés, Ib Andersen.
