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Noelani Pantastico on Becoming CPYB’s Newest Artistic Director

Noelani Pantastico on Becoming CPYB’s Newest Artistic Director

by Kyra Laubacher for Dance Teacher | May 18, 2023 | News, The Latest

It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since Noelani Pantastico joined the faculty of her alma mater, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. The beloved dancer had officially hung up her pointe shoes only a few months prior, capping off an incredible...
No Class Because of Coronavirus? Here's Where You Can Train Online

No Class Because of Coronavirus? Here's Where You Can Train Online

by Jennifer Stahl For Dance Magazine | Mar 11, 2020 | News, The Latest, Training

Just because “social distancing” means your classes got canceled, your training doesn’t need to stop. Some studios are livestreaming their classes to students. Some dancers are giving themselves kitchen-counter barre. But there are also several...
Nervous for Nutcracker Auditions? Here's How to Prepare— and How to Deal When Casting Doesn't Go Your Way

Nervous for Nutcracker Auditions? Here's How to Prepare— and How to Deal When Casting Doesn't Go Your Way

by Rachel Hellwig | Sep 26, 2019 | Everything Nutcracker, Profiles, Training

Updated on 9/7/22. The end of summer can only mean one thing in ballet world: Nutcracker audition season. It’s the time of year when everyone at your studio is on edge with excitement, nerves and dreams. It’s when you rewatch DVDs of past performances,...
The Loss of a Legend: Remembering Marcia Dale Weary

The Loss of a Legend: Remembering Marcia Dale Weary

by Julie Diana Hench For Dance Magazine | Mar 5, 2019 | Profiles

“At every possible opportunity, I hope to instill in children a love for the arts and for classical music,” said Marcia Dale Weary, beloved teacher and founder of Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. “Along with that, I hope to help them develop...
Pacific Northwest Ballet School Looks to Nurture a New Generation of Women Choreographers

Pacific Northwest Ballet School Looks to Nurture a New Generation of Women Choreographers

by Amy Brandt | Aug 14, 2018 | News, Training

“Who here is terrified of choreographing?” It was a question posed by Pacific Northwest Ballet School teacher Eva Stone five weeks ago, sitting on the floor among her class of female summer intensive students. “Almost all of them raised their hand,...
How to Master Renversés of Sigh-Inducing Beauty

How to Master Renversés of Sigh-Inducing Beauty

by Natalia Boesch | Dec 7, 2017 | Technique, Training

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet’s founding artistic director Marcia Dale Weary shares how she coaches renversés of sigh-inducing beauty. Practice it slowly: To help her students tackle renversé, Marcia Dale Weary first gives it in adagio. Take a développé to...
Let's Hear It for the Boys: Why More Schools Are Offering Men's Training Programs

Let's Hear It for the Boys: Why More Schools Are Offering Men's Training Programs

by Joseph Carman | Jun 22, 2017 | Training

As a teenager, Adrian Durham studied at his local ballet school in Lake Charles, Louisiana. “I was one of three or four guys training there, and there were no male teachers,” says Durham. “Most of my partnering experience came from rehearsals for...
Boys to Men: Why More Schools Are Offering Men's Training Programs

Boys to Men: Why More Schools Are Offering Men's Training Programs

by Joseph Carman | Apr 3, 2017 | Training

As a teenager, Adrian Durham studied at his local ballet school in Lake Charles, Louisiana. “I was one of three or four guys training there, and there were no male teachers,” says Durham. “Most of my partnering experience came from rehearsals for...
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