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!Every Personalized Piggy Bank in my shop is Handpainted and includes free personalization.DUE Picture Frame Pastel Ballet Recital Dance Handpainted PersonalizedThese wonderful hand painted white wooden picture frames make an excellent gift! Present your special ballerina with a personalized picture frame for her birthday, or to hold a picture from her dance recital. Just pick the name, lettering style and colors (birthdate can be included).------------------------------------------------------------Measurements:This frame measures 8 3/4" x 9" and holds a 4" x 6" photo.------------------------------------------------------------Style:Please specify the person's name you would like to appear on the picture frame in the comments section when you are checking out. Please make sure to double check the spelling of the name before checking out. If you have a specific vision of the exact items you want to appear on the picture frame, please be very specific with your description.------------------------------------------------------------Lettering:There are four styles of lettering that I usually use when personalizing items, that are shown as one of the images on this listing. Please let me know the type of lettering that you would like. If you do not specify the type of lettering, I will use one that goes best with the design I am painting on the picture frame.The first name is always included on picture frames; if you don't want to include a name just let me know. I can also add a middle name and/or birthdate (you will just have less design).------------------------------------------------------------Color Scheme:Usually, I match the name on the picture frame to one of the colors of the theme, but if you would like the name to be a specific color, please let me know. I can alternate letter colors in the Bubble or Block style lettering ONLY (for example, RYAN: R = red, Y = yellow, A = blue, N = green).------------------------------------------------------------PLEASE READ: All of my items are handpainted, the banks , stepstools, and wipes cases are varnished to protect the paint.They are meant to be decorative, and they are not toys: as they are ceramic, they can break easily.Please do not put your item in direct sunlight as it will discolor the paint, do not put it near a heat source as the paint and varnish can flake.Do not handle with hand cream on your hands or use cleaning products and paper towels to clean them.A soft clean cloth can be used for dusting.Sorry for all the rules..I want you to enjoy your item for many years to come.Thanx so much!!!

“The company that we were previously associated with decided to move in a different direction, and this change did not work with our mission statement and the ability to keep the high standards for which STARS is known,” said Stars 2000 director Diane Kamrin, who’s also one of the company’s founders. “STARS is an audition-based company giving us the opportunity to cast relying on the talent of our actors,” she said. “Just as the production staff was considering ‘retirement,’ our kids urges us to continue STARS on our own. This has been both a challenging and exciting time for us. We are thrilled to be moving forward with these incredibly talented actors.”.

“West Side Story,” one of America’s the most iconic musicals, is a tragic love story — a timeless tale of love, bias, and renewed hope: a lesson for us all, Kamrin said, STARS had wanted to present “West Side Story” for more than six years, and Kamrin said she and the STARS production staff were thrilled when they finally got the opportunity, “This show has meaning for both (producer Ellen Smith) and myself,” Kamrin said, “As a young college student, performing in ‘West Side Story’ was the turning point in my career — showing me that musical theater was to be my path, Ellen has had the picture frame pastel ballet recital dance handpainted and personalized opportunity to produce WSS at least two times and has a strong, personal connection with this show.”..

Larry Hawelu, 17, of Concord said it’s great to be cast in such a well-known American musical. “It’s such an iconic show — I’m honored to be able to dance to the original choreography from the 1950s,” Hawelu said. With STARS 2000’s young performers known to act in adult roles, Hawelu said he’s thrilled to be able to play characters his own age as well as explore some of the issues like gangs that were prevalent then and now. “I want to bring a softer, deeper side to Riff, instead of his hard side,” said Hawelu of his role of the leader of the Jets. “Maybe he’s scared having to deal with such grown-up things.”.

For Robyn Stephenson’s first show with STARS 2000, it was a refreshing look at how nurturing a teen theater company can be, said the Northgate High School senior who plays Anita, picture frame pastel ballet recital dance handpainted and personalized “Here at STARS 2000, the performers take their talents to heart,” said Stephenson, 18, who wants to major in musical theater in college, “There’s a lot of support.”, Co-producer Julie Hahn said she’s impressed with an amazing group of performers, many of whom are new to STARS..

Based on the bestselling book of the same name by Shepherd Meade, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” is a musical by Frank Loesser with a book by Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert. Originally produced in October of 1961 at the 46th Street Theatre, New York, this Spindrift stand up and cheer performance, directed by Jacquelyn Villena Whitaker, with music direction by Brennan Whitaker and choreography by Deirdre Ashby, is, because of the talent of the cast and crew, completely fresh in 2015. Essentially the three hours spent from theater entry, through intermission and final act, shot by like an Alfa Romeo on an open road.

Gary Craig Schoenfeld, Jr, leads the talented cast as J, Pierrepont Finch, the young man who charms his way through his supersonic rise, He has a tenor easy on the ears, a totally relaxed stage presence and charisma galore, Lindsay Schulz plays Rosemary, the wholesome secretary who falls for the main character, and she is elegant and funny and sweet, and has an exceptional voice that should be heard on more stages more often, Baritone Adam Claybaugh is perfectly cast as the big boss J.B, Biggley, Not only can he sing and successfully maneuver through some fantastic choreography but he can do big boss blowhard, Baritone Michael Meadors plays Bud Frump, the boss’s scheming, lazy, lounge lizard nephew and he is a hilarious hoot, plus he has superb vocal picture frame pastel ballet recital dance handpainted and personalized and dancing skills..

Mezzo Sarah Lodick plays bombshell and ex-nightclub cigarette girl Hedy La Rue, and she tossed out fast-talking, comic innuendos and purposeful dimwittedness like a freight train on fire. Brava. Lisa Claybaugh plays dry-humored, extremely capable secretary Miss Smith (Smitty), and she is show-stopping, a talent page right out of the great Ziegfeld song and dance stars. Joanie Pugh Newman as J. B. Biggley’s secretary Miss Jones, and obviously the brains of the outfit, roars with panache and understated genius. Joseph Alvarado as Bratt, the personnel manager who knows how to agree with the boss, is another brilliant ball of dancing and singing talent. In a small role as Miss Krumholtz, Lindsay Kelliher is comic genius.

But cultural tradition falling — or people tumbling — is unlikely to happen Feb, 2, when the Russian National Ballet Theatre brings the original choreography of Petipas, Lev Ivanov and Yuri Grigorovich, the grand music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and the refined picture frame pastel ballet recital dance handpainted and personalized classicism of Russian-style ballet in “Swan Lake” to the Bankhead Theater, The ballet company arrives steeped in a history notable for its devotion to established hierarchies, including the exceptional training and customs of ballet schools and companies dating back centuries in Moscow, St, Petersburg and Perm, But the dance company also springs forward as a bold embarkation begun when former Bolshoi principal dancer Elena Radchenko (now the company’s artistic director) founded the RNBT in the late 1980s, Dancers in the former Soviet Union at that time had begun to seek new, vital opportunities for furthering their art form..

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