New Bedford Ballet staging Sleepy Beauty

New Bedford Ballet will bring drama and romance to the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center stage with its performance of the fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty" on June 9 at 2 and 8 p.m. Set to Tchaikovsky’s regal score and the choreography of artistic director Rebecca Waskiel-Marchesseault, along with ballet instructor Eugenia Zinovieva, dancers of all ages will enchant the audience in this whimsical interpretation of good vs. evil and the redemption of true love.

The ballet tells the tale of Princess Aurora, who on her 16th birthday accidentally pricks her finger, unlocking the evil Carabosse’s curse. However, the Lilac Fairy casts a spell of her own, so that Aurora will not die, but instead fall into a deep, 100-year sleep — that is until a young prince breaks the curse with his kiss. The story culminates in a wedding gala full of dazzling dancing and costumes in a delightful storybook setting.

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Graduating Dartmouth High School senior, Caroline Mello, embraces Aurora’s sweet and lighthearted innocence, while high school juniors Olivia Cornell and Mary Bancroft dance the parts of the virtuous Lilac Fairy and elegant queen respectively. William Levasseur, former graduate of New Bedford Ballet, returns to play the King. All seek to protect Aurora from the wicked and scheming Carabosse, danced by high school junior Felicia Garro. Guest artist Alex Lantz, company dancer with Festival Ballet, captivates the audience as the Prince with his power and agility, bringing dramatic flair coupled with technical precision to the stage.

Based on the beloved story written by Charles Perrault and later made famous by Brothers Grimm, "Sleeping Beauty" originally premiered as a ballet in 1890 in St. Petersburg, Russia, choreographed by Marius Petipa, who later collaborated with Tchaikovsky to set it to his famous score in 1889.Read more at:long evening dresses | formal dresses melbourne

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