WEST COAST BALLET

What they do

1) Produced Two Sold-out Performances of Dracula In October, Reaching A Total Audience of More Than 1,600 Attendees. 2) Expanded Access to The Arts By Introducing Ballet to A Broad Audience, Many of Whom Were Experiencing A Live Ballet Performance for The First Time. 3) Provided Professional Performance Experience for Five Aspiring Young Dancers, Allowing Them to Train, Perform Alongside Professional Artists, and Gain Valuable Stage Exposure. 4) Increased Arts Accessibility By Donating Nearly 100 Complimentary Tickets to Underserved Youth Dancers Through Everybody Dance, Enabling Them and Their Families to Attend A Professional Ballet Production. 5) Created Paid Employment and Performance Opportunities for 10 Local Dancers, With A Commitment to Offering Fair Compensation In An Often Underpaid Field. 6) Generated Additional Paid Work for Local Stagehands and Lighting Designers, Supporting The Broader Performing Arts Workforce. 7) Enhanced Community Engagement Through A Festive Audience