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AC Ballet Kicks Off The Holiday Season With It's A Shore Holiday

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This Thanksgiving weekend the Atlantic City Ballet will be bringing back It's A Shore Holiday to help kick off the holiday season. It's A Shore Holiday blends classical and contemporary dance set to beloved holiday tunes. This "Radio City-esque" review will feature the AC Ballet Professional company along with live singers and a six piece band. Although The Nutcracker will always remain a holiday staple in the ballet's repertoire, this production allows those who may never entertain the idea of going to the ballet, a chance to see for themselves what it's like.

Phyllis Papa, AC Ballet's Artistic Director can attest to that.

"It really showcases the company's versatility because there is all forms of dance incorporated throughout the show. We love to be able to bring ballet to people in ways they may not have imagined".

This production first premiered in 2013 and was such a hit, that the company brings it back every year to kick off the holiday season. Appropriate for the entire family, there is something for everyone including dancing snowmen, chipmunks, aerialists and toy soldiers who perform their entire routine on pointe. It's A Shore Holiday will be sure to capture audience's imagination of every age. It's a one of a kind celebration for the entire family and a holiday tradition you'll want to see again and again.

Founded in 1982, by International Ballerina, Phyllis Papa, the Atlantic City Ballet is comprised of professional dancers from around the world and have earned national acclaim for their technical expertise and exuberant stage presence. Although their home base is in Historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, the Ballet has performed in theaters all along the east coast and across the country. Their repertoire of original works includes such classics as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake but Ms. Papa is most known for her innovative works such as Dracula, Romeo & Juliet and her full length Carmen. Since its inception, the Atlantic City Ballet has served as one of the cultural treasures of New Jersey and continues a tradition of dance excellence for future generations of ballet audiences.

Saturday November 24th

- 7:00 pm Circus Maximus Theater
-Caesars Hotel
-Atlantic City, NJ

Tickets-$45-Adults $20-Child/Student (18 & under)
Senior Discount-15% off (65 and older) AC residents tickets-$15

For tickets go to ticketmaster.com or acballet.org

Sunday November 25th

- 3:00 pm Stafford Township Arts Center (STAC)
-Manahawkin, NJ
Tickets-$20-Adults $10-Child
For tickets go to tix.stacnj.com

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