April 22, 2021
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MARIETTA - Grateful to be onstage once again, 75 pre-professional dancers from Marietta-local Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre (GMDT) will be performing a showcase of the classical ballet, Swan Lake, on Saturday, April 24.
The youth company dancers will take the stage at Marietta High School’s dance studio while the show is livestreamed each hour on the hour beginning at 2:00 p.m. Two guest artists, Raul Peinado and Matthew Rice, will join the GMDT dancers as they perform stunning classical choreography staged by Marina Levasheva and set to Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable score.
Locals and ballet enthusiasts across the country can tune in all day to see the drama unfold from beginning to end, or watch at a later time before the livestream link expires on April 26. The ‘Pay What You Want’ performance is available for purchase starting at $20.00.
Suggested Virtual Ticket Prices (based on number of viewers per viewing location)
Note: Only one Virtual Ticket is needed per viewing location.
Purchase Virtual Ticket for 1 Viewer- $20
Purchase Virtual Ticket for 2 Viewers- $30
Family Access - $50
Group (10 of more viewers) - $150
GMDT’s 64th season featured the beloved ballet The Nutcracker in December 2020 and will conclude with the Swan Lake showcase.
About Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre
Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre (GMDT) is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, student-based dance company housed in the studios of Georgia Dance Conservatory on the historic Marietta Square. Founded in 1956, the company educates, cultivates, and inspires young dancers to become the next generation of artists and leaders through rigorous dance training and performance opportunities in a challenging and professional environment. GMDT strives to be a positive contributor to the community via diverse performances and engaging experiences that celebrate life through the power of the arts. Visit www.georgiametrodance.org for more detail and performance updates.