The Academy of Classical Ballet is pleased to invite you to the holiday performances of our original ballet, "A Winter Wonderland" on Sunday, December 16, at 1:30pm and 5pm at Campbell's Heritage Theatre. We are glad to bring something new to the theater that celebrates the beautiful season of winter, as well as the holiday spirit. We couldn't be more elated to perform for you and offer a ballet that's a bit different from the typical holiday season offering. The show is for all ages and open to everyone with a fun and festive holiday spirit.
"A Winter Wonderland" (by Artistic Director Crystal Petzel) takes place deep in the woods, on the cusp of Fall turning into a glorious Winter. Watch as the Winter Fairy, along with the help of her Ice Sprites, turn the land into ice and snow, while bringing to life many of the characters that make every holiday story so great. We don't want to give too much away, but some of those characters include: Penguins, Wolves, Elves, Candy-Canes and much, much more. Be amazed as the season unfolds before your eyes and brings all of the smiles and fun that comes with it. You've never seen a winter quite like this!
Tickets are $15 general admission; $20 deluxe admission, including ticket to the show and a "Snowman Soiree" afterwards, where you can meet the cast in full costume. To purchase tickets, please phone 408.866.2700, or visit the box office of the Heritage Theatre.
A Winter Wonderland presented by the Academy of Classical Ballet - California
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Stephen Allen May 20, 2013 at 10:22 am
We watched the show last night. Good job !
We always knew you would win if you went on the show.…Read More
We're glad you did !
All the best - The Allens
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Karen Hunt May 1, 2013 at 07:33 pm
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I'm happy to answer any questions you might have about the history of Faber's Cyclery. My grandfather was a man of character and integrity. Sadly, neither of his two sons became involved in the business. With that said, anybody claiming to be a Faber or son of Albert Jacob, is just misrepresenting the truth.
Thank you for sharing your story and memories!
Very truly yours,
Karen Hunt
Great grandaughter of the owner of the Original Fabers Cyclery.
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