Actually, we are. Marin Ballet will celebrate its 60th anniversary next year, but we were surprised to look through the files to discover that next month we will perform our
Marin Ballet graduate, Monica Barbaro (31), switched from dance to acting in college. But the strength, agility, and stamina that she gained in ballet is serving her well in her
Each Spring Marin Ballet graduates compose a letter to the school with reflections about their experiences during the years of training spent in the studios of 100 Elm Street. This
Marin Ballet transitioned from a privately-owned ballet school to an arts non-profit in 1963. This was innovative thinking at the time here in Marin County. We were gifted 100 Elm
This past year changed how we connect but not how we feel about one another, nor what connects us. Marin Ballet is a shared communal identity that spans generations. Ours
Over the past 23 years, Artistic Director Cynthia Lucas – a Marin Ballet alumna herself –has honored the accomplishments of founder Leona Norman by contributing her own clarity of vision
Thanks to the vision and determination of key founding members of the MB community – notably Phyllis and Max Thelen – we are fortunate to own our beloved facility here
It’s not rhetoric when we talk about generations of alumni – particularly when our pre-history goes back to 1950. At age 56, we have lifetimes of alumni relationships that are
Underneath the hubbub of rehearsals, production specs, and marketing for Marin Ballet’s Nutcracker, there is a project that quietly marches with us into the theater each year……..Nutcracker Surprise. The concept
It was a wonderful gathering! Music Director David Shepard’s retirement send-off on October 6th was a heartfelt reminder of what it is we collectively enjoy about being a part of