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Ballet Chelsea is pleased to announce our 2018-19 company performances:

March 2020 (Chelsea, MI and Jackson, MI)

Gershwin!

Ballet Chelsea is pleased to present Gershwin this spring! Details and ticket information will be available in early 2020.

December 7-8, 2019 (Chelsea, MI)
December 14-15, 2019 (Jackson, MI)

The Nutcracker

Ballet Chelsea and the Jackson Symphony Orchestra are pleased to join forces to present Ballet Chelsea's 22nd annual performance of The Nutcracker on December 7-8 (Chelsea, Michigan) and December 14-15 (Jackson, Michigan). Audiences young and old from all over southern Michigan return year after year for this family holiday favorite.

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5 days ago

Rehearsals have begun for Ballet Chelsae’s spring production of Gershwin! featuring the choreography of Ballet Chelsea's Artistic Director Wendi DuBois as well as guest choreographers from around Michigan. One can expect to see pieces choreographed to the familiar Rhapsody in Blue, American in Paris, Concerto in F and much more! Stay tuned for more information! ... See MoreSee Less

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LeAnn Shoemaker O'Neill

7 days ago

The benefits of dance are innumerable, and the growing field of dance/movement therapy can help individuals explore profound mind/body connection.

“There is a large body of research that shows that the majority of our communication as human beings is nonverbal, and dance therapists work with anyone who seeks a holistic treatment of their mental health—whether they're refugees dealing with trauma or teenagers struggling with anxiety. And while many dancers may write off DMT as a treatment reserved for nondancers, there's a lot to learn from the methods it uses to address mental wellness.” - Kathleen McGuire, Pointe Magazine

Be sure to check out Kathleen’s full article! ... See MoreSee Less

3 Ways Dancers Can Harness the Power of Dance/Movement Therapy

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As dancers, we are experts on our bodies. We can identify the tiniest amount of tightness in a hip flexor or predict a head cold when our balance is off. But are we really in-tune with what our bodies...