Ballerinas of Los Angeles

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Ballerinas of Los Angeles is now offering handmade masks made in the USA! PRE-ORDER THEM TODAY! As an established community lets support each other by protecting each other with masks! These masks are handmade from a fellow designer who provides three layers of protection. The filter, cotton, and filter layer provide a comfortable and safe mask to be able to wear in class or out and about. There is a wire sewn into the nose rim to ensure safety that your mask will stay on th...roughout the day and in class. The masks come with adjustable ear loops to fit each individual. The designer recommends washing your mask(s) before you wear them for the first time and then frequently afterwards. Hot water on a gentle cycle works perfectly. If you wish to have your mask shrink a little, you can always throw it into the dryer to make it a bit more snug. Although if your mask fits perfectly, then we recommend air drying only. Due to the nature of this product and personal protective equipment we cannot offer refunds or exchanges on any order. Although, if there is a mistake on BLA’s part or the designer’s part please feel free to reach out and we will sort out the issue. To preorder please refer to our apparel section on our website. ***link in bio*** #dancers #masks #savelives #protecteachother #staysafe #healthydancers #healthyballerina #loveeachother #safetyfirst See more

Posted @withregram @cp_johnston HAPPY BIRTHDAY to @ballerinasoflosangeles I couldn’t be a bigger fan of BLA’s supportive, creative, community-building motivation that never stops lifting up our city’s dancers Celebrating your accomplishments and the positivity you bring to LA dance Photo captured at BLA’s Ballet & Coffee February 2019 #ballerinasoflosangeles #ballerinabirthday #losangelesdance #artistssupportingartists #ballerinateam #coffeeandballet #balletlosangeles #ballerinalife #ballerina #dancerwellness #dancersofinsta #balletposse #posse

Happy Birthday Ballerinas of Los Angeles!!! Thank you to everyone for your incredible support this past year. BLA is 1 year old this month! In celebrating our birthday we are offering 50% off our BLA t-shirts! Use the code: HAPPYBDAYBLA to receive 50% off your order. Rep your community today!! We look forward to spending another year with everyone!

BLA’s Birthday Sale of 50% OFF is still happening until the end of October!! Make sure to head over to our website listed in the bio to rep your community today! Use the code: HAPPYBDAYBLA to receive 50% off!! Dancers: @michelleeeroseee & @chasengreenwood ... Photographed by: @yogatwunk #losangeles #ballet #ballerina #ballerinasofig #ballerinasofinstagram #neoclassical #ballerinasoflosangeles #dancersofig #dancersofinstagram #balletdancer #savethearts #balletdancephotography #balletbody #ballet_soul #balletaddiction #balletart #balletinspiration #artist #balletdancers #balletworld #balletclassico #ballet_instagram #danceislife #ballerinas_all_day

Welcome everyone to OCTOBER! Did you know that Ballerinas of Los Angeles was founded in October of 2019? To celebrate BLA’s birthday, we are providing 50% off our BLA t-shirts for the entire month of October! Happy 1 year anniversary to BLA! Use the code: HAPPYBDAYBLA to receive 50% off before October 31st. ... #losangeles #ballet #ballerina #ballerinasofig #ballerinasofinstagram #neoclassical #ballerinasoflosangeles #dancersofig #dancersofinstagram #balletdancer #savethearts #balletdancephotography #balletbody #ballet_soul #balletaddiction #balletart #balletinspiration #artist #balletdancers #balletworld #balletclassico #ballet_instagram #danceislife #ballerinas_all_day Photographed by: @yogatwunk

Natalie Kramer as the beautiful and famous Swan Queen, Odette. We can’t wait to see everyone’s Swan Lake submissions!! Don’t forget that all submissions are due on October 7th! ... #losangeles #ballet #ballerina #ballerinasofig #ballerinasofinstagram #neoclassical #ballerinasoflosangeles #dancersofig #dancersofinstagram #balletdancer #savethearts #balletdancephotography #balletbody #ballet_soul #balletaddiction #balletart #balletinspiration #artist #balletdancers #balletworld #balletclassico #ballet_instagram #danceislife #ballerinas_all_day

Ballerinas of Los Angeles will be presenting Swan Lake as our next Ballet to work on! Since Don Quixote and La Bayadère were both so successful we will be presenting Swan Lake this time. Ballerinas of Los Angeles strives to create a safe and inspirational space for all dancers within our community. We will be accepting submissions of excerpts of Swan Lake by October 7th. Just like the last two ballets if you need to adjust the choreography to your space no worries! We are all... doing the best we can with all of our different situations and limitations. Ballerinas of Los Angeles looks forward to putting together all of your submissions #losangeles #ballet #ballerina #ballerinasofig #ballerinasofinstagram #neoclassical #ballerinasoflosangeles #dancersofig #dancersofinstagram #balletdancer #savethearts #balletdancephotography #balletbody #ballet_soul #balletaddiction #balletart #balletinspiration #artist #balletdancers #balletworld #balletclassico #ballet_instagram #danceislife See more

Ballerinas of Los Angeles Virtual Performance Announcement! To get a head start on our spooky season we will be performing excerpts of Swan Lake! All submissions will be due October 7th! If you have any inquiries please feel free to message @ballerinasoflosangeles . In submitting your footage please make sure you have permission from your videographer for Ballerinas of Los Angeles to use your footage. Our virtual ballets Don Quixote and La Bayadère were a fantastic success an...d we look forward to putting together everyone’s submissions! ***ALSO*** if you have any Swan Lake performance photos or stylized pictures and you would like to be featured please DM them to @ballerinasoflosangeles . Merde to everyone who will be submitting! #losangeles #ballet #ballerina #ballerinasofig #ballerinasofinstagram #neoclassical #ballerinasoflosangeles #dancersofig #dancersofinstagram #balletdancer #savethearts #balletdancephotography #balletbody #ballet_soul #balletaddiction #balletart #balletinspiration #artist #balletdancers #balletworld #balletclassico #ballet_instagram #danceislife Photographed by: @hollirud See more

Tune in this Saturday September 5th at 3pm for an Interview with Ally Helman! @allyhelman @balletprojectoc @ballet_project_tv ... Here’s a bit about Ally! Ally Helman was born and raised in southern California where she began dancing at a young age following in the footsteps of her older sister. Before enrolling at SAB, Ally danced at Maple Conservatory of Dance under the direction of Charles Maple. She attended School of American Ballet’s summer course for the first time in 2012. After spending three summers at SAB Ally was invited to attend SAB’s winter term in 2014. While at SAB, Ally discovered not only a new love for ballet but for choreographing as well. In 2018 she started career as an apprentice with the New York City Ballet, later she continued dancing with the Professional Division at Pacific Northwest Ballet, and created Ballet Project OC.

Happy Friday!! Tune in today for Abigrace’s Interview at 12pm PST on IG Live! Can’t wait to see everyone there!! Photographed by: @richardcalmes ... Here’s a bit about Abigrace: @ad2570 Abigrace is from Lawrenceville, GA and trained under direction of Lisa Sheppard Robson and Wade Walthall. During this time, she attended the Youth America Grand Prix NYC finals in 2010 and 2014. She continued her studies at University of North Carolina School of the Arts under Dean Susan Jaffe, receiving her BFA in dance. During her time at UNCSA, she enjoyed performing various works, with favorites including Russian demi-soloist in Balanchine’s Serenade, Balanchine’s Donizetti Variations, and the Mazurka variation and pas de deux from Fokine’s Les Sylphides. Abigrace went on to dance in Oklahoma City Ballet’s Studio Company and Ballet Tucson as an apprentice. Following this, she danced as a freelance artist with Kayzer Ballet (Covilha, Portugal), Bluebird Uncaged (Atlanta, GA), Jana Taylor and Dancers, and Pasadena Dance Theatre. She joins Eugene Ballet as a company dancer for the 2020-21 season.

Tune in today for Andrew Brader’s Interview with Ballerinas of Los Angeles at 4pm PST! Photographed by: @rachelnevillephoto Here’s a bit about Andrew’s extensive career:... Andrew Brader was born and raised in New Orleans, LA, and began his training with Karen Hebert and at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts with Jan Miller and Miguel Lopez. He attended The Harid Conservatory in Boca Raton, FL, on full scholarship and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School at American Ballet Theatre, also studying privately with Susan Jaffe. He was invited to join ABT as an apprentice, dancing with the company at The Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center, and then joined the Houston Ballet performing in ballets by Stanton Welch, Ben Stevenson, John Cranko, Kenneth MacMillan and George Balanchine. He danced with the Los Angeles Ballet for four seasons performing principal roles in George Balanchine's Agon, The Four Temperaments, Stravinsky Violin Concerto, Serenade, Kammermuzik No.2, Lar Lubovich's The Evangelist, Bournonville's Napoli Pas de Six and original works by Josie Walsh, Sonya Tayeh, Olivier Wevers, and Melissa Barak's Scrying presented as the first dance installation performed at NYC's Modern Museum of Art. Andrew was a Lester Horton Award nominee for Outstanding Achievement in Performance and winner of the Habich Corey Award for Emerging Choreographer. He spent two seasons with BalletMet Columbus before joining Stadt Theater Chemnitz as a Soloist in Chemnitz, Germany. Andrew danced with Complexions Contemporary Ballet from 2014-2018 under the direction of Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson and has taught for Complexions’ intensives, as well as Joffrey Ballet School summer intensives. Andrew has performed on the stages of The Metropolitan Opera House NYC, The Kennedy Center DC, The Music Center Los Angeles, The Tel-Aviv Opera House Israel, The Odessa Opera Ukraine, The Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg and The Kremlin Palace Moscow, Russia. He’s danced alongside international dance stars in the galas of Laguna Dance Festival, World Ballet Competition, City Dance Gala DC, The Golden Swan Gala, and The Monterrey International Ballet Gala Mexico.

Tune in today to Dontré Nguyen’s interview today at 4pm PST! Can’t wait to see everyone there!! Get to know Dontré! Dontré is a Southern California native and enrolled in his first dance studio at 15-years-old. He started training in the commercial styles of hip-hop, jazz, lyrical and contemporary before shifting the focus of his discipline to classical ballet. Don has attended the San Francisco Ballet School for their summer and year-round programs under scholarship an...d received a traineeship with Ballet Austin. Throughout his career, Don has professionally danced with Dance Theatre of Harlem, Anaheim Ballet, San Diego Ballet, and California Ballet. His repertoire includes George Balanchine's 'Who Cares?' The Nutcracker (Russian Lead and Arabian Lead), Romeo & Juliet (as Tybalt), and Septime Webre's 'Fluctuating Hemlines' to name a few. See more

Tune in today at 4pm PST for Nicole Voris’s interview! Photographed by: @balletzaida Here is a bit about Nicole: ... Nicole began dancing at a young age and quickly started following a ballet preprofessional track. Until she was 16 she trained in her hometown of Albuquerque and spent summers studying with NYCB principal Jillana. At 16 she moved to train at San Francisco Ballet School. While at the school she started dating Oliver Endahl of Ballet Zaida while they were both still students. She went on to dance professionally with Cincinnati Ballet and Ballet Austin. While still dancing full time she also earned her BS in Business and Accounting. After Austin, Nicole and Oliver got married and moved to Los Angeles. She began to work commercially and took over the administrative side of Ballet Zaida. She began teaching part time and realized she loved helping young artists grow. It quickly ballooned into teaching 6-7 days a week. Nicole has recently decided to pursue her MS in Accountancy and will be attending Cal State LA this fall.