Family Arts Day, Latin Ballet of Virginia, Fiesta del Sol at Modlin Center

FAMILY ARTS DAY: LATIN BALLET OF VIRGINIA October 20, 2024 | 3:00 PM Alice Jepson Theatre

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Fall 2024

David Esleck Trio Thu 5 Sep 7:30pm

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Family Weekend Concert Fri 13 Sep 7:30pm

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Neumann Lecture on Music: Robert Fink Mon 16 Sep 7:30pm

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What Belongs to You, an opera for tenor and chamber orchestra Thu 26 Sep 7:30pm Sat 28 Sep 7:30pm

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What Belongs to You: Panel Discussion with Creative Team Fri 27 Sep 7pm

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Stop Kiss Thu-Sat 3-5 Oct 7:30pm Sun 6 Oct 2pm

Tessa Lark (violin), Joshua Roman (cello), and Edgar Meyer (double bass) Fri 8 Nov 7:30pm

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Jazz & Contemporary Combos Wed 13 Nov 7:30pm

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Third Practice Festival Fri 15 Nov 7:30pm Sat 16 Nov 2pm, 7:30pm

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Popular Music Ensemble Tue 19 Nov 7:30pm

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Circa, Duck Pond Thu 10 Oct 7:30pm Las Cafeteras Fri 18 Oct 7:30pm

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Family Arts Day: Latin Ballet of Virginia, Fiesta del Sol Sun 20 Oct Art Activities 1pm Show 3pm

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Keith Phares, baritone Thu Oct 24 7:30pm

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Jazz Ensemble with guest saxophonist Dr. Dan Puccio Wed 20 Nov 7:30pm

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Miguel Zenón & Luis Perdomo, El Arte del Bolero Thu 21 Nov 7:30pm

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The House That Will Not Stand Thu-Sat 21-23 Nov 7:30pm Sun 24 Nov 2pm

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Global Sounds Sun 24 Nov 3pm

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Master Class: Keith Phares, baritone Fri Oct 25 TBD Wagner & Kong Duo: Christoph Wagner, cello, Joanne Kong, piano Fri 25 Oct 7:30pm

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14th Annual Celebration of Dance Fri 25 Oct 7:30pm

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Step Afrika! Migration: Reflections on Jacob Lawrence Sat 26 Oct 7:30pm

Wind Ensemble Mon 25 Nov 7:30pm

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December

Fall Choral Concert Sun 27 Oct 3pm

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The Soul Rebels Thu 31 Oct 7:30pm

Chamber Ensembles Mon 2 Dec 7:30pm

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University Symphony Orchestra Wed 4 Dec 7:30pm  F

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Cécile McLorin Salvant Fri 6 Dec 7:30pm

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51st Annual Festival of Lessons and Carols Sun 8 Dec 5pm, 8pm

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January BODYTRAFFIC Fri 24 Jan 7:30pm

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February Manual Cinema, Frankenstein Sat 1 Feb 7:30pm

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Ronald Crutcher, cello Sun 2 Feb 3pm

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Richard Becker, piano Wed 5 Feb 7:30pm

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Lab Project: The Woman in Black Thu-Sat 6-8 Feb 7:30pm Sun 9 Feb 2pm

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Billy Childs Quartet with Sean Jones, The Winds of Change Fri 7 Feb 7:30pm

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Leyla McCalla Thu 13 Feb 7:30pm

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Documentary Film Screening: The Sound of Santiago by Dr. Mike Davison and Ed Tillett Wed 19 Feb 7:30pm

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Third Coast Percussion with Zakir Hussain Fri 21 Feb 7:30pm

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University Dancers 40th Anniversary Concert Fri-Sat 28 Feb-1 Mar 7:30pm Sun 2 Mar 2pm

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Kardeş Türküler Sat 1 Mar 7:30pm

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Twyla Tharp Dance with Third Coast Percussion Sat 5 Apr 7:30pm

Doris Wylee-Becker, piano Sun 2 Mar 3pm

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Anzû Quartet Wed 5 Mar 7:30pm

Global Sounds Sun 6 Apr 3pm

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Kronos Quartet with Peni Candra Rini Fri 21 Mar 7:30pm

Jazz & Contemporary Combos Wed 9 Apr 7:30pm

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Simone Dinnerstein, piano Fri 11 Apr 7:30pm

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Tanya Tagaq Thu 27 Mar 7:30pm

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Spring Choral Concert Sun 13 Apr 3pm

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Wind Ensemble Mon 14 Apr 7:30pm

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Popular Music Ensemble Tue 15 Apr 7:30pm

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Urinetown Thu-Sat 17-19 Apr 7:30pm Sun 20 Apr 2pm

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University Symphony Orchestra Wed 23 Apr 7:30pm F Cuban Spectacular: From Mambo to Motown Thu 24 Apr 7:30pm

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MODLIN CENTER FOR THE ARTS PRESENTS LATIN BALLET OF VIRGINIA, FIESTA DEL SOL Today’s performance will last about 60 minutes, without intermission.

Please stay after the performance for a Q&A session with the company!

Dance: Latin Ballet of Virginia, Artistic Director: Marisol Betancourt Sotolongo Music: Kevin Davis & Band Caribe Ensemble ABOUT LATIN BALLET OF VIRGINIA Founded in 1997 in Richmond, Virginia under the direction of Ana Ines King, a native of Colombia. LBV is a professional dance company and school of dance, providing multicultural dance programs, instruction, and performances to enrich and connect communities through Latin/Hispanic cultural dance experiences with a commitment to education, diversity, and accessibility. The Company is Central Virginia’s pre-eminent Hispanic dance company, performing throughout Virginia and at select venues in North and South America.

From the passionate fury of flamenco to tango’s forbidden heat, the polished elegance of classical ballet to the earthen power of modern dance, the Latin Ballet of Virginia uses the expressive beauty of movement to weave the tales and traditions that are the heart and soul of Hispanic culture. The Latin Ballet of Virginia (LBV) combines technical excellence with a soulful depth

of emotion and an unwavering commitment to education, diversity, and accessibility.

ABOUT KEVIN DAVIS & BAN CARIBE ENSEMBLE Formed in 1984 by native New Yorker Kevin Davis, the ensemble presents an unforgettable sound consisting of soulful singing and salsa rhythms. Master percussionist and singer, Kevin Davis studied in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. He has performed nationally and internationally, gaining awards in Salsa Festivals in Colombia, S.A. Ban Caribe is a Latin Soul Celebration! Kevin Davis and Ban Caribe provide a great blend of Latin American, Caribbean Rhythms, Blues, Soul, and Motown music punctuated by driving percussion. Band Caribe brings the colors of the Caribbean, its crystal blue waters, the tropical sands, and the balmy breezes of the Caribbean Islands.

PROGRAM Fiesta del Sol celebrates the Caribbean wonderful melting pot of cultures with influences from Native communities, European colonizers and the great African culture that has marked the Caribbean with an incredible Caribbean history.

The Caribbean is a rainbow of colors that describes its people traditions and culture. A great mix of influences rooted in its rich heritage, shaped by its long history of colonization; a beautiful blend of native and colonial roots that has shaped the culture of each country, given birthplace to many rhythms and music genres that have spread throughout the world. Fiesta del Sol dances to the rhythms of Rumba, Salsa, Calypso, Merengue, Cumbia, Plena, Mambo, Danson, Soca, Bachata, Reggae, Reggaeton, Bomba.

What would the world be without the fusion of cultures? How could we live without the power of dance and music? How can we thrive without the beauty of diverse people from all walks of life?

RAÍCES De Donde Vengo, (Where I Come From) A tribute to the roots of Latin American culture, encompassing Native, African, Spanish, and Caribbean influences.

Performed by the Company Music: Special composition by Kevin Davis performed with Ban Caribe Ensemble

BAILADORA (Latin Ballerina) A fusion of Latin and classical ballet, celebrating the beauty and elegance of movement.

Performed by Lydia Ross Music: “Bailadora” composed by Kevin Davis performed with Ban Caribe Ensemble LA MADRINA (The Godmother) La Madrina, rooted in African heritage, plays a vital role in Cuban folklore and spirituality. She reads fortunes and guided those who seek her wisdom.

Performed by Marisol Betancourt as La Madrina and the Company.

Music: Tambor” composed by Kevin Davis performed with Ban Caribe Ensemble HAVE A GOOD TIME (CALYPSO) Inspired by the vivid colors and lively energy of towns and communities throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.

Performed by Zachary Owen, Markell Holloway, and the Company Music: Special composition of Calypso music using steel drums by Kevin Davis The steel drums originated in Trinidad, in the West Indies, in the 20th century.

DESCARGA DE CLAVES (Rhythms of the Caribbean and Latino America) A captivating demonstration of Caribbean and Latin American rhythms, featuring a live percussion performance.

Music: Performed by Kevin Davis and percussionists from the Ban Caribe Ensemble LÁGRIMAS NEGRAS (Salsa) Salsa, a vibrant blend of various latin dance styles and Caribbean music, developed in the Latin communities of New York City. This performance reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Salsa’s origins in Cuba and Puerto Rico.

Performed by the Company Music: composed by Miguel Matamoros. Performed by Kevin Davis and Ban Caribe Ensemble.

LA NEGRA TOMASA (Cumbia) Cumbia has its origin in San Basilio, a little town on the Atlantic coast of Colombia. Danced and created by slaves in the region to offering brief escape from the hardships of daily life. Often performed at night in the Palenque de San Basilio behind the ocean walls, where they would hide from the Spanish.

Performed by Marisol Betancourt Music: Music composed by Guillermo Rodriguez Fiffe. Music arranged by Kevin Davis for Ban Caribe Ensemble.

LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL An exuberant celebration of the Caribbean, highlighting the pride, joy, and vibrancy that is woven throughout the culture.

Performed by Melissa Martinez, Adelle Broom, and Monte Jones.

Music: Composed and performed by Kevin Davis for Ban Caribe Ensemble.

AY NA MA A dynamic expression of Caribbean rhythm and movement.

Performed by DeShon Rollins and Junior Company Ensemble Music: Composed and performed by Kevin Davis for Ban Caribe Ensemble.

TITO PUENTE, EL REY DEL MAMBO A tribute to the legendary Tito Puente, four-time Grammy Award winner, Latin Ambassador of Good Will, Doctor of Arts and Sciences, and internationally acclaimed performer - there are simply not enough words to describe Tito Puente, the greatest.

Music: Composed by Tito Puente Music arranged by Kevin Davis for Ban Caribe Ensemble.

NUESTRAS BANDERAS (OUR FLAGS) “One day there will be no borders, no boundaries, no flags, and no countries, and the only passport will be the heart” - Carlos Santana.

Performed by the Company.

Music: Composed by Kevin Davis for the Ban Caribe Ensemble PHOTO: DAVE PARRISH

ABOUT THE ARTISTS Marisol Betancourt, Artistic Director and Dancer Latin Ballet’s Artistic Director began her dance training at age three with her mentor Latin Ballet of Virginia’s founder and Director Emerita Ana Ines King.

She became a member of the Junior Company at age six and performed the lead role of Little Maria in the Legend of the Poinsettia. At 13, Marisol began training with LBV’s Professional Company.

She has performed numerous solo dance roles since 2012, when she was chosen to perform as principal dancer for LBV’s World Premiere of “El Pintor,” produced by Antonio Hidalgo and Ana Ines King. That same year, Style Weekly honored her as one of their annual “16 under 16.” Marisol has also performed with renowned Cuban Percussionist Melena, La Rumbera in the production of MELENA: A Cultural & Musical Journey into my Afro-Cuban Roots. Although trained in many diverse styles of dance, her fierce pride in her Cuban heritage is reflected in her passion for Orisha Dance, Salsa, Rumba and Flamenco.

Guided by Ms. Ana’s example, Marisol nurtures the next generation of dancers at her alma mater, the School of the Latin Ballet of Virginia. A natural teacher, she is a faculty member at both school locations and the summer day camp, and she serves as the Junior Company Director.

Additionally Marisol has been working with children and families for The Youth Care Worker (YCW) program, helping them to develop positive rapport while serving as a role model to create a safe and caring environment. The program is responsible for providing direct care supervision for youth residing in Southwest Key Programs (SWK), fostering an environment that facilitates learning and behavioral management in a supportive manner.

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As part of her duties as Artistic Director, Marisol is the répétiteur for the LBV’s company and school of dance, reproducing the original choreography of the company’s repertory produced by Ana Ines King and international collaborators. As such, Marisol maintains the legacy of LBV’s original productions. Marisol was named the Artistic Director of the Latin Ballet of Virginia in 2022.

Adelle Broom, Dancer Adelle is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University where she earned a degree in African American History, with a minor concentration in Dance and Choreography.

During her time at VCU, Adelle studied under Ana Ines King (Founder of LBV) in Latin American dance studies classes at the Department of Dance and Choreography. She graduated a few years later and became an official dancer of the Latin Ballet Professional Company.

She grew up in a myriad of places including Idaho, Barbados and Virginia, giving her a uniquely diverse background. She has been teaching dance in the Richmond and Chesterfield areas for over 13 years. Adelle has worked with and performed with artists such as Coyote Run, Cathy Davalos, Antonio Hidalgo Paz, Francisco Mesa “El Nano”, and Frances Wessells. She also runs Mixed Karma Productions, a nationwide online music editing service.

Between teaching, editing music and performing, she is also mom to Miles and Vivienne, her two children.

Since 2008, Adelle has been dedicated to our Company not only as a dancer, but also a faculty of our educational outreach program. Her expertise in African American history, dance, and choreography are just a few of the talents she brings to us. Adelle has made her life’s mission to exercise her passion, and share her life experiences through movement, music and dance.

DeShon Rollins, Dancer DeShon Donté Rollins is from Southampton County, Virginia and is an alumnus of Virginia State University and the famed Joffrey Ballet School located in New York City, where he trained intensively under some of the top artist/instructors in the business. He has had the privilege of performing for the Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants, and Brooklyn Nets. DeShon has been featured in The Washington Post, VH1’s UNICEF campaign, Western Tidewater Living magazine, Dancers of RVA and has also appeared in the Netflix’s movie Burning Sands.

DeShon is a touring Professional Dancer and Faculty with The Latin Ballet

of Virginia (LBV). He has performed across the United States as well as internationally in Spain, Colombia, Brazil and Mexico. While touring, DeShon enjoys spreading the art and love of dance through community service and many outreach assignments. In addition to dancing professionally and teaching with the Latin Ballet of Virginia, DeShon is a teaching artist for Richmond Ballet’s Minds in Motion. DeShon also assists LBV’s Artistic Director in rehearsing repertoire and training the LBV’s Junior Company.

DeShon strives to frame, construct, instruct, and inspire youths across the world that anything is possible through hard work and dedication.

Lydia Ross, Dancer Lydia Ross, originally from Richmond, VA, discovered her love for dance early on through Richmond Ballet’s Mind in Motion program, which sparked a lifelong passion for movement and expression. She began her training at the School of Richmond Ballet (SRB), where she quickly advanced through the ranks, participating in the school’s prestigious trainee program for two years. During this time, she partnered with the VCU Dance program, expanding her knowledge of dance and earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Her dual focus on dance and psychology has given her a unique perspective on the emotional and mental benefits of dance.

After completing the trainee program, Lydia pursued a professional dance career with Starr Foster Dance Company and has performed with various companies. She continues to dance with Conflux Dance Theater, where she has had the opportunity to refine her technique and performance skills. Her most memorable performances, which span across different stages and companies, include Swan Lake, Napoli, Angelica Burgos’s Tensegrity, and Ma Cong’s C’est pas d’Lamour. These roles have been significant in her growth as an artist, allowing her to explore a range of emotions and storytelling techniques through dance.

Lydia is also deeply committed to education and community service. As a former Southampton Tiger, she worked as the Student Intervention Liaison at Southampton, where she passionately supported children from different backgrounds, fostering an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and personal growth. Lydia is excited to join the Latin Ballet of Virginia as a new faculty and company member, where she looks forward to contributing her talents and passion to the culturally rich environment of LBV and inspiring others through dance.

Markell Holloway, Dancer Markell Holloway has been dancing and performing for over four years, joining the Latin Ballet of Virginia family in 2023 and now embarking on his second year with the company. In addition to his work with LBV, Markell

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dances with Richmond Urban Dance and is a member of the competitive dance team, ‘The Neighborhood.’ His versatile training extends across multiple styles, including cheer, step, vogue, lite feet, house, breaking, popping, and krump. Markell is also passionate about freestyle dance and continues to explore and refine his skills across these varied forms.

Melissa Martinez, Dancer The beats of conga and steel drums were a heavy influence on Melissa Martinez’ upbringing. Her love of dance and music was no surprise since her mother is from Trinidad & Tobago and her father from Puerto Rico. Two vibrant cultures combined created the foundation of Melissa’s love of art and dance.

Melissa started dancing at Regency Dance Academy in Richmond and progressed to classical ballet, training at The Richmond Ballet. A graduate of Henrico County Center For the Arts, Melissa trained under influential RVA artists and notable companies, such as NC State University’s Tara Mullins, Starr Foster of Starr Foster Dance, Ezibu Muntu Dance Company, and Founder, Ana Ines King (LBV). While attending Henrico High School, Melissa became Captain for the newly formed Henrico HS Marching Warriors Auxiliary Dance Team. She would also dance and cheer for the former minor league arena football team, Richmond Speed. After graduating from Henrico County Center for the Arts, Melissa assisted in several outreach programs with Latin Ballet.

In the last 17 years, Melissa’s passion for educating youth in the community

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has grown since working and teaching in RVA, including Henrico County and Richmond City Public Schools, private pre-schools, and local dance studios.

She has been a faculty member of the after school and outreach program, and a professional dancer at the Latin Ballet of Virginia since 2008. Melissa’s motivation and mission is to share her love of dance through educating children and families in the community. Melissa is assistant to the Artistic Director of LBV and aids in the rehearsing of the existing repertoire and collaborating with Junior Company direction.

Meoleaeke (Monte) Arebreone Jones, Dancer Monte is one of those original house heads and an amazing dancer, choreographer and master teacher! He received a BFA in Dance and Choreography and a B.A. in Religious Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University. He studied Capoeira under Cobra Mansa and worked in New York City with Ron K. Brown, Marleas Yearby and Niles Ford where he was described as offering “a powerful solo in which his twisting motions became signs of turbulent and unquenchable passions” (New York Times). ‘Monte’ has performed with Holly Bass Dance Theatre Company in Washington, DC and performed Solo Works at Dance Place also in DC. He studied and danced at VCU with national and international artists such as Chris Burnside, Earl Moslely Jr., Ralph Lemon, Doug Verone, Diana McIntyre, Donalds McKawle, Carmen de Lavallade, Bill T.Jones, Susan Kekuchi of Martha Graham, Richard Move, Gus Solomon Jr., Doug Neilson, Ronald K. Brown.

He toured and taught with international drummer, Daniel Shrug with his educational program through North and South Carolina. He collaborates regularly with world percussionist, Dr. Ram Bhagat of Drums No Guns on

creating cultural events for conciliation. He has performed with international Cuban percussionist, MELENA in ‘MELENA: A Cultural & Musical Journey into my Afro-Cuban Roots’. He also choreographed and performed in CLAVES UNIDOS’ original production of ‘Black Orpheus and the Mountain’, an urban ballet based on his own life and near-death experience. He was one of the original professional company and principal dancer of the Latin Ballet of Virginia which was his dance home for over 14 years. He has also appeared in numerous Hip Hop and R&B videos in New York, Washington DC and Richmond, VA. Monte is coming back with all his passion and energy for the Latin Ballet of Virginia this season 2020-2021 starting with EL BESO DE LA ABEJA (Kiss of the Bee) production.

Zachary Owens, Dancer Zachary Owen discovered his passion for dance in the 4th grade through the Minds in Motion program, which ignited his lifelong love for the art. He continued his dance education at the prestigious Richmond Ballet, where he trained rigorously for six to seven years. During his time there, Zach honed his skills in various dance styles and participated in numerous performances, including performing in the Nutcracker for five consecutive years, gaining invaluable experience and developing his artistry.

In addition to his training at Richmond Ballet, Zach attended the Appomattox Regional Governor’s School for the Arts and Technology (ARGS) for two years as a dance major. He finished his education by graduating from the Edgenuity program, demonstrating his commitment to both his academic and artistic development.

For the past two years, Zach has been a vital part of the Latin Ballet of Virginia. His dedication and talent have greatly enriched our professional company, and he has played a significant role in our productions and educational performances. Zach is known for his dynamic performances and his ability to connect with audiences.

Beyond his technical skills, Zach brings a deep understanding of dance as a cultural and expressive art form. He is committed to sharing the beauty and importance of dance with the community, inspiring students and audiences alike with his enthusiasm and expertise. We are thrilled to have Zach as a cherished member of our FAMILIA at the Latin Ballet of Virginia.

Latin Ballet of Virginia Junior Company Members: Micaela McAllister, Aitana McAllister, Oliver McAllister, Sydney Smith, Lydia Swenson Kevin Davis & Ban Caribe Ensemble: Andres Betancourt, Charlie Kilpatrick, Carter Wailes, Herb Monroe, Edalio Galarza, Friday Love (Rosie), Nickey McMullen

Modlin Arts Presents STEP AFRIKA!

THE MIGRATION: REFLECTIONS ON JACOB LAWRENCE Sat Oct 26 2024 Carpenter Theatre at Dominion Energy Center

STEP AFRIKA! USES A STUNNING BLEND OF DANCE STYLES TO TELL THE STORY OF NORTHERN MIGRATION. THEY WILL BE JOINED BY LOCAL RICHMOND ARTISTS THE LEGENDARY INGRAMETTES!

THE SOUL REBELS Thu 31 Oct 2024 Camp Concert Hall

THIS EIGHT-MEMBER COLLECTIVE COMBINES THE NEW ORLEANS BRASS TOP-NOTCH MUSICIANSHIP WITH SONGS CELEBRATING PEACE, LOVE, AND SOUL.

TESSA LARK, VIOLIN, JOSHUA ROMAN, CELLO, AND EDGAR MEYER, DOUBLE BASS Fri 8 Nov 2024 Camp Concert Hall

THIS STAR-STUDDED STRING TRIO BRINGS CLASSICS AND EDGAR MEYER ORIGINALS TO THE CAMP CONCERT HALL STAGE.

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