Eventi in programma

Ballet des Amériques returns to Teatro LATEA with new performances of its production Peter and the Wolf, choreographed by Carole Alexis to the music Sergei Prokofiev.

The company will present Of Flowers and Tears (De fleurs et de pleurs) choreographed by Carole Alexis to music by Mario Canonge. The second part of the program features Carole Alexis’ Boléro to the music by Maurice Ravel. Attendance is limited; only guests registered in advance will be admitted.

Carole Alexis Ballet Theatre / Ballet des Amériques are honored again to be part of the eMeLe-K project – the annual cultural homage to Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy curated for Teatro LATEA by Rodger Taylor and Miguel Trelles. Attendance is limited; advance registration is required.

Evenings of Dance in Westchester We are thrilled to announce that the professional company and its dance artists will perform again in the beautiful main floor Gallery space of the historic ArtsWestchester building.

The Dancing Caravan is making a stop in downtown White Plains: Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of new works and audience favorites by Carole Alexis and Ballet des Amériques in the beautiful main floor Gallery space of the historic ArtsWestchester building.

Carole Alexis Ballet Theatre / Ballet des Amériques return to Teatro LATEA for their season finale and are excited to collaborate once again with the amazing team of the theater.

The Conservatory students of Ballet des Amériques will be introduced by a presentation of the dancers of the professional company before performing “Jeux d’enfants” – a set of twelve miniatures composed by Georges Bizet in an original choreography by Carole Alexis.

Carole Alexis Ballet Theatre / Ballet des Amériques are honored and excited to be part of the eMeLe-K project - the annual cultural homage to Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy curated for Teatro LATEA by Rodger Taylor and Miguel Trelles.

Evenings of Dance in Westchester We are thrilled to announce that the professional company and its dance artists will perform for the first time in the beautiful main floor Gallery space of the historic ArtsWestchester building.