Philadelphia Ballet unveils plans for an expanded home on North Broad Street
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金曜日, 8月 19, 2022
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Philadelphia Ballet is pleased to announce that it will soon break ground on an expansion that will complete its home, the Philadelphia Ballet Center for Dance. Expanding dramatically on the company's current footprint of the Louise Reed Center for Dance on North Broad Street, the five-story Center for Dance will feature new rehearsal studios, performance spaces, administrative offices, community gathering areas, and state-of-the-art capabilities for dance training, community education, programming, and events.
Key Points:
- The new and expanded Center for Dance represents the first phase of an unprecedented campaign to foster the continued growth, vitality, and artistry of Philadelphia Ballet.
- ft. to the company's current space at the Louise Reed Center for Dance on North Broad Street.
- Founded in 1963 by Barbara Weisberger, a protg of George Balanchine, Philadelphia Ballet is one of the nation's premier ballet companies and a true cultural treasure of Philadelphia.
- The School of Philadelphia Ballet offers the highest caliber dance education of any program in the Greater Philadelphia area.