Mikhailovsky Ballet s Adrian Blake Mitchell Hosts Dance Talks & Master Class For Westside Ballet
An alumnus of the ballet school, Mitchell offered to teach a class to support Westside Ballet s boys ballet program.by BWW News Desk
Adrian Blake Mitchell, professional male ballet dancer at the Mikhailovsky Ballet Company, will livestream both a Master Class and also will host Westside Ballet s Dance Talks series - Zooming from St. Petersburg on President s Day, Monday February 15, in honor of Black History Month and to support Westside Ballet s ongoing Crisis Relief Fund.
An alumnus of the ballet school, Mitchell offered to teach a class to support Westside Ballet s boys ballet program and as well to share his professional ballet journey as a part of Westside Ballet s newest installment in their Dance Talks series. The Master Class will run from 9:30-10:50am on the President s Day National Holiday and will be offered at $15 for participants not currently enrolled at Westside
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A plaque was unveiled in Abermule to remember 100 years since the railway disaster on January 26, 1921. Pic: Network Rail A memorial plaque to remember the 17 people who died in the Abermule train collision, which happened 100 years ago today, has been unveiled. On January 26, 1921, two trains collided head-on on the Cambrian line, killing 17 people in what remains one of the biggest rail collisions in the UK. To mark the centenary, wreaths have been laid in the village on behalf of Network Rail, Abermule with Llandyssil Community Council, Powys County Council and Machynlleth Town Council. A commemorative plaque, sponsored by Network Rail, Transport for Wales & Abermule with Llandyssil Community Council, has also been donated to the community, remembering those who lost their lives.
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