Tuesday, October 10, 2017

A Ballet Company Without Dancers (So Far)

"Indianapolis City Ballet, founded in 2009 by the late Robert Hesse and now led by his son Kevin, presents an alternate paradigm: start with building an audience. After several attempts to sustain a professional company in Indianapolis failed, Hesse and his team are experimenting with a new model: a non-profit producing organization that seeks to bolster the city's dance community by sponsoring events like gala performances, master classes and competitions."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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