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Huntsville Ballet dancers perform during rehearsal for Dancers’ Choice, an intimate in-studio performance series running Feb. 13–15. (Huntsville Ballet Company/Facebook)

Huntsville Ballet continues its 62nd season with Dancers’ Choice, an intimate series of in-studio performances that showcases the creativity and versatility of the company’s professional dancers.

The performances will take place Feb. 13–15 inside Studio 4 at Huntsville Ballet, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience dance just feet away from the performers. The studio setting creates a personal, immersive atmosphere unlike traditional stage productions.

Dancers’ Choice allows company members to choreograph and perform original works alongside excerpts from classical favorites, blending ballet with contemporary styles and diverse movement.

“The studio environment allows audiences to experience dance in a very personal way,” said Artistic Director Phillip Otto. “It’s equally enjoyed by seasoned ballet enthusiasts and those attending their first performance.”

The program will feature selections from well-known ballets including Romeo and JulietLa Sylphide, and Stage Door Canteen, as well as three original works choreographed by Cathy Curry and company dancers Abby Callahan and Daria Kasuska.

Each performance concludes with a post-show meet-and-greet, giving audience members the chance to speak directly with dancers and directors, ask questions about the choreography and learn more about the creative process behind the performances.

Because the shows take place in the studio, seating is limited for each performance.

Showtimes and Ticket Information

Performances are scheduled for Friday, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.; and Sunday, Feb. 15 at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

The performances will be held at Huntsville Ballet Studios, 800 Regal Drive SW, with free parking available.

Tickets are $37 for all seats and are available online at huntsvilleballet.org/tickets.

Huntsville Ballet attracts audiences from across North Alabama and the Tennessee Valley and features 13 professional dancers, along with pre-professional and junior company members and guest artists.

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