Ballet&Beyond Presents COPPELIA

June 11th & 12th
Seminole Theatre
18 N. Krome Avenue, Homestead, FL, US

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Coppelia is a fun comic story Ballet for all ages. It is set in a small village in Poland at the end of the 18th Century. It is about Dr. Coppelius, a doll maker and his mysterious daughter (a doll) Coppelia who cause a fight between Suanhilda a beautiful peasant girl who is engaged to marry Franz. Franz sees this beautiful girl (the doll) and falls in love with her. Swanhilda, jealous sneaks into Dr. Coppelius’ house with her friends and they realize she is a doll. Franz appears, but Suanhilda decides to dress up as Coppelia. Dr. Coppelius returns and sees Franz in his house. He offers him beer, gets him drunk and knocks him out. Dr. Coppelius takes his soul and puts it into Coppelias. Dr. Coppelius is fooled by Suanhilda and thinks his mechanical doll has come to life, but the lovers are reunited and Dr. Coppelius is very sad. The following day the couple is married and everyone celebrates the wedding. Even Dr. Coppelius.

Ballet&Beyond is a ballet Academy where each dancer is introduced from a very young age to the proper classical ballet technique in a loving environment. Small individualized classes have gotten our students into prestigious summer programs and into the finals of competitions such as YAGP and UBC.

For more information go to http://www.balletandbeyond.com , instagram/facebook @balletbeyonddance or call 305.926.0596

Saturday, June, 11th 6:30 PM

Sunday, June, 12th 1:00 PM

Sunday, June, 12th 6:00 PM

 

 

Tickets are also available at the Seminole Theatre box office, 786-650-2073 or 18 N Krome Ave, Homestead, FL (Tues-Sat 12-5pm)

All sales are final. There are no refunds for any reason except event cancellation.

Please note: This production, meeting or event is not presented or produced by the Seminole Theatre, Oak View Group or the City of Homestead. The Seminole Theatre acts as a rental venue for groups and promoters of all types. The production values, views and opinions do not reflect those of the Seminole Theatre.

 

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