Tampa Ballet Theatre's Romantic Pas De Deux Performance
Sun Feb 15, 12:00 PM - Sun Feb 15, 12:00 PM

Valentine’s Day is for celebrating the people we love in our lives. This February, Tampa Ballet Theatre would like to invite the public, to the first ever, Romantic Pas De Deux performance to celebrate some of the best love stories in ballet. The performance will be held on February 15th, at 3:00pm at 12720 Dupont Circle, Tampa 33626 in unit A6. There is a limited amount of tickets available for $15 per person. Tickets can be purchased by calling (813) 814-0587.
The Romantic Pas De Deux performance is going to be an intimate setting where guests will experience chocolate fondue, hors d’ oeuvres, and an afternoon enjoying some of the most famous romantic pas de deux of classical ballet. The pas de deux being performed include Romeo and Juliet, Don Quixote, and Swan Lake. Guests can expect to be swept off their feet by Romeo and Juliet, in awe by Don Quixote, and fall in love all over again with Swan Lake. Also being performed is Cupid from Don Quixote, Corps and Four Swans from Swan Lake, and Variation de Manon.
“I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to stage scenes from Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet, and Don Quixote,” states Lindsay Clark, Artistic Director of Tampa Ballet Theatre and owner of the ballet school Tampa Bay Ballet, “Each is a unique love story; they all show different sides of love. Love is already a complex emotion; sometimes it is just easier to dance it then to try to explain it. That is why people love these pieces, because it speaks everything that they can’t put into words about love.”
Tampa Ballet Theatre is a non-profit professional ballet company in the Tampa Bay Area and has been since 2012. The mission of the Tampa Ballet Theatre is to educate, entertain, and broaden the outlook of the community through the world of classical and contemporary ballet. The company prides itself in preserving the classical masterpieces of previous centuries while creating new contemporary and classical productions for the Greater Tampa Bay area. Tampa Ballet Theatre engages itself in community functions