In ballet, the Cambré back is a beautiful and expressive movement that involves gracefully arching the spine backward. It adds depth and elegance to a dancer’s performance, allowing for breathtaking lines and a sense of fluidity. However, executing a Cambré back requires proper technique, control, and attention to detail. Here are some tips from Ms. Melissa Stanford to help you master this captivating ballet movement! #rockschoolfordanceeducation | The Rock School for Dance

Balanchine's choreography shares the angst of Shakespeare's mismatched lovers in A Midsummer Night's Dream so exquisitely, it's easy to understand why this dream of a ballet continues to delight PNB audiences for going on four decades! In this clip, Hermia is performed by Rachel Foster, Lysander by Benjamin Griffiths, Helena by Lindsi Dec, Demetrius by William Lin-Yee, and Jonathan Porretta as Puck. Join us! Tickets & Info >> https://bit.ly/MSNDPNB50 | Pacific Northwest Ballet