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A collection of 4 issues

Covenant Ballet Theater Looking For Funds To Recover From Sandy

Dance scholarship recipient, Mikhail Calliste, and CBTB Artistic Director, Marla Hirokawa. (Photo courtesy of Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn, Inc., 2010)The Covenant Ballet Theater of Brooklyn [/dance-scholarships-available-to-boys-and-girls-alike/], a non-profit dance academy, needs your help. Needing $19,000 to restore its facilities to pre-Sandy conditions secure a new space, CBT

Dancing and Doggies – Come Out To A Rescuethon!

Come join our friends Covenant Ballet Theatre and the Sean Casey Animal Rescue Project for a great day in the park on Satuday, May 5. Walk your dogs and raise some cash for two local non-profits. But sign up soon, registration ends on May 4. Register online at www.cbtrescueathon.

Original Art In Southern Brooklyn? Check With Covenant

Red Scare, Photo: Barry YanowitzI hear from many of my fellow Brooklynites, usually the Wisconsin-born hipster of the north, that Southern Brooklyn is a cultural wasteland. “There’s no dance. There’s no theater. There’s no music. There’s no food worth a damn.” Frankly, they’re wrong. We

Covenant Dances out of the Bay

(Photo by Ray Johnson) Since 1987, Covenant Dance Studio, now operating as the non-profit Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn [http://www.covenantballet.org/academy.html] taught dancing to local area students. Recently, they have had to replace their Bay dancing shoes with Midwood ones. Lucie Santoro, Project Manager, said that