It’s time to rock and roll your way to the Koger Center for a one-of-a-kind show experience celebrating one of the most legendary music artists of all time. The Elvis Ballet is premiering at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 13 at the Koger Center for the Arts.
South Carolina Ballet’s executive director, William Starrett, and company dancer, James Velasco, joined WIS Midday to share more about the upcoming show. The duo expressed their excitement for the unique blend of ballet and Elvis Presley’s iconic music.
Starrett mentioned that this performance marks a significant milestone for the South Carolina Ballet and highlights the versatility of ballet as an art form. He emphasized the fusion of Elvis Presley’s music with the grace and beauty of ballet, promising a mesmerizing experience for the audience.
Velasco, a seasoned dancer with the company, conveyed his enthusiasm for interpreting Elvis Presley’s hits through ballet choreography. He described the rigorous preparation and dedication that went into crafting this unique showcase, ensuring that each dance sequence perfectly captures the essence of Elvis’ music.
The Elvis Ballet performance is scheduled for 3 p.m. on April 13 at the Koger Center for the Arts in Columbia, S.C. Audience members can expect a dynamic display of talent, blending the energy of Elvis Presley’s legendary songs with the elegance of ballet. The show promises to be a captivating experience for music and dance enthusiasts alike.
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