Ballet West is working with Utah Educators to enhance the learning opportunities for Utah students. Throughout the year, they will be offering virtual learning offerings to assist teachers in helping their students connect to core curriculum concepts, life skills, and career and college readiness through the arts.
Ballet West is pleased to offer Virtual Learning opportunities for our In-theatre presentations for Students and Teachers along with our online Getting the Pointe workshops, to access in the comfort of your own space. These offerings are offered free of charge and are reserved for Teachers and their students exclusively and not the general public.
For more information and passwords to access our password-protected offerings, please contact Peter Christie at pchristie@balletwest.org
To access programming through the Utah Education and Telehealth Network/Reimagine Teaching visit the website below.
Utah Education and Telehealth Network/Reimagine Teaching
Ballet West production of Snow White
Ballet West brings one of the most beloved fairy tales to life. This lively and entertaining performance of Snow White will provide proof that there’s more than one way to help our children understand how and why a classic fairy tale becomes a “classic.” This hour-long performance is presented in two Acts. Both English and Spanish versions with closed captioning are available.
Snow White (English Version with Closed Captioning)
Snow White (Spanish Version with Closed Captioning)
Study guides are available for this offering and we recommend this for all grades, k-12.
This particular presentation will only be available to teachers through mid-December of 2020.
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