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| 1989 |
- EFB performs Strauss Ball for the first time - at end of season, 5 dancers leave to join the apprentice training program of 'Les Grands Ballet Canadiens' |
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| 1988 |
- Hanne Livingstone appointed Artistic Co-ordinator of the company - Lambros Lambrou becomes resident guest teacher - Performed 2nd self-sponsored show entitled "High Pointe" choreographed by Mr. Lambrou featured 2 principal guest dancers from the Indianapolis Ballet Theatre - Performances in Athabasca, Red Deer, and Rocky Mountain House - Company invited by Edmonton Opera to perform in "Aida" with choreography set by Mr. Lambrou - Company sets new record of seven new pieces to be set by seven different choreographers |
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| 1987 |
- A season of mixed repertoire - Record 5 mini-shows performed to schools in Edmonton and Alberta |
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| 1986 |
- Company is officially incorporated as a registered non-profit society - Company performs for Inner City Schools; show sponsored by Alberta Youth Year Secretariat - R. Clinton Rothwell appointed as Artistic Director - Fall performance at Arden Theatre in St. Albert is the first self sponsored show by the company. - Mr. Rothwell sets 4 new pieces |
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| 1985 |
- Company name changed to "Edmonton Festival Ballet" - Paula Cake choreographs "Alberta Story" with original music by Cindy Oxley - David Adams sets Swan Lake Act 2 - David Adams and Maria Bokor act as joint Artistic Directors |
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| 1984 |
- Three company dancers compete in the International Dance Competition in Helsinki, Finland, with sponsorship by Alberta Foundation of Performing Arts. - David Adams sets "Les Sylphides" on the company. - First matinee performance for academic schools at the Jubilee Auditorium |
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| 1983 |
- First company appearance at the Jubilee Auditorium in collaboration with dancers from Cheremosh in "Coppelia". Guest roles taken by David Adams and Scott Harris of Alberta Ballet - Performance at Viennese Ball - Tour of rural Alberta |
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| 1982 | - First rural tour of the company to Camrose, Fort McMurray, Ponoka, and Wetaskiwin | ||
| 1981 | - Margaret Flynn, Hanne Livingstone together with Senior Staff of the Edmonton School of Ballet form a small performing group called "The Young Dancers of Alberta" | ||
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