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Magical show features a whirlwind of colour and the return of an international star

Liz Wylie
By Liz Wylie
Multimedia Journalist, Whanganui Chronicle·Whanganui Chronicle·
22 Apr, 2021 05:00 PMQuick Read

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Whanganui Ballet & Dance Academy will present The Fairies' Ball at The Prince Edward Auditorium this weekend. Photo / Steve Caudwell

Whanganui Ballet & Dance Academy will present The Fairies' Ball at The Prince Edward Auditorium this weekend. Photo / Steve Caudwell

There will be magic on stage at the Prince Edward Auditorium this weekend.

Whanganui Ballet & Dance Academy will present The Fairies' Ball - a magical ballet with favourite Disney characters.

Director Anna Chandulal said the production was a dance fest featuring Belle and the Beast, The Grinch, Red Riding Hood, The White Cat and Puss n Boots, Maleficent and Tinkerbelle - all characters that have delighted audiences in previous productions.

"There are 80 dancers performing in The Fairies' Ball.

"They are aged from 5 through to 20 and they have all been working very hard at rehearsals."

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Chandulal said the show would be "a whirlwind of colour" featuring traditional ballet and contemporary dance that will appeal to all members of families for a school holiday treat.

The show will also feature a live violinist and pianist and guest dancer Amelia Chandulal-Mackay, formally of Milwaukee Ballet and Oklahoma City Ballet.

The Fairies' Ball: Prince Edward Auditorium, Wanganui Collegiate School, Saturday, April 24, at 5pm and Sunday, April 25, at 2pm. Book at Royal Whanganui Opera House, 06 349 0511. Door sales available.

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