A Peek Behind the Scenes of Our May Cover Photo 

Our cover dancers are (l-r)  Kylie Tobin, Claire Powell, behind Claire Powell-Emma Millard, Scarlett San Andres Rivers, Chloe Powell, Annabel Flores, Claire Cleveland, Martina Flores, and Tabatha Uldrich. 

In a celebration of the artistry and grace of ballet, local photographer, Aaron Brewer, recently collaborated with Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company  Executive Director, Edmond Cooper and dancers from the esteemed local children’s dance theater. The result? “Manèges.” A captivating cover photo that beautifully encapsulates the spirit of the ballet. 

During the photo session, the dancers gracefully showcased their talent, while their well-loved ballet shoes, each telling a story of dedication and passion, took center stage. The varying stages of wear and tear on the shoes not only speak to the dedication of the dancers but also add layers of depth and authenticity to the image. 

What sets this cover photo apart is its unique approach. While the dancers remain faceless and nameless, the focus is solely on their artistry and the timeless beauty of ballet. This deliberate choice invites viewers to immerse themselves fully in the emotion and movement captured in the photograph. 

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Edmond Cooper whose dedication to ballet has allowed so many local youth the opportunity to participate in these productions with professional dancers, and to Aaron Brewer, an exceptional photographer, whose collaborative efforts brought this vision to life. Their commitment to excellence and passion for the arts shines through in every detail of this stunning image. 

This cover photo serves as a tribute to the enduring magic of ballet and the unwavering dedication of those who bring it to life on stage. It is a testament to the power of art to inspire, uplift, and unite us all.

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