Weir School of Ballet

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782 DENISON COURT • BLOOMFIELD HILLS 48302

(313) 334-7100

Ballet Master lacob Lascu, Director and
Choreographer of the annual Detroit Symphony
Orchestra and Dance Detroit's production of "The
Nutcracker," will begin teaching his 21st annual
curriculum.

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Thowntown

Fall/Winter classes are scheduled from August 30 -
December 11.

Several openings are now available in ballet
classes ranging from pre-dance to professional
levels. Scholarships are given to qualified
advanced male and female dancers. You are
invited to register by calling (313) 334-7100.

Jacob Lascu, the school's
Director, has taught ballet
for more than 40 years
and has choreographed
numerous ballet produc-
tions world-wide. He is
Artistic Director of Dance
Detroit, resident' company
of Marygrove College, and
founder of the Michigan
Ballet Foundation.

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