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Wednesday, November 11, 2026Nov 11

Ballet Tennessee presents Spring Festival of Dance

LeRonnie Ervin will perform the role of Prince Siegfried, and Odette will be danced by Hannah Locke in the performance of "Swan Lake," Act II.
LeRonnie Ervin will perform the role of Prince Siegfried, and Odette will be danced by Hannah Locke in the performance of "Swan Lake," Act II. LeRonnie Ervin will perform the role of Prince Siegfried, and Odette will be danced by Hannah Locke in the performance of "Swan Lake," Act II.

Ballet Tennessee Primary Recital

Ballet Tennessee Primary Recital, an end-of-year performance for students ages 3 to 8, will be held Saturday, May 26, at 2 p.m. in Center for Creative Arts, 1301 Dallas Road.Ballet Tennessee’s Primary division is composed of creative movement, pre-ballet and primary ballet classes. This division is committed to the joyous exploration of dance, where children are guided to learn by example and repetition.Tickets for this recital are $12 if purchased in advance on Eventbrite.The Center for Creative Arts Box Office will open one hour prior to the performance. Tickets purchased at the box office are $15.

An alumnus of Ballet Tennessee’s summer dance program will return to town this weekend to perform in Ballet Tennessee’s Spring Festival of Dance.

LeRonnie Ervin, a graduate of Ballet Tennessee’s Talent Identification Program and a student in the Alabama School of Fine Arts, will dance the part of Prince Siegfried in Act II of “Swan Lake.” His partner will be Hannah Locke, Ballet Tennessee principal dancer, as Odette.

The Ballet Tennessee Spring Festival of Dance will begin at 7 p.m. at the Center for Creative Arts, 1301 Dallas Road.

The performance will showcase students from VanCura Ballet Conservatory, the official school of Ballet Tennessee, and the Ballet Tennessee Company, under the director of Anna Van Cura. The evening will include performances in many different genres of dance as well as the featured excerpt from “Swan Lake.”