The Carreno Dance Festival Luncheon featuring Peter Stark

  • By Black Tie Staff
  • | 3:30 p.m. June 22, 2011
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Peter Stark will reveal how he prepares his dancers to WIN and obtain scholarships to the major dance organization in the World. Several of his dancers are scholarship winners at Carreno Dance Festival Summer Intensive, at Sarasota Opera House, August 4 - 27, 2011.
Mike Ash, Nicoletta Lanese, Jewel Ash and Katelyn Chin
Mike Ash, Nicoletta Lanese, Jewel Ash and Katelyn Chin
Guest speaker Peter Stark and Dara Nicole
Guest speaker Peter Stark and Dara Nicole
Nancy Blackburn, Robert De Warren and Jewel Ash
Nancy Blackburn, Robert De Warren and Jewel Ash
Sandy Cowing, Donald Plumleigh and Cece Dwyer
Sandy Cowing, Donald Plumleigh and Cece Dwyer
Donna De Poalo with her daughter, Dara Nicole
Donna De Poalo with her daughter, Dara Nicole
Donna Maytham, Caroll Michels and Andrea Zucker
Donna Maytham, Caroll Michels and Andrea Zucker
Donald Plumleigh and Charlotte Ryan
Donald Plumleigh and Charlotte Ryan
Bobbye Schott, Charlotte Ryan and Carol Arscott
Bobbye Schott, Charlotte Ryan and Carol Arscott
Guest speaker Peter Stark and Robert De Warren
Guest speaker Peter Stark and Robert De Warren
Terri Von Wood and Liz Bergmann
Terri Von Wood and Liz Bergmann

 

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