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Sarasota Ballet introduces new ballet master James Jordan

The special luncheon was held at Michael's On East.


  • By Nick Reichert
  • | 12:00 a.m. March 9, 2015
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The Sarasota Ballet introduced their new ballet master James Jordan at a special luncheon at Michael's On East to donors and area ballet enthusiasts. 

James Jordan and Lydia Landa
James Jordan and Lydia Landa
David Ricketts and Vicki Winter
David Ricketts and Vicki Winter
Frank Cerullo and Janet Ginn
Frank Cerullo and Janet Ginn
Jean Huber and Kate Couchat
Jean Huber and Kate Couchat
The Sarasota Ballet luncheon at Michael's On East
The Sarasota Ballet luncheon at Michael's On East
Mike and Carla Miller and Laurie Fitch
Mike and Carla Miller and Laurie Fitch
Robert Madill and Suzanne McKellips
Robert Madill and Suzanne McKellips
Sandy Cowing and Marlene Kitchell
Sandy Cowing and Marlene Kitchell
Sue Gordon and Pat Klugherz
Sue Gordon and Pat Klugherz
Thea Beard and Suzanna Freund
Thea Beard and Suzanna Freund

 

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