Junior principal dancers headline Friends of The Sarasota Ballet luncheon

The luncheon was held on April 11.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 10:02 p.m. April 13, 2022
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The Friends of The Sarasota Ballet celebrated two new junior principal dancers during its final Showcase Luncheon of the season on April 11.

Marijana Dominis and Richard House were the stars of the luncheon as both have recently been promoted to being junior principal dancers for the upcoming 2022-23 season.

Members of the volunteer organization mingled and became acquainted with the pair before sitting down for the program. 

Jason Ettore then led a Q&A session with the Dominis and House as the program's main entertainment. 

Junior principals Marijana Dominis and Richard House with Patricia Golemme and Sarasota Ballet director Iain Webb
Junior principals Marijana Dominis and Richard House with Patricia Golemme and Sarasota Ballet director Iain Webb
Sara Robinson, Micki Kastel and Lisa Wicks
Sara Robinson, Micki Kastel and Lisa Wicks
Bob Griffiths, Anne Roberts and David Eichlin
Bob Griffiths, Anne Roberts and David Eichlin
Richard Carroll and Darlene Carroll
Richard Carroll and Darlene Carroll
The event was held April 11.
The event was held April 11.
Priscilla Adams, Meliss Swenson and Margaret Levinson
Priscilla Adams, Meliss Swenson and Margaret Levinson
Laurie Fitch and Katie Couchot
Laurie Fitch and Katie Couchot
Linda Domenico, Lauren Ann Walsh and Laura Feder
Linda Domenico, Lauren Ann Walsh and Laura Feder
Linda Domenico, Lauren Ann Walsh and Laura Feder
Linda Domenico, Lauren Ann Walsh and Laura Feder
Lynda Dorey and Richard Johnson
Lynda Dorey and Richard Johnson
Patricia Belote and Sara Robinson
Patricia Belote and Sara Robinson
Friends of The Sarasota Ballet board
Friends of The Sarasota Ballet board

 

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