June 24 performance at Vanier Hall written by former P.G. resident Amy Beeman to include 117 young local dancers
A children’s ballet based on a book written by Prince George native Amy Beeman is coming to Vanier Hall on Saturday, June 24.
“The ballet will provide audiences with a unique and enchanting way to experience the magic of Unwrap Your Dreams while being entertained by the stunning performances of these talented dancers,” said Beeman, who grew up dancing under Russell’s instruction, starting when she was five. The 16-page rhyming book delves into the dreams of children and the limitless possibilities that come from them. It encourages children to believe anything is possible if they just look for the gifts around them. Beeman’s adopted nine-year-old son Stanley, who moved to Canada from Haitii when he was six, had bad dreams and got scared by them and she used that as the theme for the book.
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