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Gabrielle Lamb – Upcoming Works in NYC

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The work of choreographer Gabrielle Lamb, Full Circles, will take the stage in New Chamber Ballet‘s season finale this summer in New York. Lamb wrote for an email newsletter, “New Chamber Ballet performs with seating in the round, a unique arrangement that challenged me to look at my choreography from a 360 perspective.  Please join us June 7th (8pm) and 8th (7:30pm) in New York CIty Center’s Studio 5, and arrive early to get a seat in the inner circle.”

CelloPointe will perform a brand-new creation by Lamb in New York City, entitled Dandelion Clocks. You can buy tickets to this performance here.

Learn more about Gabrielle Lamb here.

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