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Guest Artists

Greensboro Ballet is a small professional company, supported by the School of Greensboro Ballet's students and company members, but also with guest artists for our larger productions. The Ballet has had numerous guest artists appear alongside our own professional dancers and SGB students over our long history. 

We have also hosted several Gala and other collaborative performances, like our Stars of American Dance, Celebrate Spring performance, and our 30th Anniversary Gala, to name a few.  Greensboro Ballet (at that time called the Civic Ballet Theatre) also hosted a fundraising gala performance featuring Mikhail Baryshnikov!

Mikhail Baryshnikov

Civic Ballet Theatre's (our former name) Guild hosted a Gala performance in the 1980's featuring Mr. Baryshnikov.

Julie Kent

Danced the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy in our 2001 Gala Nutcracker

Ethan Stiefel

Danced the role of Cavalier in our 2001 Gala Nutcracker

Ana Sophia Scheller

Former NY City Ballet principal that performed the Black Swan in our Celebrate Spring performance in 2012.

Gonzalo Garcia

NY City Balet Principal, Garcia performed the Black Swan pas de deux with Ana Sophia Scheller in our Celebrate Spring. Photo: Henry Leutwyler

Brooklyn Mack

At the time, one of Dance Magazine's Top 25, Mack performed in the Le Corsaire pas de trois, staged by Anna Marie Holmess, in our Celebrate Spring.

Maki Onuki and Brooklyn Mack

Both artists performed the Le Corsaire variation as guests (from Washington Ballet in Celebrate Spring. Photo: Steve Vaccariello

Jonathan Jordan

Guest from Washington Ballet (in 2012), performed in a variation from Le Corsaire in our Celebrate Spring. © Brianne Bland

Stella Abrera

ABT Soloist (at the time), Abrera performed as our Sugar Plum Fairy in our 2011 The Nutcracker.

Sascha Radetsky

Becoming popular from the movie, "Center Stage," Radetsky performed as the Cavalier in our Nutcracker with other ABT soloist & wife, Stella Abrera.

Ursula Kendall-Johnson & Juel D. Lane

Lane and Kendall-Johnson performed contemporary pieces in our Stars of American Dance as part of 17 Days.

Anna Porter

Performed the lead role of Swanhilda in our 2017 production of George Skibine's Coppelia.

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