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Michigan Ballet Theatre

Pictorial Presentation 

Under the direction of Cornelia Sampson, Michigan Ballet Theatre is quickly gaining a reputation for developing some of the finest dancers in the country.

This page offers a brief pictorial essay and highlights just a few of her company's many success stories.
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Laurel Skousen and Michael Anderson perform in "Spring Waters." Laurel is now a soloist with the Cleveland Ballet.  Michael is a member of the Joffrey Ballet. Both are former students of Cornelia Sampson.
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Ashley Knox received a full scholarship to the School of American Ballet, the official school of the New York City Ballet.


Jennifer Goodman in a performance of "Sleeping Beauty." Jennifer is now a company member of the Joffrey Ballet.
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Company members performing for a cable TV show, "Dance Spotlight." The dancer on the right, Amanda Knox, then 15, became a company member of the New York City Ballet at age 17.

Dancers must attain a high level of proficiency by an early age in order to realize their full potential. Performance opportunities, like those provided by Michigan Ballet Theatre, are an essential part of their development.
Dancer: Eva Trapp
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Michigan Ballet Theatre has become a critical tributary to our national arts community. Why not consider making a tax deductible donation to this unique enclave of talented and dedicated artists?

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