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Eli Del Negro is a mexican-italian bellydancer, currently living in Toronto.
She is definitly one of the very best bellydancers in Mexico.
In Canada
she has performed in places such as Shiraz, Ambrosia, 1001 Nights and Myth  Restaurant.
She's currently searching more places and venues to perform, therefore contact her via this e-mail offering her work.
Currently she has two styles of shows. One, Traditional Bellydance, suits perfectly in Greek, Arabic, Fusion or
Oriental Restaurants and Lounges.
The Other, Modern Bellydance Fusion, is a more energetic, uplifting performance, dancing to the newest trance, house,
and electronic music. This goes perfect in private partys, social and special events, clubs, bars, concerts, etc.
The lenght of the show is usually 25 minutes, sometimes divided in two appearances with different costumes, and it can
be adapted to different settings and audiences.
Her website is still in Spanish (will transate it soon) but meanwhile you might want to see it in order to see her
pictures and videos, getting a more accurate idea of the show she is offering
Here is the link to her youtube account, if you prefer going to the videos directly:
You may also get in touch with her soon, talk more about her shows, and perhaps set the date and time to the
first one of them!
Here is her contact information:
Eli del Negro
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The National Ballet of Canada Challenges Toronto’s Advertising and Design Community
August 7, 2008… The National Ballet of Canada announced today a new marketing initiative involving a group
of Canada's best advertising and design agencies to promote the 2008/09 Season.
GJP Gee Jeffery & Partners, John St., Leo Burnett Company Ltd., Smith Roberts and The George Partnership,
along with the Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) will each create a campaign for a ballet production in the 2008/09
Season. Each agency will donate its time and creative prowess to the National Ballet and the initiatives will be incremental
to the National Ballet's regular advertising.
Each agency was awarded their ballet yesterday during a briefing with Artistic Director, Karen Kain. In The Upper Room will be promoted by Leo Burnett Company
Ltd., The Seagull by OCAD, Innovation by GJP Gee Jeffery & Partners, Romeo and Juliet by Smith Roberts, Giselle by The George Partnership and Carmen by John St. OCAD students of the Graduating Class Advertising Program will complete
the assignment with the guidance of Advertising Chair, Tony Kerr.
Board Member and President of Saffer Group, David Saffer, noted, "We are overwhelmed by the positive response
of the advertising agency community to this initiative. Our research shows us that many more people love the National Ballet
than actually attend its performances, so we wanted to find new ways of reaching out."
The agencies were selected with the assistance of Ian Mirlin, Board Member Suzanne Sauvage and Mr. Saffer. The
agencies had to meet specific criteria such as great creative and strategic reputations, innovative thinking and a passion
for the arts. The agencies reflect a mix of large, medium and small-sized firms.
The 2008/09 season is presented by CTV and The Globe and Mail.
The National Ballet of Canada gratefully acknowledges the ongoing support of the Canada Council for the Arts;
the Ontario Arts Council; the City of Toronto through the Economic Development, Culture and Tourism Department; The Government
of Canada through the Honourable Josée Verner, Minister, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario; the
Ontario Arts Foundation; the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
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Second Soloist Julie Hay Resigns from The National Ballet of Canada to Join Dirty Dancing
August 7, 2008… Karen Kain, Artistic Director, announced today that Second Soloist Julie Hay has resigned
from The National Ballet of Canada to join the cast of Dirty Dancing
– the Classic Story on Stage in the role of Penny. Her first performance will be on August 19, 2008
at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto.
"I am delighted Julie has been offered this exciting opportunity. I wish her much success with this new phase
of her career and thank her for 11 years of wonderful performances," says Ms. Kain.
Toronto-born Ms. Hay studied at the Quinte Ballet School before joining the National Ballet in 1997. She was
promoted to Second Soloist in 2003.
Ms. Hay created the role of Petal in James Kudelka’s Cinderella and danced in a number of world premieres, including James Kudelka’s An Italian Straw Hat, The Contract (The Pied Piper) and The Firebird, John Alleyne’s Tristan and Isolde and Matjash Mrozewski’s Wolf’s Court. Ms. Hay also danced in the company premieres of George
Balanchine’s Stravinsky Violin Concerto,
Jerome Robbins’ Opus 19/The Dreamer and
Glass Pieces and Balanchine’s Don Quixote.
The 2008/09 season is presented by CTV and The Globe and Mail.
The National Ballet of Canada gratefully acknowledges the ongoing support of the Canada Council for the Arts;
the Ontario Arts Council; the City of Toronto through the Economic Development, Culture and Tourism Department; The Government
of Canada through the Honourable Josée Verner, Minister, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario; the
Ontario Arts Foundation; the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
For more information, please contact:
Catherine Chang [ ] Wendy Liebner
Senior Public Relations [ ] Manager Publicity Coordinator
416 345 9686 ext. 302 [ ] 416 345 9686 ext. 332
cchang@national.ballet.ca [ ] wliebner@national.ballet.ca
http://www.national.ballet.ca
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