59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center

By on Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 4:51 pm

Orlando Ballet's Vampire's Ball at Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre features choreography by artistic director Robert Hill. It's a hauntingly beautiful showcase of fantastical vampires, zombies and ghouls intertwined in a dark love story.

10/16/2014
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
Thuyvi Gates
59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
Thuyvi Gates
59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
Thuyvi Gates
59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
Thuyvi Gates
59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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59 haunting scenes from Orlando Ballet's 'Vampire's Ball' at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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