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William Lin-Yee is dancing in Giselle in Nagoya, Japan

Per the press release: http://www.balletnext.com/press-release-january-17-2019

Ballet West announced the programming for next season: https://balletwest.org/uncategorized/ballet-wests-55th-season-brims-with-energy-magic-and-drama Looks like an ambitious season, including the full program of Jewels, Swan Lake, and Cranko's Onegin.

Roy Kaiser, formerly with Pennsylvania Ballet, has been appointed the new Artistic Director. http://nevadaballet.org/Media/Press-Release

@ABT Fan - https://www.instagram.com/usinternationalballet/ The quote above is from their very first post on IG.

I wonder if this is the attempted rebirth of ANB: Instagram post from U.S. International Ballet: "The U.S. International Ballet is leading the American waive (sic) of bringing health and diversity to ballet! Dancers are chosen for passion and talent, never for a specific body type. Diversity is celebrated! Join us at the U.S. International ballet - where your dance dreams can come true!" The company description sounds exceedingly similar to ANB's. I can't locate a web-site for them yet; according to the Instagram description, they are based out of Wilmington, NC.

Anthony Krutzkamp has been appointed as Executive Director: http://www.sacballet.org/sacramento-ballet-announces-new-executive-director/ it will be interesting to watch the development and direction of this company in the next few years.

The Sacramento Ballet has announced a new Artistic Director beginning the 2018-1019 season - Amy Seiwert. http://www.sacballet.org/sacramento-ballet-announces-new-artistic-director-20182019-season/

A few Houston Ballet alums in the mix. https://www.balletmet.org/meet-new-1718-company-dancers/