10 Large Ballet Slipper Beads - Lg488 - New Release

Size = aprox. 23mm (0.9 inch) tall Holes drilled horizontal with a 2.5-3mm hole diameterquantity = 10 hand painted ceramic beadsDance away with these ballet slipper beads, they're so cute, and so much fun! Made in Peru, each bead is hand crafted so they will vary slightly from one to another. All the beads in this series have exceptional detail!Holes are drilled side to side. Perfect for pendants and focal beads, as well as other jewelry, miniatures, or any crafty endeavor.I also carry the same beads in a smaller size that are great for earrings and making matching sets. (I am adding new beads all the time so if you do not see the listing in the shop send me a message and I will make the beads available to you.)All items in this shop can be ordered in larger quantities. Also some mix and match may be possible depending on the availability and quantity of the beads, just let me know what you are interested in and we can try and make it happen!This line of beads is of exceptional quality.Don't forget to check out the rest of the seriesLOOKING FOR MORE FASHION BEADS - FIND THEM HERE:http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheCraftyBead/search?search_query=CLOTHING&order=date_desc&view_type=gallery&ref=shop_search** FREE SHIPPING FOR ORDERS OVER $100. (Domestic Only) ** Bulk Order (Quantity) Discount Now Available** MORE INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE OFFERS CAN BE FOUND AT THE TOP OF OF THE SHOP PAGE AS WELL AS ON THE SHOP POLICIES PAGE.Happy crafting :-)TCBThe beads represented in this shop are not toys, and are not meant for children 12 and under.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that nearly every lead actor is a special gem, each in his or her own way. As Igor (“It’s pronounced ‘Eye-gore,'” he stresses), the hunchback whose hump moves around, Joey McDaniel is a revelation. He tiptoes across stage, making impish faces while earnestly conniving to get the newly arrived Dr. Frankenstein to follow in his scientist grandfather’s footsteps and create a monster. As Frederick’s ‘touch-me-not’ fiancée Elizabeth, Lindsay Stark seems too aloof in Act 1 as she alternately entices, then disdains his advances. But when she roars into Act 2 (catching Frederick and the lusty Inga atop a table high overhead looking all disheveled and covered with a sheet), she shows her vulnerability. Later she completely brings down the house with her raunchy “Deep Love” number after being seduced by the monster (a very tall, very green, authentically scary-looking Michael D. Reed). Reed, who has operatic training, totally fooled the audience into thinking he was nothing but a strong, dumb monster who grunts and rarely grins. So when he finally gets to sing a few lines in his real voice, the house erupted in cheers.

Leave it to two veteran Peninsula actors to not only nail their roles but make their performances indelible, Check out a deadpan Linda Piccone as Frau Blücher, the “girlfriend/housekeeper” of Frederick’s grandfather; and droll George Mauro playing two roles: Inspector Kemp (who has both a 10 large ballet slipper beads - lg488 wooden left leg and a hard-to-move wooden right arm) and the clueless blind Hermit living in a shack in the forest, Their spot-on portrayals provide some of the show’s biggest laughs, Piccone’s solo of “He Vas My Boyfriend” is a gas, as is Mauro’s inept, poignant Hermit singing “Please Send Me Someone.”..

One small nit is that the Transylvanian accents are all over the place — and often not there at all. It probably doesn’t matter, because Brooks’ zany take on things needs to be understood. Still, it seems a bit strange. Choreographer Jennifer Gorgulho conceived some complicated dance maneuvers for this show (the Russian Cossack dance bit and acrobatics in “Transylvania Mania” and the classy “Putting on the Ritz” in particular), and most are well executed.

What’s particularly charming about the “Young Frankenstein” dance ensemble is that it’s not composed of all reed-thin, showgirl-type dancers, Because the ensemble doubles as regular town folks, as medical 10 large ballet slipper beads - lg488 students and a host of other roles, they are all body types: tall, short, chunky, angular — and that’s a good thing, Lighting — especially the electrical bolts thundering out into the audience during the laboratory experiments — are impressive due to Carolyn Foot’s design, and Grant Huberty’s sound is clear, save for a few miscues at the start on opening night..

The rich new season is marked by beloved “regulars” on the Cal Performances turf — Mark Morris Dance Group, Yo-Yo Ma, the Kronos Quartet and Alvin Ailey American Theater, among others — and some artists audiences have not seen in quite a while, or ever before. Including. Famed German dance company Sasha Waltz and Guests marks its first visit to Cal Performances in a decade to perform Waltz’s 2004 Schubert-inspired work “Impromptus” (Oct. 25). The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra lands for a three-day mini-residency to focus on the works of Berkeley composer John Adams (March 20-22, 2015).

The Australian Ballet brings its new take on Graeme Murphy’s “Swan Lake,” accompanied by the Berkeley Symphony (Oct, 16-19), In the Nile Project, more than a dozen musicians and singers from Sudan, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Uganda team to present an evening of music inspired by the great river and the cultures it has served (Feb, 19, 2015), In a work co-commissioned by Cal Performances, the acclaimed Handspring Puppet Company of South Africa delivers its Apartheid-themed work “Ubu and the Truth Commission,” featuring puppets, 10 large ballet slipper beads - lg488 live actors and animation (May 1-3, 2015)..

Bay Area artists are well-represented in the new season. Steven Schick and the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players will present Project TenFourteen, a four-performance series, interspersed through the season, that will feature world premieres of works from 10 composers — George Crumb, Ken Ueno, De Yun, Agata Zibel, among others — performed alongside contemporary masterworks. The series kicks off Nov. 16. Schick is also the curator of this year’s Cal Performances/Ojai Music Festival collaboration, Ojai North, coming in Berkeley in June.

And Bay Area composers/musicians Amy X Neuburg and Paul Dresher will perform newly commissioned works from 10 composers in a world premiere multimedia work titled “They Will Have Been So Beautiful: Songs and Images of Now” (Dec, 5-6), The season kicks off Aug, 12 with Yo-Yo Ma tackling the sizable UC Berkeley Greek Theatre on his own, performing selections Bach’s Solo Cello Suites, Subscription packages range from $63-$353 and go 10 large ballet slipper beads - lg488 on sale Friday, Individual tickets will go on sale in August, Contact 510-642-9988 or www.calperformances.org..

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