Storytelling at its best.
- NY Theatre Now
Synopsis
From 1854 to 1929, over 150,000 abandoned and neglected children boarded trains bound for the new West in search of a home. Our ballet follows Rev. Charles Brace, founder of the New York Children's Aid Society, as he crafts a future for Bessie, Mamie and sisters Susie and Dorothy.
Congratulations for an inspirational, educational and fitting tribute. In eight beautiful scenes, the narrative ballet tells this moving and heartbreaking story, wonderfully conveyed by this fine company of actor/dancers who with a look or a gesture augment the excellent choreography.
- NY International Fringe Festival Review
Map & Directions
By train: You can reach us from any of the train lines below. Select one for more information:
2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, F, R
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By bus: B26, B37, B38, B41, B51, B52, B54, B61, B67 or B75.
Merchandise
Available for pre-order:
$27 - Short-sleeved and long-sleeved t-shirts
$55 - Hoodies
$10 - Magnets
Youth and adult sizes
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Email info@covenantballetorg
Sponsors
Artistic Staff & Dancers
Rebeccah Brann
Mrs. Smith
Midwest Couple
Amanda Brewster
Mamie's Grandmother
Roberto Facchin
Diamond Caper
Mamie's Mother's Boyfriend
Mr. Arnold
Rev. Charles Brace (11/10)
Colleen Rivera (Fechner)
Diamond Caper
Midwest Woman
Kristin Licata
(Artistic Assistant)
Mrs. Arnold
Jai Perez
Diamond Caper
Drunken Father
Mr. Smith
Kate Reyes
Diamond Caper
Mamie
Tanya Trombly
Diamond Caper
Mamie's Mother
Mrs. Bailey
Joseph Tudisco
Diamond Caper
Mr. Bailey
Matthew Westerby
Rev. Charles Brace (11/9)
Students:
Catelina Alston, Milena Barrientos, Hannah Bolski, Dorothy Brann, Irving Brann, Tehilah Brann, Verdinah Brann, Jasmine Duru (alumna), Quetzali Espino, Ermy Francois, Alessandra Gamez, Laura Holmes, Max Karanevskii, Emily Kau, Jenna Lemmon, Jaclyn Li, Alelia Ollivierre, Anna Taran, Nino Tsertsvadze, Mariami Vibliani, Calista Wu, Yesica Yang, London Young