FINE ARTS CABARET
BLANKENSHIP CABARET THEATRE
The Blankenship Ballet Company has evolved its wildly successful Cuban Ballet & Dance series by creating the new Blankenship Cabaret Theatre, which premiered on March 31st 2012 to a "standing room only" audience.
Based upon the positive audience response as well as the overwhelming demand for tickets, Blankenship Cabaret Theatre returns for two (2) performances:
August 3rd 2012 & August 4th 2012 &
Seating shall be limited to three hundred fifty (350) guests for each performance.
Blankenship Cabaret Theatre invites you to an extraordinary theatre experience at Blankenship Ballet's beautiful and eclectic Moulin Rouge-inspired Fine Arts Cabaret in Blankenship Ballet's Grand Ballroom at the Fabled Alexandria Hotel located on 'gallery row' in the 'historic core' of downtown Los Angeles.
Celebrate on the evenings of June 15th & June 16th 2012 along with luminous 'world class' performers, artists, actors, dancers and musicians performing Cabaret Theatre uniquely blended from Opera, Ballet, World Dance & Music "up close and personal" in a grand arts venue in an "in-the-round" exotic and sensual Cabaret Theatre performance where the performing artists are "close enough to touch".
BRAVO 'TOP CHEF' ILAN HALL of "The Gorbals" will offer specially created gourmet cuisine and delicacies as well as a full bar.
Blankenship Cabaret Theatre will be a truly memorable and endearing evening---a unique and rarefied artistic exhibition of entertaining Fine Arts performed by luminous performing artists in an historic artistic venue.....accompanied by delicious cuisine and luscious libations.....
Date: August 3rd 2012
&
August 4th 2012 &
Time: 8:00 pm
Location: Blankenship Ballet Ballroom at Alexandria, 501 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, California USA 90013
Ticket Prices:
$30.00 in advance.
$40.00 in advance with Gorbals' Snacks
Purchase tickets here
or
CALL: 1-86-MY-BALLET (1-866-922-5538)
or
EMAIL: blankenshipcabarettheatre@gmail.com or info@blankenshipcabarettheatre.com
The Blankenship Ballet Company has evolved its wildly successful Cuban Ballet & Dance series by creating the new Blankenship Cabaret Theatre, which premiered on March 31st 2012 to a "standing room only" audience.
Based upon the positive audience response as well as the overwhelming demand for tickets, Blankenship Cabaret Theatre returns for two (2) performances:
August 3rd 2012 & August 4th 2012 &
Seating shall be limited to three hundred fifty (350) guests for each performance.
Blankenship Cabaret Theatre invites you to an extraordinary theatre experience at Blankenship Ballet's beautiful and eclectic Moulin Rouge-inspired Fine Arts Cabaret in Blankenship Ballet's Grand Ballroom at the Fabled Alexandria Hotel located on 'gallery row' in the 'historic core' of downtown Los Angeles.
Celebrate on the evenings of June 15th & June 16th 2012 along with luminous 'world class' performers, artists, actors, dancers and musicians performing Cabaret Theatre uniquely blended from Opera, Ballet, World Dance & Music "up close and personal" in a grand arts venue in an "in-the-round" exotic and sensual Cabaret Theatre performance where the performing artists are "close enough to touch".
BRAVO 'TOP CHEF' ILAN HALL of "The Gorbals" will offer specially created gourmet cuisine and delicacies as well as a full bar.
Blankenship Cabaret Theatre will be a truly memorable and endearing evening---a unique and rarefied artistic exhibition of entertaining Fine Arts performed by luminous performing artists in an historic artistic venue.....accompanied by delicious cuisine and luscious libations.....
Date: August 3rd 2012
&
August 4th 2012 &
Time: 8:00 pm
Location: Blankenship Ballet Ballroom at Alexandria, 501 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, California USA 90013
Ticket Prices:
$30.00 in advance.
$40.00 in advance with Gorbals' Snacks
Purchase tickets here
or
CALL: 1-86-MY-BALLET (1-866-922-5538)
or
EMAIL: blankenshipcabarettheatre@gmail.com or info@blankenshipcabarettheatre.com
Location:
Blankenship Ballet at Alexandria
501 South Spring Street
Los Angeles, California 90013
Directions:
View Larger Map
Parking:
Valet Parking / ample parking in lots located at the Alexandria and adjacent to the Alexandria
Food:
BRAVO 'TOP CHEF' ILAN HALL of "The Gorbals" will offer specially created gourmet cuisine and delicacies as well as a full bar.
Full Bar
Blankenship Cabaret Theatre will be a truly memorable and endearing evening---a unique and rarefied artistic exhibition of entertaining Fine Arts performed by luminous performing artists in an historic artistic venue.....accompanied by delicious cuisine and luscious libations.....
ABOUT THE VENUE: THE ALEXANDRIA HOTEL
The Alexandria Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, California, which in its heyday from 1911 to 1922, was the scene of speeches by U.S. Presidents William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson and Gen. John J. Pershing. Alexandria was the place where Paul Whiteman, later known as the "Jazz King," got his start as a bandleader in 1919, where Rudolph Valentino danced with movie starlets and where Hollywood held its most significant balls during the early days of the motion picture business.
In 2005, the Los Angeles Times described the Alexandria:
"It was the film industry's first home in the early 1900s, a place where dozens of studios maintained offices, where Charlie Chaplin and friends formed United Artists, where the lobby bustled with so many deal makers that a Persian rug there was deemed the 'million-dollar carpet.'"
Content copyright 2012. BLANKENSHIPCABARETTHEATRE.COM. All rights reserved.
The Alexandria Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, California, which in its heyday from 1911 to 1922, was the scene of speeches by U.S. Presidents William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson and Gen. John J. Pershing. Alexandria was the place where Paul Whiteman, later known as the "Jazz King," got his start as a bandleader in 1919, where Rudolph Valentino danced with movie starlets and where Hollywood held its most significant balls during the early days of the motion picture business.
In 2005, the Los Angeles Times described the Alexandria:
"It was the film industry's first home in the early 1900s, a place where dozens of studios maintained offices, where Charlie Chaplin and friends formed United Artists, where the lobby bustled with so many deal makers that a Persian rug there was deemed the 'million-dollar carpet.'"
Content copyright 2012. BLANKENSHIPCABARETTHEATRE.COM. All rights reserved.
