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Principal artist shares about upcoming season
Artist, Elizabeth Lamont previews the upcoming season at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
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Principal artist shares about upcoming season
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Two beautification projects by Take Pride Winnipeg
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Exhibit raising awareness on human trafficking
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RWB soloist excited for new season ahead
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Tots to Teens: Little Ballers program
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Let’s Celebrate for August 16
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet talks professional division
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Royal Winnipeg ballet launches new season
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