Reflecting this summer’s sculpture theme of Stillness and Motion, dancers from the professional dance company Ballet Misha (of Manchester) will return to the John Hay Estate at The Fells this summer to perform an exploratory collaboration between sculpture and dance. Visitors follow a self-guided tour of the grounds where they will see dancers performing improvisational dance inspired by the sculptures. Dancers will interact with the sculptures, exploring the dynamics of stillness and motion. Several of the sculptors and gallery artists will be present to discuss their work. Guests can move through the exhibits at their leisure to see the dancers, sculptures and art, and meet the artists. Bring a picnic to enjoy in the garden, on the veranda, or in the pavilion.

Members: free, Non-Members: included in regular admission fee.

An Afternoon of Sculpture and Dance — The Fells

Join Ballet Misha at Alnoba Sculpture Park and retreat center  in Exeter, NH On Thursday August 5th for a dance and sculpture tour from 5-6pm or 6:30-7:30pm.  Dancers will perform with, in, and around the sculptural works exhibited on the pristine Alnoba grounds.

Ballet Misha: Art-Inspired Dance – Alnoba

Join the Ballet Misha Apprentice Company at the Fells Estate on Sunday, July 25th from 1-3:30pm  for their annual fairy festival, where Ballet Misha Apprentice Company will perform “Child of earth, Child of Faerie” at 3pm.

Fairy Festival — The Fells

Ballet Misha’s performances of the Nutcracker on Saturday, December 19th, 2020 have been canceled.  Ticket Holders will be issued refunds as soon as possible.  We apologize for any inconvenience, but we felt the safety of our dancers and community was in jeopardy with community transmission in NH at an all time high.  Thank you for your continued support.  We wish you and yours a safe and wonderful holiday season, and everything wonderful and joyous in 2021.