Daniela Cardim has big toe shoes to fill. The new artistic director of Ballet Arizona follows in the pointed footsteps of her legendary predecessor, dance virtuoso Ib Andersen.
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Many couples meet on dating apps or blind dates. Peter and Mariyah Gerber met while performing in Disney on Ice’s “The Princess and the Frog.”
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