Brette Benedict | Dry Bones

A celebration of our hope in God, Dry Bones tells the epic ancient story of the Valley of Dry Bones from the Book of Ezekiel. Hear what the Ballet 5:8 artists have to say about this innovative new ballet by Artistic Director Julianna Rubio Slager.

Brette Benedict, Lead Artist

Q: What has stood out to you the most about the choreography of Dry Bones? How is Dry Bones different from other ballets in the Ballet 5:8 repertoire?

A: The choreography is different! All of it stands out! This ballet will be fun, entertaining, inspiring, and full of truth!

Q: What does the story of the Valley of Dry Bones mean to you? How do you convey this meaning through your dancing?

A: The story reminds me that God is the God of Miracles. He will bring what seems to be dead and lifeless into something that has breathe and will Praise the Lord! Being able to portray this story is fun. It allows us to really imagine, create, and grow as an artist.

Q: Why should audience members see Dry Bones?

A: Dry Bones is a necessary ballet to see to remind everyone that God's purpose is for everything and everyone to have life!

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