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May/June 2019 Volume XVI, Issue 5 May/June 2019 POSTAL CUSTOMERS • BUSINESS CUSTOMERS PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID MANASOTA, FL PERMIT NO.1498 2 • MAY/JUNE 2019 UNIVERSITY PALM LAKEWOOD LEDGER Summer Circus Spectacular Will Thrill Audiences this Summer! The Circus Arts Conservatory partners with The Ringling to present world-class circus talent in family-friendly show ircus fans of all ages will enjoy world-class Ringmaster is a Florida­based actor, making his way trained ballerina who Centertainment at the Summer Circus Spectacu- from New York and is the Creative Director of The brought her passion for lar, presented as a partnership between The Circus Sailor Circus Academy. dance into the air. Her Arts Conservatory and The Ringling. Families can Slappy & Monday: Slappy & Monday (Tiffany beauty and grace will mesmerize audiences as she beat the heat this summer—at very reasonable prices Riley & Dick Monday) have been life and performing performs on the aerial lyra. The circus arts run in while experiencing the best partners for the past twenty years. In that time, her family as her husband is also a circus performer. of circus arts. Some of the they’ve built their own “We are thrilled to be able to circus world’s most breath­ brand of comedy, rooted in once again bring live circus to taking acts have signed on performances, education, The Ringling, which works to for the annual performance, and healthcare­focused preserve the history and legacy which has been expanded to clown ing. They have per­ of the circus. It’s the perfect eight weeks this year. formed at Lincoln Center, part nership,” said CAC Founder This celebrated summer­ The Lone Star Circus, and President/CEO Pedro Reis time event has become a Car ne gie Hall and many The show, which will take place seasonal highlight for locals, other venues throughout at the Historic Asolo Theatre at visitors, families and camp the world. The Ringling (5401 Bay Shore groups. To complete their Kirill Rebkovets: Kirill was born in St. Petersburg, Rd., Sarasota), runs June 11–August 3, 2019. Show circus experience, Summer Russia and moved to Florida at age 10 where he fell times are 11am and 2pm Tuesdays through Fridays, Circus Spectacular pa trons can enjoy access to the in love with the circus, specifically with the Rolla and 2pm and 5pm on Saturdays. Tickets for preview Circus Museum on the day they attend a show for Bolla act. He has performed in shows all over the week, June 11–14, are just $12; for the remainder of just an additional $5. It’s an incredible value for a world, including Cirque du Soleil, and holds a num­ the run tickets are $16/adults, $12/children 12 and full days entertainment. ber of World Records. under. Go to Ringling.org or call the Box Office at “Each year our Summer Cir­ Alesya Gulevich: The Rus­ (941) 360-7399. cus Spectacular has grown in sian­born Ms. Gulevich Photos (upper left): Russian-born Kirill Rebkovets excitement and attendance. We was born into a circus fam­ performs the Rolla Bolla. Photo by Cliff Roles. are pleased to be able to add ily and has been perform­ (left) Alesya Gulevich electrifies audiences with her a week of performances and ing since the age of five. In hula-hoops. confident the line­up this year addition to performing all (above) The beauty and grace of Olga Coronas on the Lyra. Photo by Cliff Roles. will leave audiences awestruck,” over the world, this hula (below) Rokardy will have audiences holding their breath said CAC Executive Vice Presi­ hoop artist extraordinaire with his hand-balancing act. Photo by Cliff Roles. dent Jennifer Mitchell. “This is a three­time Guinness show offers an affordable enter­ World Record holder. tainment option for all ages but we are especially Rokardy: Originally from Cuba, Rokardy is a pleased to see hundreds of camp kids over the course hand balancing master who has been featured on of the run—some of these children may have never America’s Got Talent as well as performing with attended a professional circus or visited a museum Cirque du Soleil. Audiences will gasp watching before.” him heading for the theater rafters as he balances The lineup for the Summer Circus Spectacular himself on his hands. includes: Olga Coronas: Originally from Kazakhstan, Olga Jered Walker: The Summer Circus Spec tacu lar is a Sailor Circus aerial coach. She is a classically UNIVERSITY PALM LAKEWOOD LEDGER MAY/JUNE 2019 • 3 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Summer Circus Spectacular Will Thrill Where Does The Ledger Go? 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HEALTH & WELL-BEING Meals on Wheels Plus / NEW WEBSITE: upllsarasota.com The Food Bank of Manatee FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CONTACT TARA 18 HEALTH & WELL-BEING Phone 378-0280 • Fax 941-341-0698 • Email [email protected] Laughter is a Fun Way to Burn Calories iTN Suncoast Dr. Moscow, The Doctor’s Doctor 19 Art Uptown Gallery presents “Myakka Light” LAKEWOOD RANCH LWRWC Donates 825 Books and Over $2000 to HOPE Family Services 20 Sarasota Youth Opera to Receive $20,000 Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts 21 Asolo Rep presents Around the World in 80 Days TOWN & AROUND University Palm Lakewood Ledger CROSSWORD SOLUTION May/June 2019, Volume XVI, Issue 5 22 Publisher: Tara M. Allen • Editor: James Kelly • Art Director: Susan W. Merrill TOWN & AROUND University Palm Lakewood Ledger, Inc. • P.O. Box 51421 • Sarasota, FL 34232-0356 CLASSIFIEDS Animal Rescue Coalition: phone: 941-378-0280 • fax: 941-341-0698 • email: [email protected] Every Cup Helps a Pup! 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