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Friday Nov 20, 2009

McKenzie Javorka, Shelby Deaton, Meredith Stanfill and Celia Roessmann, right to left, warm up at the bar during pointe class at the Dance Arts Center in Kalispell. The four principals of the Northwest Ballet Company will be performing the Nutcracker together for the final time. - Lido Vizzutti/Flathead Beacon

A Holiday Curtain Call

Dancing can be a stress-inducing endeavor for many people, but the four principals of the Northwest Ballet School and Company make it look effortless and graceful.

By Molly Priddy

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