FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BOLSHOI BALLET COMES TO CAPE MAY

Beach Theatre Foundation announces Bolshoi and
La Scala Ballet performances for August.

CAPE MAY, NJ, July 28, 2008 - The Beach Theatre Foundation announced today that
it will be presenting ballet performances in breathtaking HD digital projection & 5.1
sound at the historic Beach Theatre in Cape May.

The three ballet performances will be on 3 consecutive Thursdays in August. The first
two performances come from the world famous Russian ballet company from the
Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. The final performance comes from Teatro alla Scala, the
Milan theatre that is admired for their opera productions.

On Thursday, August 14th, the Bolshoi production is “Bolt”. Shostakovichʼs second

ballet brings together serious and popular music. First performed in 1931, the ballet had
been forbidden to be performed for over 30 years. The Moscow Times calls it, “...one of
the theatrical events that can cause even the most jaded viewer to stand up and cheer.”

On Thursday, August 21st, the Bolshoi Ballet is entitled “The Pharaohʼs Daughter.”
Music os by Cesare Pugni and the choreographer is Pierre Lacotte from Marius Petipa.
The New York Times review: “...with “The Pharaoh's Daughter”, the Bolshoi has a
vehicle in which the companyʼs prima ballerina, Svetlana Zakharova can shine...”

On Thursday, August 28th, the ballet will come from La Scala. It is entitled
“Mediterranea” with music by Mozart, Ligeti, G.P da Palestrina and music from the
Mediterranean area. The ballet focuses on the gestures and the moves in a refined
balance between lyricism and pure energy. Dance Magazine calls it “A hit with the
public, Mediterranea was acclaimed by critics for its power....”

“These acclaimed ballet performances continue the foundationʼs dedication to bringing

entertainment to Cape May and Southern New Jersey that is not traditionally seen in the
region. Additionally, the funds raised from these special events will help us in our quest
to protect and save our historic community theatre.”, said Steve Jackson, the Beach
Theatre Foundationʼs President.

Each ballet will have 2 performances on each date, 7 and 9 p.m. All tickets will be
$15.00. They can be purchased in advance by going to www.beachboxoffice.com or
calling 1-800-838-3006.

The 3 ballets are made possible through Emerging Pictures and their high definition
motion picture theatre digital network.
About Beach Theatre Foundation, Inc.
The Beach Theatre Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) designated corporation. It’s
mission is to save the historic Beach Theatre in Cape May, New Jersey and operate the
theatre to enrich the entertainment, cultural and educational values of Cape May and
southern New Jersey. 
Website: www.beachtheatre.org
Steve Jackson 312--399-5100
Steve@beachtheatre.org

About Emerging Pictures

Emerging Pictures was founded in 2002 by Barry Rebo, Giovanni Cozzi and Ira
Deutchman to create a new theatrical distribution network for independent, international
and documentary films through the use of digital technology. Emerging has grown into a
distribution, marketing and exhibition company through its network of theaters,
Emerging Cinemas, which bring first-run arthouse cinema to cities and
communities that would otherwise not usually have access to such films.  Additionally,
Emerging Cinemas continues to build on its programs that syndicate specially curated
film festivals around the country. These
festivals are curated by some of the most prestigious film organizations in the country
including the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, the Latinbeat Film Festival with the
Film Society of Lincoln Center, and the indieWIRE Undiscovered Gems festival.
Website: www.emergingpictures.com
Contact:  Barry Rebo 212 245 6767
brebo@emergingpictures.com