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A Dancer's Christmas has been the seminal production of the Boston Liturgical Dance Ensemble.  First presented in 1980, A Dancer's Christmas ran for twenty nine seasons until its final performance in 2008.  During this time, generations of audiences and performers fell in love with the magic of the production.  What began as a modest production among a group of friends eventually grew to a become a serious enterprise that brought featured dancers from New York and beyond to Boston for a special event at Christmas. The videos below are representative of the work over the years. They include performances from 1988,1989,1990, 1994,1999, 2002, 2003. Videos of the  25th anniversary and final performances are on the Christmas Repertoire page as well as those of Christmas Reflections, which followed ADC for 7 years, and Christmas Revelations in NYC.

A Dancer's Christmas 2001 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 2003 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancers' Christmas 1988 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 1990 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

Here is a link to the 1994 Performance of A Dancer's Christmas
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A Dancer's Christmas 1991 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 1999 Act 1 from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 1999 2nd Act from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas (end of Act 2 beginning of Act 3) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 1999 Act 3 (second part) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 2002 (Act 1) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 2002 (Act 2) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 2002 (Act 2/Part 2 Act 3/Part1) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

A Dancer's Christmas 2002 (Act 3 ending) from Robert VerEecke on Vimeo.

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