Dancer/choreographer Bess Saylor Imber reflects on 50 years with the Dayton Ballet
Bess Saylor Imber, more affectionately known as “Miss Bess,” spent more than 50 years of her life connected with the Dayton Ballet. One of her works, “Inner Geist,” will be performed at the upcoming 75th anniversary “Celebration!” concert March 21-24. Contributed photo by Andy Snow
This is part of an ongoing series in which we spend time getting to know the individuals who have and who will continue to make an impact in the arts community throughout the region.
No one has a longer or more illustrious history with the Dayton Ballet than its beloved “Miss Bess.”
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