Article: Ballet at Tiffany's.(Arts and Literature)

Byline: Bob Keefer The Register-Guard

Nicola Thieme has always loved the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

"Well, ever since I was a kid I really loved Audrey Hepburn," she says. "And the movie just has such bubbly, sparkly music that Henry Mancini wrote."

So Thieme, a dancer with Eugene's little dance company Ballet Fantastique, had an idea.

"The movie made me think about doing a ballet. So I had some creative ideas and brought them to Donna (Bontrager, the ballet's artistic director). And I said, `Hey, this would be a great thing to do a dance for our show.'?"

Bontrager agreed, and Thieme went to work on choreography.

So on Sunday, the dancers of ...

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