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Local resident lands two lead ballet roles

Annie Garcia of Camas began dancing at age 3

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Annie Garcia (far left) and sister Hope Garcia (third from left) perform during a master's workshop at The Portland Ballet in August 2012.

A local resident is dancing two lead roles in a Thanksgiving weekend production at The Portland Ballet.

The Thanksgiving double bill includes the world premier of John Clifford’s “Tales from Mother Goose,” and his popular family favorite, “The Enchanted Toyshop.”

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