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Silver Ballet participant Mary Chan (right) practises at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Eugene Chan
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The Hong Kong Ballet’s workshops for novice dancers aged 55 and over are making childhood dreams come true for troupes of young-at-heart Hongkongers.

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