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Tara Lally is going from scary to sexy in her new role with the the Rochester City Ballet.

The Fairport dancer will play the leading lady in RCB’s production of “Carmen” as part of its choreographers showcase, “Dance Mix,” which opens this weekend at Nazareth College.

The sensual ballet is a rendition of the opera by the same name, set in Seville, Spain.

“The girls are sexy, and they aren’t afraid to show their sexuality,” said Lally.

The 27-year-old Fairport native has been dancing with the Draper Center for Dance Education for over 20 years.

Her role as Carmen requires her to seduce the unwilling Don Jose, who is soon driven mad with desire for her.

Lally says the personality of her character has some similarities to the role of the cruel, bloodthirsty Elizabeth Báthory in “The Blood Countess” that she played last year.

“They’re both confident and powerful women,” she said.

Unlike the countess, Carmen is more playful

Walkers will meet to support the American Cancer Society in this year’s 24-hour fundrasing event, Relay For Life, this Saturday, May 19 at Center Park in Perinton.

At the conclusion of the Relay, around 7 a.m. on Sunday, May 20 participants will also bury a time capsule to commemorate the upcoming Perinton Bicentennial.

“Cancer is currently such a far reaching disease that we wanted to leave something behind to show future Red Raiders how we did our part to strike back,” said Fairport RFL participant, Conor McKenna.

For more information on starting a team log onto www.relayforlife.org/fairportny or e-mail us at fairportrelayforlife@gmail.com.

Courtesy: Fairport-ERPost.com