The New York Baroque Dance Company
Historical Dance Summer Workshop


July 25 - August 1, 2009 at Goucher College
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You cansign up according to dance level and study dances from the Renaissance to
modern times, or...

You canspecialize in the 19th and 20th century social dances with three classes
per day from Richard Powers, or...

You cansign up for 4 classes per day in 16th through 18th century dance.
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Room and Board and Local Hotels
Goucher College is located in Baltimore, Maryland: 1021 Dulaney Valley Road. The
campus is in walking distance of restaurants, hotels, and shopping centers. Public
transportation is located near campus. Hotels can be reserved by you directly at
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or students are welcome to stay in campus dorms. TheNYBDC will make the dorm
reservations
for you. Dorms are air conditioned. Meal plans are included with stay on campus.
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Comments from Students Last Year
" The English Country Dancing was lots of fun and a wonderful way to become acquainted
with everyone!"
" I really liked all the classes because they had a good mix of history and movement
and provided a lot of context."
"All the teachers were knowledgeable and had their own style."
"It was all new to me-my first experience in the field- so I loved it all!"
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Dear Students,
We are very excited about our summer workshop at Goucher College in Baltimore,
Maryland.
I am happy to announce Charles Garth will be joining the faculty this year. We
look forward to our revised format and to the workshop's opening and closing dance
parties. I hope to see you at this unique workshop!
Sincerely,
Catherine Turocy, Artistic Director

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Workshop I: Circles, Sets and Serpentines, Saturday, July 25th: This one day
workshop with a full day of classes in 15th-20th century dance, ending with the
Playford Country Dance and Music Party with a live band, is open to professional
and college level dance students, teachers and choreographers as well as living
history dancers, musicians, singers, actors and dance enthusiasts. Students will
learn typical steps and choreographic patterns from the Pavane to the Tango. An
emphasis will be placed on group social dances in circles, sets and serpentines!
Tuition $125
Workshop II: Mind Your P's and Q's (Pavane, Polonaise, Pony...), Saturday, July
25th- August 1st , check in at 5pm and check out at noon on August 1st. This 6 day
workshop begins with the Playford Country Dance and Music Party on Saturday night
and includes the Vintage Ball on Friday, July 31st with student demonstrations of
dances worked on over the week. Covering dances from the Renaissance through the
20th century with classes for beginners and students at the intermediate/advanced
level, this workshop explores dance in the theater, dance halls and at private salons.
Classes in mask and period movement are offered to all levels. With evening lectures
and coachings and attendees from around the world, this is one of the most popular
workshops of its kind in the country. (Please note this workshop is longer than
last year's, with one more day of classes.)
Tuition: $500
Workshop III: Combined Workshop July 25th-August 1st: You can do the one day workshop
with classes and the Playford Country Dance and Music Party on Saturday night and
ithe weeklong workshop and Vintage Ball.
Tuition: $575, a savings of $50.
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Summer Workshop Faculty

Charles Garth began his career as a ballet dancer. After switching to Early Dance
(Renaissance and Baroque court dance and 19th century social dance), he has performed,
choreographed, and taught in Europe, South America, Australia, Russia, Japan, South
Africa, and throughout the United States. He has danced in Hollywood films and
television,
and directs early opera productions including the Boston Early Music Festival's
production of Monteverdi's Orfeo. Garth has been a member of the faculty of Schola
Cantorum Basiliensis in Switzerland, Rutgers University, co-founded the International
Early Dance Institute, and for many years directed The Court Dance Company of New
York.
Richard Powers is one of the world's foremost experts in American social dance.
He conducts workshops in Paris, Rome, Prague, London, Venice, Geneva, St. Petersburg
and Tokyo as well as across the U.S. and Canada. He has been researching and
reconstructing
historic social dances for thirty years and is currently a full-time instructor
at Stanford University's Dance Division. Selected by the Centennial Issue of Stanford
Magazine as one of Stanford's most notable graduates of its first century, he was
also awarded the Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award for distinctive and exceptional
contributions
to education at Stanford University. He will be teaching various levels of 19th
and 20th century dance plus the history of the waltz.
Catherine Turocy, recognized as a leading choreographer/reconstructor in the field
of 18th century dance, has been decorated by the French Republic as a Chevalier
in the Order of Arts and Letters, received the prestigious BESSIE Award in New York
City for sustained achievement in choreography and in 2008 received the Natalie
Skelton Award for Artistic Excellence. NEA Exchange Fellowships have allowed her
to live, study and perform in London and Paris. As a founding member of the Society
for Dance History Scholars, Ms. Turocy lectures on period performance practices
of the 17th and 18th centuries and her papers have been published by the society.
She has also contributed chapters to dance history text books, articles to Opera
News and Dance Magazine, many which have been translated into French, German, Japanese
and Korean. Known as an accomplished performer in her own right, Ms. Turocy has
been given a chapter in Janet Roseman's book, Dance Masters: Interviews with Legends
of Dancepublished by Routledge. She is the Artistic Director and co-founder of The
New York Baroque Dance Company.

For More Information...

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Students and teachers should seriously take a look at an exciting new initiative that's being organized jointly by Evergreen State College and Southwest Washington Dance Center (aka, Chehalis Ballet Center):

NW Dance Intensive

I'll admit I'm biased as I've been invited to be on its faculty -- and I'm giving the audition classes for the audition tour -- yet it promises to offer a lot for students and their will be a workshop for teachers as well that features an expert on bio-mechanics and how this relates to the teaching of ballet technique.

Being the last week of June and first full week of July, it's purposely timed so that students can feel that they can take both the Summer courses they would normally and also so it won't conflict with end of the year studio programs.

In addition to Ms. Kirkland, we are thrilled that Stephanie Saland has agreed to be one of the other principal guest teachers. The roster of faculty is very impressive and varied.

While auditions are throughout Washington and Oregon, we hope that those elsewhere will consider applying and come to enjoy some of the best of Washington -- the Intensive is located at Evergreen State College in Olympia, just 65 miles south of Seattle, and is situation right on beautiful Puget Sound.

AXIS Dance Company is gauging interest for participation in a Physically
Integrated Dance Summer Intensive in the Summer of 2009.

AXIS Summer Intensive is a week-long dance exploration for people with and
without disabilities and a wide range of dance levels that will take
place in Oakland, CA. AXIS Dancers will teach physically integrated contact
improvisation, technique,
composition/performance. Several lunch time forums and two evening
events are also held. The intensive will culminate with an informal
performance by participants and company. The focus of the week will be
on exploration, innovation, research and serious fun! Tuition is $500
and scholarships are available. If you are interested in participating
in the 2009 Summer Intensive, please send a email with Summer
Intensive in the subject line to annika@axisdance.org.

AXIS Dance Company's mission is to create, perform, teach and promote
contemporary dance that is developed through the collaboration of
dancers with and without disabilities. One of the world's most
acclaimed and innovative ensembles of performers with and without
disabilities, AXIS was founded in 1987 and has become a jewel of both
contemporary dance and disability culture, paving the way for its
powerful contemporary dance form - physically integrated dance. Under
the Artistic Direction of Judith Smith, the Company's list of
collaborators read like a Who's Who of contemporary dance and has
received numerous awards for both artistic and production value. AXIS
also maintains an unparalleled education/outreach program Dance Access
and its youth component Dance Access/KIDS! that offer a kaleidoscope
of events for adults and youth of all abilities locally and on tour.
AXIS has earned an excellent reputation and is respected for its
integrity on all levels of its artistic, education and administrative
programs. Visit us at www.axisdance.org.


--
Mollie McFarland
Development Manager
AXIS Dance Company
1428 Alice Street, Suite 200
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 625-0110 phone
(510) 625-0321 fax
http://www.axisdance.org
mollie@axisdance.org

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The ultimate endeavor of this reality TV documentary series is to prepare a unique group of professional dancers to work in one of the most cutting-edge ballet companies in the world, the American Cinematic Ballet (ACB). This new company will advance the art of ballet through the medium of film, by creating synergistic new feature ballet films consisting of neo-classic choreography, live-action film and animation.

The series begins with a 16 week training intensive where American ballet students will begin their transformation into world-class artists with the Virtuosity, Artistry and Stunning Physical Aesthetic of professional Russian ballet dancers. The participants who successfully complete the intensive will move on to the next stage of the program as apprentices in the ACB company. Those who achieve a professional level of technique and artistry, will receive payment and a starring role in one of ACB's films.

In addition, all participants will receive their own personal highlight reel, photos, a web presence and of course the finest coaching and choreography available anywhere in the world.


We will be considering dancers ages 18-22+ who have the potential and determination to achieve a professional career in ballet. Must be willing to commit to a 16 week, full-time intensive training program, a full rehearsal schedule and be available to accommodate a dynamic filming schedule. We will be holding auditions every 12 weeks for subsequent episodes.

Submit the following to: info@theballetmaster.com

Links to your video and photo sites (youtube, google, facebook etc) or send photos/ video files via email.

There will be an in person audition consisting of a ballet class and a brief interview.

Location / Time:

February 20th at 10:30

Los Angeles Ballet Academy
18138 Sherman Way
Reseda, CA 91335

MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2009 - SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2009
CITYDANCE CENTER AT STRATHMORE • NORTH BETHESDA, MD
Register today!

Spend a week with CityDance Ensemble, “Washington's preeminent modern dance company” (The Washington Times), learning the challenges and rewards of working in a company whose repertory ranges from the masterpieces of modern dance’s early years to new works by the leading choreographers of today.

The intensive includes daily technique classes, repertory, and special seminar sessions on topics including choreographic investigation, sustaining a career as a dancer, tools for studio and outreach education, and the role of art in the world today.

Participants will work side by side with the dancers of CityDance Ensemble, Artistic Director Paul Gordon Emerson, and Resident Choreographer Christopher K. Morgan. The workshop will culminate in a studio performance open to the public.

Details

Who: Pre-professional and professional dancers ages 18 and up.
(Though the intensive is primarily for college-age dancers and above, younger participants may be accepted by attending CityDance’s modern company class as an audition.)

When: Monday, June 22 - Saturday, June 27, 2009 from 10am - 6pm (Participants should plan to arrive on Sunday, June 21 and depart on Sunday, June 28.)

Where: CityDance Center at Strathmore
5301 Tuckerman Ln • N. Bethesda, MD 20852
(Located just outside Washington, DC, the Center is easily accessible by Metro on the red line at the Grosvenor/Strathmore station.)

Tuition: $350 • Early Registration Discount: $275 if registered by April 1

Lodging: Participants are asked to find and pay for their own lodging. Information on nearby lodging is available from CityDance Ensemble.

Registration: Register online now. For dancers over 18, an audition is not required.

Contact: For additional information, contact Christopher K. Morgan at christopher@citydance.net or 301.581.5204.[/u]

Scholarship Auditions
for
Inlet Dance Theatre's
Summer Dance Intensive 2009
Why: To enable students needing financial
assistance to attend Inlet Dance Theatre's Summer Dance Intensive 2009. All
scholarships
are based on ability and
financial need.
Who: Serious
students ages 12 & up
When: Saturday, February 21st, from
10am-12pm
Please arrive at 9:45am for registration.
Audition begins promptly at 10am.
Where: Mosaic Experience Dance Studio
Cleveland Heights High School
Cleveland Heights, OH
on the corner of Cedar Rd. and Lee Rd.
Enter from the parking lot off of
Washington St.
Click here for a map and directions
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How: Call the Inlet office at 216-382-0201 and leave your
name and contact info to reserve your spot at the audition. Then Click here to download
and print out the SDI 09 Scholarship Audition Application Form
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Please come
to the audition dressed and ready to dance. Bring your completed application form
with a
parent/guardian signature on the medical release.Company members from Inlet
Dance Theatre will lead scholarship candidates through a planned audition
process (no need to prepare a solo).
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Summer Dance Intensive 09
Inlet Dance Theatre's Summer Dance Intensive 09 (SDI 09) is an aggressive six and
a half week training program for ages twelve through young adult. The Intensive
focuses on increasing technical skill sets, creative problem solving, team (ensemble)
building, self leadership, performance and a host of other life skills. The SDI
09 allows students to experience being a dancer in a professional dance company.
WHEN: Wed., June 17th - Fri., July 31st (2009) Monday-Friday 10am-4pm.
WHERE: Cleveland Heights High School in Cleveland Heights, OH (on the corner of
Lee Rd and Cedar Rd). http://tiger.chuh.cleveland-heights.k12 ... high.shtml
HOW MUCH: Tuition for SDI 09 is $1250 (cost includes all instruction for 6.5 weeks,
rehearsals, an Inlet T-shirt, registration fees and costuming). Tuition due in
full by Fri., June 5, 2009.
WHAT: SDI 09 students will learn nontraditional partnering, Hawkins-based release
technique, performance improvisation, composition, and repertory. SDI 09 culminates
with performances at Cain Park Evans Amphitheatre (Cleveland Heights, OH,
www.cainpark.com).
Inlet Dance Theatre and the SDI 09 students will conduct a free KIDZART concert
on Wed., July 29th at 1:00pm and a free, family-friendly evening concert on Thu,
July 30th (2009) at 8:00pm.
For more Information, and registration call the Inlet office at 216.382.0201 or
simply reply to this email with your interest and contact information. Please make
sure to leave your name, age, address, phone number and email in your message or
email.
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Workshops and Courses
The Salignac Foundation

Dordogne - South West France - 24590



Dance/Choreography - Video Production Techniques

Dance for Camera - Avid Digital Editing

We are working professionals who have a wide experience that we are keen to pass on in a friendly and fun manner at our courses and workshops. Salignac is located in The Perigord Noir area of The Dordogne and the village is mediaeval with a 12th century Chateau and Church. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and has all the amenities from shops, cafes, bank and restaurants etc.

The Salignac Foundation caters for all level of abilities in all our dance and video courses and workshops.

We also run short weekend workshops. We can also tailor specific workshops for corporate groups or for individuals. All the work is conducted in English, although the ability to have a little French will enhance your stay when going to the local cafés and restaurants!

We really want you to enjoy your stay in The Dordogne, be happy, while at the same time you are learning about something you are passionate about, be it Video, Dance or Dance for Camera.

Our courses run throughout the year and comprise of 5 days, 10 days or short weekend ones in either Contemporary Dance (Cunningham), Video Production Techniques or Avid Video Editing. For full details & prices then please e-mail us on salignacfoundation@worldonline.fr or please have a look at our web site on www.salignacfoundation.com



Barry Paton BSc & Fiona Alderman
Video & Dance Training/ Workshops
The Salignac Foundation
12, rue Fenelon
Salignac Eyvigues
24590 France
T: +33 (0)5 53 29 94 06
F: +33 (0)8 25 17 38 60
salignacfoundation@worldonline.fr
www.salignacfoundation.com

The school is not running yet but this summer ballet courses for middle and advanced levels are organized.

Teachers will be Ángel Corella and his sister Carmen.

Dates:
1. First week: August from 3 to 8 (both inclusive)
2. Second week: August from 10 to 15 (both inclusive)

Place:
Estudios Corella Ballet (Ctra. CL-601 Km 116-Palazuelos de Eresma 40.194 Segovia- Spain)

Program and timetable :
10.30- 12.00 Advanced level class. Prof. Ángel Corella
12.00- 13.00 Jumps – Advanced level Prof. Ángel Corella / Pointes – Advanced level Prof. Carmen Corella
13:00- 14:30 Hs Pas de deux Advanced level. Prof. Carmen Corella & Ángel Corella

14:30- 15.30 Hs REST

15.30- 16.30 Hs Repertoire boys Advanced level. Prof. Ángel Corella / Repertoire girls Advanced level. Prof. Carmen Corella
16.30- 17.00 Hs Middle level Class. Prof. Ángel Corella
17:00- 18:00 Hs Pointe Middle level. Prof. Carmen Corella

Requirements:

• Students from 13 years old on. (Those under age have to bring an authorisation of their parents or legal tutors).

• Indispensable to fill the registration form and send it by e-mail to corellaballet@angelcorella.org or by mail to Fundación Ángel Corella Ctra. CL-601, Km. 116 40194 Palazuelos de Eresma (Segovia), before June 15.

• Limited places. The Fundación will only get in touché with those students who are admitted. They will receive the confirmation and without it nobody will be allowed to attend.

Cost:

* 400.-€ 1 week attendance.
* 700.-€ 2 weeks attendance.

For more info and registration form request:

Mrs. Ruth Sanz:
Tel: + 34 921 47 39 22
e-mail: corellaballet@angelcorella.org
Address: Ctra. CL-601 Km 116 Palazuelos de Eresma. 40.194 Segovia- España

Sarasota Ballet Announces Summer at the Ballet Programs for Students

[Sarasota, FL – March 13, 2009] The Sarasota Ballet School announces an
array of summer classes and activities for children from beginners to
advanced levels. Summer at the Ballet week-long day camps for beginners
ages 4-8 as well as week-long mini intensives and open classes for
intermediate and advanced students run from June 8 – 19, 2009. Five
week-long summer intensives for beginning through advanced and
pre-professionals are offered June 22 through August 14, 2009.

Registration is requested for all programs and more information is available
by calling Sayward Grindley, Education Director, 41-35-00, ext 120 or at
HYPERLINK "mailto:sgrindley@sarasotaballet.org"sgrindley@sarasotaballet.org.



Summer at the Ballet – Children’s Summer Camps for Ages 4-8

The Children’s Camp is a weeklong program for students to learn, grow and
have fun. During this week, students will have classes in Pre-Ballet,
Creative Movement, Creative Dramatics, and Arts and Crafts, etc. Each week
is based on a central theme, which is one of four classic ballet stories.
Every dance lesson, craft, and activity is related to the theme of the week.
The students learn developmental motor skills, relationship and teamwork
skills as well as creative thinking and problem solving skills. Each day’s
session is four hours and includes a snack-time, movie-time and story-time.
The students take home a scrapbook of all activities at the end of the week.
On the last day of the Camp, parents are invited to watch a performance of
the students. Registration is open now as class sizes are limited.

Summer Camp Dates

June 8-12: Camp 1A Ages 4-6
June 8-12: Camp 1B Ages 6-8

June 15-19: Camp 2A Ages 4-6

June 15-19: Camp 2B Ages 6-8

Each camp is Monday-Friday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.



Cost Registration: $25

Tuition: $175

Total: $200



Summer Mini Intensives/ Open Classes

The mini intensives are for ages 9 and up, and are designed for those
students wanting to take extra classes in the summer. These classes are
taught at the level of the students who attend. Intermediate classes have
a ballet class followed by either jazz, modern or stretch. Advanced classes
are ballet and pointe. Students may pay by the class or for the entire
week. Pre-registration is preferred.
June 8-12: Open Class Intermediate Ages 9-12
June 8-12: Open Class Advanced Ages 13+
June 15-19: Open Class Intermediate Ages
9-12
June 15-19: Open Class Advanced Ages 13+

Classes are Monday-Friday 3:00- 6:00 pm.

Cost Registration: $25
Tuition per week: $175
Per Class: $40

Summer Intensives

Session I:

This session runs for five weeks and is for students ages nine and older.
Following the five weeks of training the students are given the opportunity
to showcase what they have learned in a performance that is open to the
public. Levels are intermediate to pre-professional.



The Lower Division classes are scheduled daily, Monday through Friday from
10:00 AM -3:00 PM. Students begin each day with a ballet technique class.
This is followed with two - three additional technique classes such as
modern, jazz or variations. In addition to technique classes students also
study diverse subjects such as pantomime, stage makeup and dance history.



The Upper Division is divided into several levels with classes scheduled
daily, Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM and on Saturday from
10:00 AM -1:00 PM. Students begin each day with a ballet technique class,
which depending on the level is followed with a pre-pointe or pointe class.
Throughout the week, they have two – three classes of other disciplines
including jazz, modern and character. The highest levels will also have Pas
de Deux and Variations.



Students may apply by attending an audition or sending in a video audition
to the Education Director.

5 Week Program

June 22- July 25

Ages 9 through pre-professional. Beginner and Elementary levels, and
Intermediate- Advanced level with prior training on pointe.

Lower Division: $1,750 ($400 per week for abbreviated sessions)
Classes run 10-3 Monday- Friday

Upper Division: $2,000 ($500 per week for abbreviated sessions)
Classes run 9:30-5 Monday- Friday and 10-1:00 Saturdays

Non-refundable Deposit: $300

Summer Intensive Session II:

This session runs for three weeks and is for ages thirteen and older. It is
a concentrated, intense training program for advanced to pre-professional
students only. This session is divided into several levels with classes
scheduled daily, Monday – Friday from 9:30 AM– 5:00 PM and on Saturday from
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM. Students begin each day with a ballet technique class
every followed with a pointe class. Throughout the week, students will take
two - three classes of other disciplines including jazz, modern, character,
Pas de Deux and variations.

Students may apply by attending an audition or sending in a video audition
to the Education Director.

3 Week Program July 27- August 14

Ages 13 though pre-professional. Advanced levels only with prior training
on pointe.

Cost $1,500

Classes run 9:30-5 Monday- Friday and 10-1:00 Saturdays

For more information on any summer programs at the Sarasota
Ballet, contact Sayward Grindley, Education Director at 941-359-0099 x120 or
HYPERLINK "mailto:sgrindley@sarasotaballet.org"sgrindley@sarasotaballet.org.






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The Hungarian National Ballet Company
Summer Intensive & Audition
June 28 - July 24, 2009
Venue: The Hungarian State Opera House
Director: HNBC Artistic Director, Gábor Keveházi
Application deadline: The first 100 applicants accepted by the admission board
Focus: For the pre-professional or professional dancer who would like to train, prepare and be coached for the final audition for the Hungarian National Ballet Company as well as other European Companies. An internationally renowned faculty of coaches, stagers and Directors from the USA, France, Hungary and Russia will optimally prepare the dancers for this opportunity in a Company atmosphere.
Qualifications: minimum 16 years of age, classically trained dancer
Performance Gala & Audition: 17 European Companies will be represented by their Artistic Directors and decision makers to evaluate 100 qualified dancers for contracts during the final performance on the Hungarian State Opera House main stage on July 23, 2009
SEND YOUR APPLICATION NOW!
Further information: www.hnbcsi.com, www.opera.hu , e-mail: hnbcsi@opera.hu
Fees: full tuition - coaching, resume/cv preparation, gala performance & audition with accommodations plus 3 meals/day: 4000 Euros. Full tuition - coaching, resume/cv preparation, gala performance & audition without accommodations/meals: 3000 Euros. SPECIAL AWARD: the participant chosen as the Most Outstanding Dancer of the program will have the FULL PARTICIPATION FEE REIMBURSED.
Partial financial aid may be available for qualified accepted applicants.

American Dance Institute's Summer 2009 Schedule of Classes

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8001 Greenwood Ave N (Studio #1)
8007 Greenwood Ave N (Studio #2)
Seattle, WA 98103 206-783-0755
Office located in the annex behind studio # 1


American Dance Institute's Summer 2009 Session of Classes begins June 22, 2009

Registration is open for American Dance Institute's Summer Session of
Classes<http://www.americandanceinstitute.com>. Classes for all ages, from toddlers
through adults are available. Ongoing weekly classes and weeklong summer dance camps
are offered. All levels are available and beginner through advanced dancers are
welcome. Class offerings include:

* Ballet
* Pre-Ballet
* Jazz
* Tap
* Polynesian/Hula
* Creative Dance
* Modern Dance
* Student Performing Company


* Hip-Hop
* Irish Step Dancing
* Parent/Toddler
* Flamenco
* Musical Theatre
* Dance/Cheer
* Birthday Parties
* Studio Rentals


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Class registration and additional information is available on our web site at
www.americandanceinstitute.com<http://www.americandanceinstitute.com>.

Thank you!

MASTER BALLET CLASSES IN SAN FRANCISCO!!

Former Boston & San Francisco Ballet dancer Jonathan Shockley offers Master classes every sunday at Twindance in San Francisco, for mor details check his official homepage:

http://jonathanshockleydance.blogspot.com/

CAVE TRAINING & PERFORMANCE SEASON
13 AUGUST TO 27 NOVEMBER 2010

LUDUS: NEW YORK BUTOH KAN TEACHING RESIDENCY + TRAINING INITIATIVE
AT HOME: CAVE PERFORMANCE SEASON


New York, NY -- CAVE is pleased to announce the continuation of its 2010 training program and performance season. LUDUS (school + play) is the educational program of CAVE and its resident company LEIMAY. The core of the program is the New York Butoh Kan (NYBK) Teaching Residency + Training Initiative. Every year, influential butoh artists living abroad are invited to lead workshops as resident teachers at CAVE. This year's residents are Mari Osanai, Yukio Waguri, Imre Thormann and Yukio Suzuki. All residents will lead both introductory and intensive sessions, open to dancers, actors and performers. NYBK-related activities include LEIMAY Open Training, lead by Ximena Garnica, and lectures by and interviews with our resident teachers. Resident teachers will also be performing as a part of CAVE's At Home: Performance Series. This series showcases established butoh artists, those widely recognized figures in the contemporary dissemination of butoh styles and techniques. At Home is also organized in order to support the work of CAVE residents and local artists and as supplement to CAVE's educational activities.

All activities will take place at CAVE in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

For full details about Ludus: New York Butoh Kan Teaching Residency + Training Initiative and At Home: CAVE Performance Season, to purchase tickets and to register for workshops, please visit our website, or call 347.838.4677, or email us.

PERFORMANCES

Dance by Mari Osani
Dates: 28 & 29 August
Time: 8 p.m.
Cost: $18 for adults; $15 for NYBK students, students with valid ID and seniors

Dance by Yukio Suzuki
Dates: 10 & 11 November
Time: 8 p.m.
Cost: $18 for adults; $15 for NYBK students, students with valid ID and seniors

Performance by LEIMAY
Date: December 3, 4 & 5
Time: 8 p.m.
Cost: $18 for adults; $15 for NYBK students, students with valid ID and seniors


BUTOH WORKSHOPS

Mari Osanai Introductory Session
Dates: 13 – 15 August
Times: Friday 6 – 10 p.m. / Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $240
Noguchi Taizo (Noguchi Gymnastics)
Noguchi Taizo was created in Japan by Michizo Noguchi (1914-1998) during the same period as butoh was being developed by Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno. The aim is to develop the uniqueness of each individual movement and to relieve any undue strain. Taizo means 'gym' in Japanese, but not in the conventional sense. As Osanai explains, "This technique has nothing to do with… the swelling of the muscles nor resistance forces. The body learns to move in a certain way but is loose and fluid. It becomes soft and flexible as it moves from the weight, which is not fighting anymore but used to be moved."

Mari Osanai Intensive Session
Dates: 16 – 26 August (day off: 24 August)
Times: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $580
Noguchi Taiso for Dancers
In this session, Mari Osanai will share with the students the ways in which she applies Noguchi Taiso to dancing and training. Mind and body awareness of the weight of each body part, of the natural elements and its infinitive presence in the body will be explored in this session in which each body part is viewed and approached as a unique laboratory.

Yukio Waguri Introductory Session
Dates: 10 – 12 September
Times: Friday 6 – 10 p.m. / Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $240
Words & Movement. The Two Elements That Bring into Existence Butoh.
Participants will seek the butoh way of body according to Tatsumi Hijikata’s method. Thinking of the body as a medium and as a transfiguring container, the students will experience the seven butoh worlds with Waguri’s Butoh Kaden.

Yukio Waguri Intensive Session
Dates: 16 – 26 September (day off: 21 September)
Times: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $580
Dancing Hijikata’s Butoh
This session will deepen the understanding of the Butoh notation of the seven worlds. At the same time, students will be encouraged to develop a clear working relationship between space and time and practice reserving the power to take an objective analysis of their dances.

Imre Thormann Introductory Session
Dates: 1 – 3 October
Times: Friday 6 – 10 p.m. / Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $240

Imre Thormann Intensive Session
Dates: 7 – 17 October (day off: 12 October)
Times: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $580

Butoh and Noguchi Taizo
Introductory and Intensive Sessions will deal with Thormann’s statement, “In my workshop I do not convey any fixed form or technique, but the natural principles that form the basis of movement (spiral, wave, gravity, emotion, etc.). We will focus on movements like standing and walking, as well as on emotional forms of expression. We will establish a basis that will enable us to exchange conventional patterns of movement for fresh approaches that will help us to execute movements easily but with a deeper sensation."

Yukio Suzuki Introductory Session
Dates: 22 – 24 October
Times: Friday 6 – 10 p.m. / Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $240
Re-construction of Your Body
Students will learn how to be aware of and move the body, according to butoh principles, so as to gradually betray their habitual movements and way of thinking. That is, to try to change the texture of the body as a thing. Then, to play with the new thing.

Yukio Suzuki Intensive Session
Dates: 28 October – 7 November (day off: 2 November)
Times: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $580
Standing and Disable Standing
Students will try to make their own space and time with an idea provided by Suzuki, keeping the situation unstable: standing and disabling standing, coexisting with two contradictory things, leading to an awareness the body as always unstable yet in control.

DROP IN CLASSES
LEIMAY Open Training
Times: 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Cost: $15 per class; $10 per class for NYBK students
Lead by Artistic Director Ximena Garnica, LEIMAY Open Training will take place every Saturday during the months of August, October and November. This class is an opportunity to experience the company’s ongoing training and to be considered for LEIMAY performance and investigation projects.

INTERVIEWS AND LECTURES

Mari Osanai interview with Ximena Garnica
Date: 24 August
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Cost: Free

Yukio Waguri lecture on Butoh
Date: 21 September
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Cost: Free

Imre Thormann lecture on Noguchi
Date: 12 October
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Cost: Free

Yukio Suzuki interview with Ximena Garnica
Date: 2 November
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Cost: Free

ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES

Mari Osanai lives in Japan. She trained in Classical Ballet, Noguchi Taizo, Yoga, Tai Chi, Hip Hop, Aomori Tsugarou Teodori and Jazz. Her unique movements and original style are realized through interweaving these diverse techniques. Two teachers who have greatly influenced her artistic path are Michizo Noguchi, the founder of Noguchi Taizo, and Hironobu Oikawa, one of the most important contemporary Japanese dance teachers. She has taught and presented her work in Greece, Canada, Japan and the Unites States.

Yukio Waguri was the main male dancer at Tatsumi Hijikata’s Asbestos-kan from 1972 to 1978. From this period, he kept notes of the words Hijikata-butoh’s co-founder-spoke while choreographing. These words are called Butoh-fu, a unique method for choreography. Waguri has made his own interpretation of these words and continues to use them as a method for his own choreography and teaching. Over the past 28 years he has taught and choreographed around the world. He is the Artistic Director of the Kohzensha Butoh Company.

Imre Thorman completed his education in the F.M. Alexander technique in 1990. Soon after, he relocated to Tokyo. He spent seven years learning Japanese and studying with butoh co-founder Kazuo Ohno and with Noguchi Taizo founder Michizou Noguchi. His experience with these three methodologies converged to create his unique dance approach and teaching method. Since 1993, he has put on several butoh solo performances in Europe as well as in Japan and initiated the Japan Now Festival in Bern (Switzerland) and Gdansk (Poland), together with Shigeo Makabe. He currently lives and works in Berlin and travels throughout Europe teaching and performing.

Yukio Suzuki is one of Japan’s most exciting choreographers and dancers. He studied butoh at the “Karada no Gakko” of the Asbestos-kan and from Ko Murobushi. While leading his own company, Kingyo, Suzuki also dances for Ko Murobushi’s company Ko & Edge Co. and has danced for Tuyoshi Shirai, Goro Namerikawa (the starting member of Sankaijuku), and in the performance group SAL-VANILLA. Recently, he has choreographed for other companies including the Tokyo City Ballet, participated in the final Next-Next program of the Saison Foundation, and won the Choreographer of the Next Generation award in 2008.

Ximena Garnica is the Artistic Director of LEIMAY, an interdisciplinary project company and laboratory of performance in residence at CAVE. A student of theatre since childhood, Garnica has been exploring butoh for the past decade. Her work questions the body as a medium and dance, theater, and/or installation as a genre.

ABOUT CAVE
Founded in 1996, CAVE is one of the longest-running experimental art spaces in the Williamsburg, Brooklyn. CAVE strives to provide an explorative arena and support system for artistic development by hosting studio workspace, educational workshops, performance opportunities and assistance in the realization of projects that support risk taking in the in visual, media and performing arts.

Winter Workshop 2010

December 27-30, 2010


SHEILA BARKER
Contemporary Jazz • Ages 10-14

LUAM
Hip Hop • Ages 15-27

Register Now!

The Winter Workshop Series is designed specifically for serious, advanced dancers who are ready to be challenged! With limited class sizes and an intimate studio setting, each dancer will enjoy the individualized attention only the Winter Workshop Series and Broadway Dance Center in NYC can provide.

Each Workshop Includes

* 10 hours of class with chosen workshop teacher*
* 2 additional master classes with dance industry professionals
* 5 Drop-In Classes
* Mock Audition including a personal evaluation from a panel of professionals
* Q & A with Agents, Performers, Choreographers, Dancers and Directors
* Daily Breakfast
* Group Photo
* Certificate of Achievement
* Winter Workshop T-shirt & Tote
* Finale Showcase
* Optional Keepsake Video ($45)
* Optional Solo Critique/Private Lesson ($50)
* Headshot Session with a Professional NyC Photographer ($250)
* Résumé Workshop ($25) - In this seminar we show you how to format your résumé according to industry standards, as well as show you how to make yours stand out.

For more information, email workshops@bwydance.com

Workshop Tuition: $495
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Refund Policy

* Students who have registered and paid for the workshop, but withdraw 1 MONTH prior to the workshops start date are entitled to a full refund less an administrative fee of $25.00.
* The last date for refunds for the workshop will be November 27, 2010. No refunds will be given after this date.
* There are NO credits or refunds for missed classes.