Sentences with phrase «studied dance technique»
Erin earned a B.A. in Journalism from Western Illinois University, studied dance technique and choreography at the American Dance Festival in Durham, NC, where she was later hired the Director of Press and Marketing, and was a founding member of Kim Nofsinger's Shelter Repertory Dance Theatre.
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Scene Study, Monologues Musical Theatre Dance, Musical Theatre Voice On Camera Technique, Costumes and Stage Make Up Directing, Movement for Actors ScreenwritingSongwriting, Film Editing Dreamboards, Empowering the Actor Casting Workshops, The Business of Show Business Comedy & Improv, Stunts, Stage Combat
The BA dance program is a combination of intensive studies in various dance and improvisation / composition techniques, artistic practice, related theory, and reflection.
Brandon Collwes > Trained at the Pittsburgh CLO in musical theater and jazz dance, at the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater when he studied George Balanchine technique, the Creative and Performing Arts High School of Pittsburgh where he started making his own choreography, and the Juilliard School and SUNY Purchase for some college.
Sindy Butz's artistic practice includes the study of butoh dance, Aerial Movement and other contemporary dance techniques.
Brandon Collwes (Dancer / Choreographer / Painter) Trained at the Pittsburgh CLO in musical theater and jazz dance, at the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater when he studied George Balanchine technique, the Creative and Performing Arts High School of Pittsburgh where he started making his own choreography, and the Juilliard School and SUNY Purchase for some college.
Her parallel performing arts practice in dance involves the study of butoh and other contemporary dance techniques.
She studied visual art and dance at California State University at Los Angeles and through a special graduate program traveled to Japan, a complex experience informed by Japanese post-WWII perceptions of America, ritual expectations of gender roles, and liberation found in traditional and experimental Japanese art - making approaches and techniques.
Other ongoing programs include a free printmaking workshop that provides artists and amateurs 10 weeks of instruction in basic printmaking techniques; an educational services program offering tours and discussions, led by local work - study students, for school, college and community groups visiting the museum; and poetry readings, film programs, music, dance and dramatic presentations, lectures, workshops and slide discussions on Afro - American art.