81. Dance Magazine: Belarussian Roulette: A Choreography Competition In Vitebsk Igni Full text of the article, Belarussian roulette a choreography competition in Vitebsk choreography / Competitions choreographers / Competitions http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1083/is_10_78/ai_n6358397

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Dance Magazine Oct 2004 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Choreography / Competitions Choreographers / Competitions Featured Titles for ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Belarussian roulette: a choreography competition in Vitebsk ignites careers outside the U.S Dance Magazine Oct, 2004 by Wendy Perron Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. COMPETITIONS IN CHOREOGRAPHY, while not wildly popular in the United States, can really make a difference to budding choreographers outside the U.S. A young choreographer in Europe or Russia who wants to make her mark must first attract attention at a competition like the Bagnolet platform near Paris, the International Choreographic Festival in Hanover, Germany, or the Golden Mask in Moscow. The Bagnolet platform alone brought major dance artists like Philippe Decoufle, Maguy Marin, and Angelin Preljocaj into the public eye, and Hanover gave us Marco Goecke. Last November, when more than twenty-five companies gathered at the festival, there were two signs that dance is more accepted here than in tire United States. First, the local media came out to cover the event, and second, there was no dearth of male dancers or choreographers. In fact, one of the strongest entries was from TAD, a group of three men and one woman from nearby Grodno. In The Smoke of Buenos Aires, choreographed by Dmitry. Kurakulov, the men wore trench coats and dragged on cigarettes while they spun, flipped, and generally plagued a feisty woman in a slinky green dress. The dance had a self-mocking wit and daring that would have delighted audiences anywhere.

82. PeoplePlay UK - Collections Although many institutions now run courses on choreography, All choreographers invent movements, but the inspiration can come from anywhere class, http://www.peopleplayuk.org/collections/default.php?ter_id=308

83. Residential Arts Every year, the UMASS Dance Department presents two concerts of student choreography The Emerging choreographers Series Dance Concert, a traditionally http://www.umass.edu/fac/calendar/resarts/events/EmergingChoreographers.html

Closeup On: Emerging Choreographers Series Thursday, April 29 - Saturday, May 1 Main Dance Studio / Hampshire College A fresh evening of innovative dance and student choreography performed by UMASS Dance Department majors. A mélange of works ranging from neo-classical modern dance to a cappella tap dance. Every year, the UMASS Dance Department presents two concerts of student choreography: The Emerging Choreographers Series Dance Concert, a traditionally undergraduate show, followed by a concert of senior dance majors’ choreography, entitled Alive with Dance. Students $5 / General $8

84. National College Choreography Initiative (NCCI) A number of positive results occurred for choreographers. The National College choreography Initiative is delighted to have helped set the stage for http://www.danceusa.org/programs_publications/choreography_oview.htm

NCCI THE NATIONAL COLLEGE CHOREOGRAPHY INITIATIVE Overview by Suzanne Callahan For all projects, public involvement outside of the academic community was critical. Colleges were to make substantial efforts to involve the general public beyond the performance of the dance work itself. Activities such as panel discussions, lectures, open rehearsals, school performances, and video showings would allow students and general audiences access to the history of dance and the process of creating choreography. Scholars, educators, critics, historians, and artists would inform the public presentation of the dances. Finally, it was hoped that other organizations would join these collaborations, including musical ensembles, community-based dance organizations, presenters and other colleges within the particular state. Measured Steps In the past year, 48 artists and ensembles have worked in every state in the country plus the District of Columbia to bring dance of the highest caliber to students; many of these guest choreographers brought in additional professional artists from their own companies to assist with teaching and reconstructions. A total of 43 dances have been restaged or reconstructed and another 44 new works have been created, as colleges opted to capitalize on this rare funding opportunity by commissioning multiple works.

85. Mason Gross School Of The Arts - Rutgers In New York The NJSCA/Department of State honored him with a choreography Fellowship in choreographers Dancers PhotoGallery Bill Maynes Gallery2003 http://www.masongross.rutgers.edu/runy/runy04_dance_1.html

Rutgers In New York 2004 John Evans Randy James was born and raised in New Jersey and currently lives in Highland Park. He began his training at Rutgers University as a Dance and Theater major. In May 2002 he received the New Jersey Governor's Award in Arts Education. The NJSCA/Department of State honored him with a Choreography Fellowship in recognition of his artistic excellence and recently named him "Distinguished Teaching Artist". He has been a guest artist at various institutions nationally and internationally including ADF, Jacob's Pillow, Bates Dance Festival, London Contemporary Dance Theatre, International Contemporary Dance Conference and Performance Festival in Poland, Tage des Tanzes in Germany and Austria, Fine Five School in Estonia, Via Danse in Latvia, among others. James is currently the Artistic Director of Randy James Dance Works as well as Assistant Professor in the Dance Department at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. Cleo Mack earned her BFA in dance from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, where she was the recipient of the ACDFA/Dance Magazine Award for Outstanding Student Choreography. She was selected by Dance Magazine as one of “25 to watch in 2002”. Her work has been shown at DTW’s “Fresh Tracks”, the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., P.S.1 Contemporary Dance Center, George Street Playhouse presented by Terra Firma Dance Theatre, Judson Church for Movement Research, and the Hungarian/American Dance Festival in Hungary. She is currently the director of dance at the Purnell School and Artistic Director of the Cleo Mack Dance Project.

86. Performing Arts; Dance: Category Website List: Australia's Culture And Recreatio A major focus is on the development of Australian choreography and choreographers and on work which is site specific. Danza Viva (more info) http://www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au/website/category/ZXPA24~Performing arts;

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87. Bodystatement Dance & Choreography let one of BODY Statement s Dance choreographers help you create choreography designed to show off BODY Statement Dance Instructors choreographers http://www.bodystatement.com/about/dance.html

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88. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Ballet choreography Dance Ballet and Modern Dance Royal Ballet, famous British ballet company Theatrical music for ballet choreographers http://encarta.msn.com/related_761554933/Ballet.html

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89. WELCOME TO THE RICKMANSWORTH SCHOOL They will study different genres of choreography, different choreographers as well as learning key features of choreography such as structure, and form, http://www.rickmansworth.herts.sch.uk/departments/DANCEDEPT.htm

WELCOME TO THE RICKMANSWORTH SCHOOL DANCE WEB PAGE CONTENTS KEY STAGE THREE WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? WHAT DO WE DO? GCSE DANCE ... FACILITIES AND RESOURCES Why is it Important? At Key Stage 3 the emphasis is on increasing student’s awareness and knowledge of health and fitness as well as developing their creativity, confidence and self-esteem.  Dance also provides students with the opportunity to develop other key skills such as teamwork, leadership and problem solving.  Dance teaches students analytical and interpretive vocabulary and encourages them to be able to voice their opinions and interpretations with accuracy. What do we Do? At Key Stage 3 students are taught dance as part of their Physical Education.  At Rickmansworth School in Years 7, 8 and 9 in P.E students are taught on a rotational system to maximise the variety of sports each student experiences.  Dance is part of this rotation.  The students are divided into separate male and female groups.  If you would like more information concerning this please see the P.E web page. As students progress through Yrs 7, 8 and 9 the schemes of work challenge their creativity, originality, analysis, performance, response, and understanding in dance.Â

90. Thodos Dance Chicago Guest choreographers. Thodos Dance Chicago is recognized nationally for its enticing choreography opportunities. Throughout the years, the company has http://www.thodosdancechicago.org/danceCreation/guest.html

Tickets Contact Us Home Dance Performance ... Dance Creation Guest Choreographers Thodos Dance Chicago is recognized nationally for its enticing choreography opportunities. Throughout the years, the company has premiered numerous works for respected choreographers throughout the country. Our Chicago performances, whether self-produced of part of community projects, have proven to be excellent platforms for evolving choreographers to imagine, create and present their works! Amy Ernst – premiered in our Winter Concert Series 2005 Leading choreographer, Amy Ernst, from the Southwest and Associate Professor at the University of Arizona, set her work “Raft” on the Company for Winter Concert 2005. Raft is a unique, lovely duet with unexpected special effects. Ernst's choreography is currently in the repertory of professional dance companies in California, New Mexico, Texas and Arizona. Ann Reinking – world premiere in Winter Concert Series 2004 Choreographer, director and actress Ann Reinking was guest choreographer for Winter Concert 2004 with her work CAUTION: Side Effects. She has numerous accolades, including the Theatre World Award for her work as Maggie in “Over Here” and the Clarence Derwent Award. In 1997, Ms. Reinking won the Tony Award, the Drama Desk Award, the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Astaire Award for her choreography for the ENCORES production of “Chicago,” now in its seventh year on Broadway. In 1999, “FOSSE,” which Reinking directed and co-choreographed in 1999, won a Tony Award for best musical.

91. Village Voice > Dance > The Bolshoi Ballet By Deborah Jowitt Two choreographers awaken sleeping ballets, one by adjusting history, one by starting Only scraps of the original choreography remained, but Lacotte has http://www.villagevoice.com/dance/0531,jowitt1,66478,14.html

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92. Choreographers 2005 Ms. Leverett has done extensive choreography for Rochester City Ballet. New choreographers On Point , a choreography showcase in NYC. http://www.balletbuilders.org/pages/choreographers05.html

Ballet Builders 2005 was presented on Saturday, April 9, at 8:00 P.M. and Sunday, April 10, 2005 at 3:00 P.M. on the stage of the Florence Gould Hall at the French Institute/Alliance Francaise, 55 East 59th Street in New York City. Click here to read the reviews With works by Choreographers: Melissa Barak Jennifer Hart Jamey Levertt, Gina Patterson ... Paul Vasterling Melissa Barak Ms. Barak is a recipient of the 2001 Choo-San Goh Award for Choreography. Return to top of page. Jennifer Hart is a member of the versatile and innovative Minnesota Dance Theatre under the direction of former ABT principle dancer Lise Houlton. Hart trained at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, MDT, San Francisco Ballet and on full scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet where she performed and toured with the company in several productions. For several years, post-study, she turned away from the classical world preferring to appeal to her renegade side by performing with the avant-garde theatrical dance group Ballet of the Dolls under the direction of Myron Johnson. In 1996, she co-founded Les Femmes Cabaret, an unconventional trio sought after by nightclubs and other urban venues. This project ran for five years. She eventually succumbed to her classical impulses and returned to ballet to work with MDT, a company that exposed her to masters such as George Balanchine, Anthony Tudor, Jose Limon, Dwight Rhoden, Elisa Monte, Alonzo King and Loyce Houlton as well as great emerging choreographers including Lise Houlton. She has also worked as a guest artist for L.A. Chamber Ballet and numerous independent choreographers.

93. UCSB Libraries - UCSB Libraries - Dance Collection Development Policy ballet, modern dance; the history of choreography and choreographers; dance music and music literature pertinent to these areas. http://www.library.ucsb.edu/services/policies/collections/cddance.html

You are here: Home About the Library Policies Collection Development Policies ... Dance Collection Development Policy Dance Collection Development Policy Overview The Dance Collection Development Policy supports research, study and teaching of dance faculty and students in the Dance Division of the Department of Dramatic Art at UCSB. Through the acquisition of material on the history of dance and the techniques of dance, the Library supports faculty and students in the two degree programs: the B.A. in Dance which provides preparation for careers in dance such as therapy (dance and psychology), arts management (dance and business), and historical research (dance and history); and the B.F.A. degree in dance prepares students for a professional career in performance and/or choreography through intensive study in both studio; performance and dance research. Materials collected further support research, scholarship, and study in choreography, dance history, and dance production by dance and dramatic art faculty, undergraduate and graduate students. Materials collected as well provide

94. Gender & Choreography: An Irrational Tango The important creators of dance, the choreographers, however, This gender bias in choreography has been previously discussed (Hanna, 1988, 129). http://linus.it.uts.edu.au/~don/pubs/tango.html

GENDER AND CHOREOGRAPHY: AN IRRATIONAL TANGO Don Herbison-Evans donherbisonevans@yahoo.com Technical Report 330 Basser Department of Computer Science University of Sydney NSW 2006 (updated 14 October 2003) ABSTRACT This essay is a study of the history of the growth of creativity in dance over the last 100 years. Before 1900, most choreographers for dance were male. Theatrical dance in the first half of the twentieth century was dominated by female choreographers. The origins for this change are discussed. Meanwhile, social dancing before 1900 involved mainly dances with prescribed steps. Males appear to have been released from this straight-jacket (inadvertently) to do creative social dance choreography by Vernon Castle in 1911. Females were not released until some 50 years later (again, inadvertently) by Chubby Checker. Vernon Castle's method of dividing ballroom dances into "figures" may be viewed as the construction of a set of symbols. The mapping of these onto numerical digits is exemplified using figures from the modern Tango. Castle's catalysis of of the change from sequence dancing to ballroom dancing can then be viewed as a change from rational dancing (like rational numbers that have recurring groups of digits) to irrational dancing (like irrational numbers having digit sequences with no repetition). INTRODUCTION Ordinary people in society can involve themselves in dancing in either of two ways: watching the the performance of specially trained dancers. and/or participating themselves in social dancing. Over the last 200 years in Western society, substantial changes to the creation of dance in these spheres has occurred.

95. Dance Salad Concert 2005 Press Release Dance Salad Festival has presented dancers, choreographers and companies from the choreography, while developing choreographers and dancers like Iratxe. http://www.dancesalad.org/press_releases/2005/2005_release.shtml

Printable Version Media Contact: Julie Lambert For Immediate Release DANCE SALAD FESTIVAL OFFERS AUDIENCES ANOTHER SEASON OF WORLD-RENOWNED DANCE March 24, 25, 26, 2005 at the Wortham Center, Cullen Theater HOUSTON, TX (February 17, 2005). Now celebrating the 10th anniversary season in Houston and 13th season since its inception in Brussels, Belgium, Dance Salad Festival promises another gathering of world-class performers. Famous in their own countries, the dance companies have won praise from critics and audiences everywhere they have traveled. Dance Salad Festival has presented dancers, choreographers and companies from the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa. Most of the pieces in Dance Salad Festival 2005 are Houston premieres and six pieces are North American premieres. Dancers from the following companies to perform at the 2005 Festival: Norwegian National Ballet (Oslo, Norway):

96. Ballet Builders 2005: New Choreographers On Point Ballet Builders helps choreographers in the genre of ballet. No Defense (New York Premiere) choreography by Gina Patterson, Music and Lyrics Composed http://www.exploredance.com/balletbuilders041005.php

Dance Performance Reviews This article is sponsored by Matles Florist. www.florists.ftd.com/matles/ 329 West 57th Street NY, NY 10019 ... Swing‘n Salsa Party at Club 412 (7pm) www ExploreDance.com More Search Options Roberta E. Zlokower Performance Reviews Ballet ... New York, New York About the Author: Click here to purchase Danskin New York City Ballet Dancewear collection. Enjoy free shipping with a purchase of $75 or more. Ballet Builders 2005: New Choreographers On Point Ballet Builders 2005 www.balletbuilders.org Presented by New Choreographers On Point Ruth Chester, Executive Director Michael Kraus, Artistic Director Meg Gurin-Paul, Associate Artistic Director Works by: Melissa Barak, Jennifer Hart, Jamey Leverett, Gina Patterson, Bonnie Scheibman, Alison Seidenstricker, Paul Vasterling Presented at Florence Gould Hall Gould Hall Website 55 East 59th Street NY, NY Dr. Roberta E. Zlokower April 10, 2005 See Ballet Builders 2004 Review New Choreographers On Point, founded in 1990 by Ruth Chester and Michael Kraus, assists new choreographers to realize their concepts and helps them perform their works. Ballet Builders helps choreographers in the genre of ballet. Distinguished ballet professionals choose the works to be performed. (Program Notes). Slow Dance (Premiere): Choreography by Bonnie Scheibman, Music by Felix Mendelssohn (

97. About The 2005 Arizona Choreography Competition 2005 Arizona choreography Competition. Arizona choreographers are invited to participate in the Arizona choreography Competition 2005. http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/arts/choreography/

arts about the arts choreography competition about call for entries winners 2005 Arizona Choreography Competition Arizona choreographers are invited to participate in the Arizona Choreography Competition 2005. This statewide competition is open to choreographers of college age and older, in all genres of dance. The Arizona Choreography Competition was created by Patricia Bodell, Director of Dance at Scottsdale Community College, and Lenna DeMarco, Director of Dance at Glendale Community College, and is designed to promote and support quality work of established and emerging Arizona choreographers. Sponsored by the Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction Fine Arts Programs, the competition provides the opportunity for students and professionals to work in a supportive and creative atmosphere. Dancers on both campuses are of high caliber, with versatile and technical proficiency, comparable to university dancers. Works submitted should reflect this quality. The competition offers four cash awards, with two winners in each division. Professionals receive $1,000 and student $600. Winning entries will be fully produced and performed in December 2005 by Scottsdale Community College and Glendale Community College dance companies. There will also be a gala performance in Phoenix honoring the winning entries. All applicants must submit the following: A current resume.

98. International Ballet Competition And Contest Of Choreographers choreography by A.Gorsky (music of the variation by R.Drigo) Male variation from Peasant pas de trois, Act I. choreography by M.Petipa (music by http://www.russian-konkurs.ru/eng/program.html

JUNIOR DIVISION SOLO First Round a) one variation from a classic ballet listed in the obligatory repertory of the Competition; b) a contemporary work or a fragment from a ballet choreographed not earlier than 2000 or a piece specially staged by a choreographer for the Competition. Duration – for not more than 5 minutes. Second Round a) one variation from a classic ballet; b) a contemporary piece or a fragment from a ballet staged by choreographer not earlier than 1950. Third Round (with orchestra accompaniment) - two variations from classic ballets DUO First Round a) one variation from a classic ballet listed in the obligatory repertory of the Competition; b) a contemporary work or a fragment from a ballet choreographed not earlier than 2000 or a piece specially staged by a choreographer for the Competition. Duration – for not more than 5 minutes.

99. Red Cinder Artist's Application choreography APPLICANTS choreographers may request to have up to two dancers in residence. This must be noted on the back of the application form under http://www.red-cinder.com/ArtApp.html

100. Choreographers - London - Big Chief Productions - Choreography London choreographers. Big Chief Productions. Contact, Angie and Shaun Fernandes. Address, 81 Duke Road. Chiswick,. London. England. W4 2BN http://www.4rfv.co.uk/brieflisting.asp?scategory=74&company=17284&start=0

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