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Technique
Classes
- Modern Dance - All Levels (Humphrey/Limon, Release, Laban,
Bartenieff)
- Brazilian Dance - Samba (and its variations) and Capoeira
- Flamenco Dance - Beginning and Intermediate Levels
(shoes with heels required)
- Pilates - All Levels of Mat Work and Apparatus (if available)
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Choreography
and Performance
- Non traditional partnering including contact improvisation
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- Improvisation with voice and movement
- Textual resources for choreography - Original text is used
as the basis for choreography (movement and text). We will explore the
borders between dance and theater.
- Artistic mentors for emerging Latina(o) dance makers
- Latina Repertory Etudes - This class looks at Latina
dance work through a historical, aesthetic, critical and performance
lens. Students engage with the work through a short movement study and
by looking at larger contextual issues that inundate the work.
Lecture Demonstrations,
Research Presentations/Panels |
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- Lecture demonstrations
that focus on contextual/performance frames that clarify for the viewer
the various socio/cultural/political/spiritual narratives found within
the dancing Latina body.
- Research presentations for graduates - We will share our
methodologies/challenges/findings as well as issues surrounding the
concept of the insider/outsider researcher.
- Panel discussions for cultural/ethnic studies, women's studies,
interdisciplinary arts, minority programs, dance/theater departments
and research methodologies. The Latina Dance Project panel introduces
the concept behind the LDP and draws for the listener parallels, interdependence
and contrasts between cultural dance forms.
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