EVENING DANCE CLASSES
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BALLET DANCE INTENSIVE
Adam Holms, ABT Certified Instructor will head this dance intensive for Level 2, 2A and 3 students (ages 7-11), along with Nikole LaChioma. All instructors involved in this program hold at least a BFA in Dance and are involved in the education and continued professional advancement of dance in the arts. (Placement Auditions Required)
SESSION ONE
July 12-16 (Monday – Friday)
10:00 am – 3:30 pm
SESSION TWO
July 19-23 (Monday – Friday)
10:00 am – 3:30 pm
SESSION THREE
July 26-30 (Monday – Friday)
10:00 am – 3:30 pm
Note: All three session may be take alone or combined in any manner.
***Early Morning Drop Off and/or Late Pick Up
are available at an additional weekly fee.
Informal Performance each Friday at 3 pm.
DAILY SCHEDULE
10:00 – 11:15 am Ballet
11:15 - 12:00 pm Lunch
12:00 – 12:45 pm Dance History, Dance Lab, Improvisation
12:45 - 1:00 pm Break
1:00 -2:00 pm Modern or Jazz
2:00 - 3:30 pm Choreography & Rehearsal
Early Morning Drop Off 8:45 am $100
Late Pick UP 3:30-5:30 pm $150
These fees are per session/per dancer.
6 Student minimum to 16 Student maximum
Cost: $300 for One Session/per student
$575 Session for Two Sessions/per student
$850 Session for Three Sessions/per student
Registration Fee: $25 per student
DANCE WORKSHOP
Nikole LaChioma, holds a B.F.A. Cum Laude in Ballet from Marymount Manhattan College.
She currently is the Company Director of In Motion, Artistic Director of PACC and has her own contemporary dance company, The Parker Project. Adam Holms, holds a M.A. in Ballet Pedagogy from NYU and is certified by ABT in all levels of their training syllabus.
Katherine Hozier holds a B.F.A. in Ballet and is a member of the Jennifer Muller Company.
(Placement Auditions Required. This workshop for dance students in Levels 3A, 4 and 5)
SESSION ONE
July 5-10 (Monday - Friday)
SESSION TWO
July 12-16 (Monday - Friday)
SESSION THREE
July 19-23 (Monday - Friday)
SESSION FOUR
July 26-30 (Monday - Friday)
HOURS
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Informal Performance each Friday @ 4:30 pm
DAILY SCHEDULE
9:00-10:30 am Modern
10:30-11:45 am Choreography
11:45-12:45 pm
12:45-2:15 pm Ballet
2:15-2:30 pm Break
2:30-3:30 pm Pointe/Anatomy/Composition Dance History
3:30-3:45 pm Break
3:45-5:00 pm Choreography
Ballet will include warm up, technique, pirouettes, allegro, pre-pointe or pointe and virtuosity.
6 Student minimum to 16 Student maximum
Cost: $450 for One Session/per student
$875 Session for Two Sessions/per student
$1300 Session for Three Sessions/per student
$1725 Session for Four Sessions/per student
Registration Fee: $25 per student
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
BALLET
The object of these classes is to provide an understanding of body placement, the use of the skeleton, the influence of gravity through the body in a turned out position and the use of energy from the floor throughout the body. The barre is used to build strength and coordination. Center work introduces a relationship to direction and movement, along with an understanding of different movement qualities, such as fluidity in adage, suspension and sharpness in turns and “Balon” in big and small jumps.
CHOREOGRAPHY/DANCE COMPOSTITION
The art of creating dances! You will learn what the path is from the idea or inception to the actual creation of movement. The composition of a dance takes many creative and interesting directions – you will explore the many ways to choreograph.
MODERN
This class is about energy. How do we find it? How do we discover new sources of energy in our bodies by unlocking our technical capabilities and exploring new movement possibilities? The technical exercise focus on movement that increase the dancer’s understanding of placement, momentum and agility, as well as training the dancer to find new anatomical and theatrical sources from which to move. Class combinations consist of phrase material that involves focus on details, dropping in and out of the floor and fast changes of directions and levels.
JAZZ
A powerful, technical and dramatic style of jazz, strongly based in ballet and modern techniques. Class focuses on strength, placement and musicality, while refining quality and connection of movement, and improving performance ability.
ANATOMY
This lecture and demonstration will give the dancers a fundamental knowledge of their muscular and skeletal system. Discussion on how to prevent injury, how to treat injury and a basic understanding of how and why our body works and reacts the way it does.
DANCE HISTORY
Students will learn about the founders of dance and the companies, choreographers and dancers past and present who make up the world of dance.
FACULTY
Adam Holms, M..A. Ballet and Education
Nikole LaChioma, B.F.A. Ballet Modern
Katherine Hozier, B.F.A. Ballet Modern
*Faculty may be changed do to personal and professional conflicts.
BROADWAY STAGE RIGHT
Musical Theater Workshop
Ages 8 - 14
Mon - Fri, July 5-30
9:00am - 3:00pm
After Care provided
Show Presentation on July 30th @ 7pm