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The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
SPAC DEBUT AND WORLD PREMIERE COMING TO THE SPA LITTLE THEATER IN MARCH
Considered the most prominent flamenco dance company in the United States, Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana will present Quinto Elemento (Fifth Element), a new evening-length work set to an original score of live music at the Spa Little Theater in the Saratoga State Park at 7pm March 8th and 2pm March 9th. Choreographed by Patricia Guerrero, the new work explores the fifth element of the earth: ether, the essence that makes up the space around us. Hailed as a master of tradition who dares to deconstruct the art form, Guerrero draws on her deep knowledge of traditional flamenco but pushes past the restriction of its rules.
The mission of Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana, based in New York City and Durham, NC, is to promote flamenco as a living art form and a vital part of Hispanic heritage, produce and perform high quality dance works; provide arts education programs that catalyze connections among young people; and nurture the next generations of Spanish dance artists and educators.
For tickets which range from $64.75 to $34.75: https://spac.org/events/flamenco/
SPAC DEBUT AND WORLD PREMIERE COMING TO THE SPA LITTLE THEATER IN MARCH
Considered the most prominent flamenco dance company in the United States, Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana will present Quinto Elemento (Fifth Element), a new evening-length work set to an original score of live music at the Spa Little Theater in the Saratoga State Park at 7pm March 8th and 2pm March 9th. Choreographed by Patricia Guerrero, the new work explores the fifth element of the earth: ether, the essence that makes up the space around us. Hailed as a master of tradition who dares to deconstruct the art form, Guerrero draws on her deep knowledge of traditional flamenco but pushes past the restriction of its rules.
The mission of Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana, based in New York City and Durham, NC, is to promote flamenco as a living art form and a vital part of Hispanic heritage, produce and perform high quality dance works; provide arts education programs that catalyze connections among young people; and nurture the next generations of Spanish dance artists and educators.
For tickets which range from $64.75 to $34.75: https://spac.org/events/flamenco/
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)
The SPAC School of the Arts will collaborate with Dance Alliance on a new 12-week session and format for its DTT program with an all-female roster of esteemed presenters. The class will meet on Tuesdays February 4th to May 6th (no classes February 17 or April 14) from 12:45-2:00. Mary DiSanto-Rose will lead off with 3 weeks focusing on the roots of modern dance (Graham, Sokolow, Taylor) followed by 3 weeks taught by Deb Rutledge (Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown). The final 6 weeks, taught by Frankie Soldevere, will focus on legends of tap. Tap shoes will be loaned to participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each week, participants will view a virtual biographical tour created by Mary Anne Fantauzzi and Lydia Huibregtse about each featured artist followed by a one hour exploratory movement class. No experience is needed. Register at:
Registration is now open: https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography-2/ (This program is a community collaboration between Dance Alliance and the SPAC School of the Arts)