At Henle Dance Studio at Union College an Adult Exploratory Dance Class with Eisenhower Dance Detroit (EDD)
Oct 17 @ 11:15 am – 12:30 pm
An inclusive exploration of ballet and contemporary dance in a non-judgmental, supportive environment for dancers of all ability levels (ages 18+) will take place at Henle Dance Studio
at Union College, Schenectady, NY on Thursday, October 17th from 11:15-12:30pm. This event, taught by an EDD company member, is free and open to the public. No fee for class but registration is required. Simply send an email to Kim Engle [engelk@union.edu].
This residency marks the 16th annual collaboration between The Egg and Union College. Smaller but similar residencies began in 2008 and have featured such national and international companies as Ballet Jazz de Montreal, RubberBand Dance, Camille A. Brown & Dancers, Spellbound Contemporary Ballet, Ballet Hispanico, Philadanco, Rennie Harris PureMovement and Limón Dance Company.
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Open A.I.M. Movement Workshop:
Please join us in Skidmore Dance Studio II in the Williamson Sports Center on Friday 11/8 from 6:00-8:00pm for an open community AIM Movement Workshop with dancer Jamaal Bowman, followed by a Q&A. This class will be at an intermediate level and is open to all dancers ages 13+. Registration link is below:
A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham will make its SPAC debut on Saturday 11/9 at 7pm and Sunday 11/10 at 2pm in the Spa Little Theater, Saratoga Springs. The program will feature Black and Queer stories set to the music of Nina Simone and an electronic score by composer Jlin.
The company will offer two opportunities to interact with the company at Skidmore College the evening prior to their performances:
A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham will make its SPAC debut on Saturday 11/9 at 7pm and Sunday 11/10 at 2pm in the Spa Little Theater, Saratoga Springs. The program will feature Black and Queer stories set to the music of Nina Simone and an electronic score by composer Jlin.
The company will offer two opportunities to interact with the company at Skidmore College the evening prior to their performances:
The new Fall 2024 DTT will explore the history of tap by highlighting ten different legends of this dance form, one each week of the session that runs from September 17 to December 3 on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00. (no classes Nov. 5 or 26). The cost is $165 for all ten classes or $17 drop-in rate. Each class begins with a short biographical presentation by Mary Anne Fantauzzi followed by a one-hour progressive tap class taught by Johnny Martinez. A limited number of tap shoes may be signed out for the session. No experience necessary.
https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography/
DANCING THROUGH TIME: CONNECTIONS THROUGH CHOREOGRAPHY returns with a new theme and new format at the SPAC School of the Arts this Fall. Rather than offering a quick look at different genres of dance each week, DTT will focus on ONE genre in depth for the entire 11-week 2024 semester. From September 17 through December 3, the theme will be TAP with Johnny Martinez (instructor) and Mary Anne Fantauzzi (facilitator). The classes will meet on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00 beginning with a 12-minute video focusing on one dance artist who is either an American tap luminary or one who was greatly influenced by one. This will be followed by a one-hour progressive tap class that ends with a choreographic phrase inspired by the artist of the day. No experience is necessary and a limited supply of gently used tap shoes will be provided to participants for the semester. Registration and pricing information will be online at www.spacschool.org on July 10th. For more information call 518-587-3331.
The new Fall 2024 DTT will explore the history of tap by highlighting ten different legends of this dance form, one each week of the session that runs from September 17 to December 3 on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00. (no classes Nov. 5 or 26). The cost is $165 for all ten classes or $17 drop-in rate. Each class begins with a short biographical presentation by Mary Anne Fantauzzi followed by a one-hour progressive tap class taught by Johnny Martinez. A limited number of tap shoes may be signed out for the session. No experience necessary.
https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography/
DANCING THROUGH TIME: CONNECTIONS THROUGH CHOREOGRAPHY returns with a new theme and new format at the SPAC School of the Arts this Fall. Rather than offering a quick look at different genres of dance each week, DTT will focus on ONE genre in depth for the entire 11-week 2024 semester. From September 17 through December 3, the theme will be TAP with Johnny Martinez (instructor) and Mary Anne Fantauzzi (facilitator). The classes will meet on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00 beginning with a 12-minute video focusing on one dance artist who is either an American tap luminary or one who was greatly influenced by one. This will be followed by a one-hour progressive tap class that ends with a choreographic phrase inspired by the artist of the day. No experience is necessary and a limited supply of gently used tap shoes will be provided to participants for the semester. Registration and pricing information will be online at www.spacschool.org on July 10th. For more information call 518-587-3331.
DANCING THROUGH TIME: CONNECTIONS THROUGH CHOREOGRAPHY returns with a new theme and new format at the SPAC School of the Arts this Fall. Rather than offering a quick look at different genres of dance each week, DTT will focus on ONE genre in depth for the entire 11-week 2024 semester. From September 17 through December 3, the theme will be TAP with Johnny Martinez (instructor) and Mary Anne Fantauzzi (facilitator). The classes will meet on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00 beginning with a 12-minute video focusing on one dance artist who is either an American tap luminary or one who was greatly influenced by one. This will be followed by a one-hour progressive tap class that ends with a choreographic phrase inspired by the artist of the day. No experience is necessary and a limited supply of gently used tap shoes will be provided to participants for the semester. Registration and pricing information will be online at www.spacschool.org on July 10th. For more information call 518-587-3331.
The new Fall 2024 DTT will explore the history of tap by highlighting ten different legends of this dance form, one each week of the session that runs from September 17 to December 3 on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00. (no classes Nov. 5 or 26). The cost is $165 for all ten classes or $17 drop-in rate. Each class begins with a short biographical presentation by Mary Anne Fantauzzi followed by a one-hour progressive tap class taught by Johnny Martinez. A limited number of tap shoes may be signed out for the session. No experience necessary.
https://spac.org/events/dancing-through-time-connections-through-choreography/
DANCING THROUGH TIME: CONNECTIONS THROUGH CHOREOGRAPHY returns with a new theme and new format at the SPAC School of the Arts this Fall. Rather than offering a quick look at different genres of dance each week, DTT will focus on ONE genre in depth for the entire 11-week 2024 semester. From September 17 through December 3, the theme will be TAP with Johnny Martinez (instructor) and Mary Anne Fantauzzi (facilitator). The classes will meet on Tuesdays from 12:45-2:00 beginning with a 12-minute video focusing on one dance artist who is either an American tap luminary or one who was greatly influenced by one. This will be followed by a one-hour progressive tap class that ends with a choreographic phrase inspired by the artist of the day. No experience is necessary and a limited supply of gently used tap shoes will be provided to participants for the semester. Registration and pricing information will be online at www.spacschool.org on July 10th. For more information call 518-587-3331.