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He started his professional career in the Bay Area in as a corps de ballet member at San Francisco Ballet. Kendall joined ODC in In Santiago de Cuba, he also performed with Locomotion, an audiovisual and interactive dance company.

While in college she danced professionally with Mark Foehringer dance project SF, Central California ballet, and performed with Zhukov Dance Theatre for their and seasons. We are so excited to have eight local dancers participating in this production!

Thank you to all who auditioned. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Leishman co-leads her own ensemble, Kamikaze Ground Crew, which began life as the stage band for the Flying Karamazov Brothers. David K. Elliot Lighting design, set realization David K. Elliott is an instructor of stage lighting at UC Berkeley. Read the book to your students and have them draw a picture of their favorite toy. When their drawings are finished send them to us to include a lobby display before the show. Have students share their pet stories in class.

How long have they had their pet? Why is the pet so special? Step 1: Have the students select a character. Do they want to be a new rabbit, a shabby rabbit, or a real rabbit?

Ask them how each of these characters would move differently and have them act it out. Step 2: Now, have the students take the movements they made up and make variations on them. If they travel, have them go on their tip-toes, or bend down as they do each movement.

Step 3: Using the list below of action words from the story, have them act out their favorite scene from the book or play. They are called visual arts. Painting and drawing can express a story or an emotion. A painting can have big brush strokes or tiny ones. In a dance production, set designers decide what visual images you see on stage with the dance. He would first draw them in color and then they were sewn together based on his drawing.

What was it? Music Music is also used in the performance The Velveteen Rabbit to help tell the story. It is a combination of sounds that make rhythms, phrases, melodies and harmonies. Music also evokes different emotions. Below are some questions you can ask your students about the music after seeing the performance.

Can you clap a rhythm? Can you sing it with a friend? By attending the event, you consent to be photographed and for your image to be used in such materials. Most Popular. When: Friday, Nov. Please enter a phone number, including the area code ex.

Never submit passwords through Google Forms. Choreographic victories abounded too, my favorite being how Nelson marked the passage of time. Two solos also stood out for their choreographic ingenuity. Split leaps, long extensions and articulations of the foot, ankle and knee communicated this new reality. The adult chorus must also be praised for their speed, stamina and finesse.

They were constantly shifting from character to character and costume to costume, and never once looked rushed or flustered. And there are a couple of scenes that might go on a bit too long. The orchestrations and text worked great together; nothing more was needed.

Especially not the intermittent songs that crept in from time to time. Certainly, it seemed an odd choice for this otherwise heartwarming work.

Heather Desaulniers is a freelance dance writer based in Oakland, California.



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