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Dear Colleagues & Dance Enthusiasts
You are cordially invited to participate in the 10th Annual International
Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November
6th – 10th, 2024.
Venue: VK Dance Arena & City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
The theme to this year’s Congress is “ Bringing the Vision of Healing
Through KONPA Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance:
ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango,
Konpa/Meringue, Recreational, Mambo/Salsa, Greek Dance, Contemporary,
Bollywood, Hip-hop & many more
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International
Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the
CID, The City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam, The Rhonda Eyes Alliance. It
is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, as well as the
Municipality of City Council.
We are looking forward toward your contribution in supporting the
International Art of Dance worldwide to benefit (Social & Cultural Dance
Educational Scholarships & REA Vision Project in South Florida & Haiti)
Your Participation & Support by Sharing with friends and
Colleagues
Registration
Fee:$100/p.p.
Lecture Presentation & Livestream Performances
@ City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
6:30pm—9pm Live on:
WWW.ETHNI.TV & Youtube Channel (NMBCtv)
Sincerely
Michel F. Jacques
President
Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org
Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization
Dear Colleagues & Friends
You are cordially invited to participate in our 10th Annual International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Florida, USA, November 6th – 10th, 2024. Venue: VK Dance Arena. & Miramar Cultural Center Theater.
The theme to this year’s Congress is “Healing Through Dancing”. Featuring “KONPA Dance”
This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, Indian Classical Dances, contemporary, Bollywood,Hip-hop,Revival and much more.
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of CID-UNESCO Inc, in collaboration with the Executive Secretary of the CID-Unesco Paris, as well as the Municipality of City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam and Rhonda Eyes AllianceInc.
We are looking forward to your participation in supporting our 10th, annual Congress on Dance Research. Proceed will benefit Social & Cultural Dance Pilot & Vision Care to the less fortunate Children & Family.
Participation Fee: $100/pp
Your Participation & Support Confirmation by September 1st , 2024
Call Francois +1- 954-708-5099
Special early bird hotel reservations
Email us: hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com<mailto:hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com
Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org <http://www.cidusa.org>
We are looking forward to your contribution and support!
2023
Dear Colleagues & Friends
You are cordially invited to our 9th Annual International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November 8th – 12th, 2023. Venue: VK Dance Arena and Nova Southeastern University Performance Theater!
The theme to this year’s Congress is “Healing Through Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, contemporary, Bollywood, Hip-hop, Aerial Gymnastic revival and much more.
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the CID. It is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, the National UNESCO Commission, as well as the Municipality of City Council.
We are looking forward toward your participation in supporting the International Art of Dance worldwide.
(Ballroom, Latin Social & Cultural Dance Educational Pilot Program for Children)
SUNDAY Nov 12th, 2023
Dance Film Projection & Live-streaming Performances
@ NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE THEATRE!
6:30pm Live on: WWW.ETHNI.TV
Visit us: http//: www.cidhallandale.org
We are looking forward to your participation and financial Support
Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization
2022
2021
SDG – Quarterly Conversation – # 2 – June 19, 2021
Evenings of Dance in Westchester
We invite you to Evenings of Dance in Westchester, a series of performances created by renowned choreographer Carole Alexis for Ballet des Amériques, the Westchester-based dance company that is quickly making a name for itself on the global stage. Featuring pieces from the company’s eclectic repertoire as well as new works, these Evenings are sure to delight dance aficionados, casual fans and those new to the art, revealing the brilliance of truly original choreography performed by spirited dancers.
April 17th at 5:30pm and at 7:30pm
April 18th at 2pm and at 4pm
May 15th at 5:30pm and at 7:30pm
May 16th at 2pm and at 4pm
Advance ticket purchase and registration is required, as audience size will be very limited for each performance. Please go to www.balletdesameriques.company/tickets to purchase your tickets and register. Temperature checks at the door and the wearing of masks are mandatory. With 28 live performances over the course of the season so far, Ballet des Amériques is a leader in providing safe environments for audiences and performers alike.
For further information about this series, please write to info@balletdesameriques.com or call 718-309-0437
Evenings of Dance in Westchester are made possible in part by a grant from ArtsWestchester with support from the Westchester County Government, by our generous donors and by Atout France/Martinique Tourism Authority.
2020
Event: San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts 2020
A free family Virtual event this year featuring DANCE
Where: ON LINE AT vimeo.com/showcase/
or www.
When: Sept 19 and 20, 2020- open for two weeks through Oct 4.
Admission: FREE
Website: triartSP.com
Special feature: Each piece will have a short introduction by the Artist, or an interview with Reichlin, or a short verbal introduction. Both programs are individual, with Program One/ Sept 19 seeming a little more family driven with dances created before the Pandemic, and Program Two/ Sept 20, a little more intense in subject matter, mostly with dances made during the Pandemic, but both with a diverse range.
Sizzle reels: https://vimeo.com/457183953 (program one), https://vimeo.com/457185142 (program two)
Louise Reichlin, Festival Executive Producer & Dance Director 213-385-1171 info louisehr@
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Dear colleagues,
It is my great pleasure to share with you the schedule of the Second Symposium on Middle Eastern, North African and Central Asian Dances, Music and Performing Arts <https://www.menaca2024.com/schedule/> (MENACA 2024), to be held in-person on the campus of Pomona College in Claremont, California, from 3-6 October 2024. At this link you will find full details of scheduling, speakers, and abstracts, as well as how to register to participate online. There is no registration fee to attend. The symposium is hosted by the Dance Department of Pomona College.
Our program this year offers scholarly papers, two keynote speakers, movement workshops, a film screening, and a dance concert providing a rich scholarly context in which dialogue and debate are encouraged.
This year we have the great honour to present two distinguished keynote speakers, Amir Hosein Pourjavady <https://www.facebook.com/amirhosein.pourjavady>, master musician and ethnomusicologist specialised in Persian music, and dancer and researcher Suhaila Salimpour <https://suhaila.com/>, a pioneer in Middle Eastern dance. We have also organized a roundtable on publishing and research in which scholars, editors and librarians will discuss the paths and pitfalls of publishing on the topic of MENACA performing arts, providing a useful perspective on this academic activity for prospective students and scholars.
The scholarly papers will be presented in four interdisciplinary panels offering participants an opportunity to connect with scholars who focus on current and past contexts of the dance, music and performing arts of the MENACA area.
* In the panel /Dabke: Practice as Resistance/ dance scholars and
researchers will introduce how this dance articulates a form of
political resistance and how it has become a reference in the
construction of identity for Palestinian diasporas in Latin America
and other areas of the world.
* The panel /Current Trends in Middle Eastern Dance and Music/
provides a common scope on bellydance and Middle Eastern music
focusing on the following themes: the analysis of the production of
diasporic urban landscapes in Toronto (Canada); the development of a
research group of Brazilian MENACA dance historians that deploy
social media to address historical constructs toward orientalism
among other historically biased labels; the staging of melancholia
in Egyptian Golden Era dance sequences, and the deployment of
musical references in Najib Mahfuz’s novel “Cairo Trilogy”.
* The panel /Envisioning Decolonialism/ presents four papers providing
four different perspectives on decolonising practices. A first paper
observes the strategies of a new generation of Tuareg performers
that challenges the role of exile in decolonial imagination through
historical poems and songs. A second presentation will tackle how
the feminisation of Amazigh (Berber) pop songs favours the
revitalisation of endangered Amazigh languages in Morocco. A third
paper will debate the role of Stambalism (dance and music rite) in
the re-signification of post-2011 Tunisian identity, and a fourth
presentation will focus on the process of mental mapping and
categories of construction within the Ukranian bellydance community
facing both Russian invasion and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
* The rich dance and performing arts heritage of the vast region of
/Turkey and the Persianate world/ is represented in the fourth panel
of the symposium. In this panel the first paper will analyse the
symbolic role of dance in the processes of modernisation and nation
building in Turkey at the turn of the 20th. century; a second
presentation will focus on the development of staged Uzbek dance
during the interwar period of the 20th century; the third paper
discusses the role of female acrobats and equestrians from a
visual-textual perspective in the pre-modern Persianate world
(Safavid, Mughal, and Qajar contexts); the fourth paper focuses on
the historical roots of Uzbek dances chronicling the emergence of
dance schools and the inclusion of these as part of the UNESCO
Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity program; the multicultural
background of Khuzestan (Iran) dances, their movement patterns and
their connection with festive occasions such as weddings,
constitutes the theme of the last presentation of this panel.
There will be a dance concert after the theoretical and practical sessions on Saturday evening. Two dance workshops have been organized for Sunday morning to complement the scholarly papers presented above, seeking to expand the knowledge of the dances of this area. We shall also be screening the film “The Fez Documentary,” about the golden years of the Middle Eastern community in Los Angeles, which will be introduced by our guest of honour Roxanne Shalaby.
Attached to this email is a leaflet that can be printed and posted. I would be grateful for your assistance to help spread the word about the symposium among colleagues, scholars, performers, etc.
Looking forward to welcoming you at Pomona, whether in-person or virtually. Please do not hesitate to be in touch with the organizing committee via menaca2023@gmail.com; we remain at your disposal for any inquiry you might have regarding the symposium.
Kind regards,
Robin Dougherty (Yale University Library)
Member, MENACA 2024 Organizing Committee
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MENACA2023
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/menaca2023
Contact: menaca2023@gmail.com
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KnowYourRoots Foundation, USA
SivaPadam Global Cultural Ambassadors at Anapale Dance festival 2024,event endorsed by the Internationa Dance Councill CID, at Dora Stratou Greek dances Theater in Athens, Greece.
Vani Gundlapalli
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Title: Somatic Activated Healing™ Teacher Training
Organizer: Sah D’ Simone
Link: https://www.sahmethod.com/training/
Location: Virtual/Online
Dates: August 24 – November 19, 2024
Contact: sahmethod@sahdsimone.com
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2023
Celebration of women empowerment – “Shakti Rupen Sansthita.”
1.Priestess-led puja
2. Saga of Inspiring Women
3. Kids drama – Divine Triumph
4. Dandiya & Cultural Night
7. Award a girl child $250 for her studies.
8. Awarding ceremony for international certification
9. Assorted Stalls
Thousands expected to unite and celebrate.
Location U.S.A. / CALIFORNIA / MANTECA
NAME OF ORGANIZERS : MANTECA INDIANS AND AMERICAN DESI SOCIETY
PERSON OF CONTACT : SWATHI BASU
CONTACT : +17755089080
2022
2021
dis-located Press Release
Dis-located
2020
PERFORMANCE CONTACT: LOUISE REICHLIN, (213) 385-1171
WHAT: Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers presents
Louise Reichlin & Dancers 4 streamed pieces from “Urban and Tribal Dances”: “Batida”, “Remembrance”, “Together”, “Alone 2020”
WEB SITE: http://www.LAChoreographersAndDancers.org
Louise Reichlin & Dancers, a performing company of Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers, will be streaming three reimagined sections of her critically acclaimed 1990-92 work Urban and Tribal Dances recorded for this at the Ivy Substation in Culver City plus a new filmic version of Alone 2020. Although live audiences are still not allowed, these four will be shown FREE on the company’s channel Vimeo.com/showcase/urbanandtribaldances. Louise Reichlin is Director/Choreographer, with costumes by Linda Borough and media created by Audri Phillips when Remembrance was revised in 2012. Dancers include Jill Elaine Collins, Coree McKee Gonzalez, Corrina Gemignani, Eve Metsäranta, Danny Guerrero, Katelyn Martin, and Kohl Lewis. Each section will be updated, and although the work was highly praised when first done, each work has added elements that make the whole timely, current, controversial, and moving. Besides the four dances, a section of conversations with the artists about the pieces are also part of the showing.
Louise Reichlin
Director
Louise Reichlin and Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers
Executive Producer & Dance Director
San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
213.385.1171
LA C&D presents soulful, imaginative dance works that takes audience members on their own journey of self-discovery.
Please send all replies to: louisehr@lachoreographersanddancers.org
Louise Reichlin
Director
Louise Reichlin and Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers
Executive Producer & Dance Director
San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
213.385.1171
LA C&D presents soulful, imaginative dance works that takes audience members on their own journey of self-discovery.
Please send all replies to: louisehr@lachoreographersanddancers.org
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Dear Folk Dancing Friends,
The Moveable Feet invites you to our annual Pre-Kolo Festival dance workshop on Saturday, November 23, 2019, with fabulous teachers Katherine Abbott and Adony Beniares and party with live music provided by the versatile Zabava International, playing music from the Balkans with a sprinkling of international folk dances. All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 555 Waverley St., Palo Alto.
6:45 pm: Doors open
7-8 pm: Workshop with Adony teaching Primavera en Salonica (Sephardic Greek) and Tallava (Albanian Kosovo Club dance), both by Steve Kotansky, and Katherine teaching Zapil se Stojan by Ventzi Sotirov. Adony will serve as MC.
8-11 pm: Dance party with Zabava International with Bill Cope (accordion, gajda, tambura…), Michele Simon (vocals & percussion), Tom Farris (guitar & tambura), and Simmy Willeman (violin). Remember to tip the band generously, especially when you request your special dances.
Attached at bottom is Zabava’s playlist. The green column shows the party’s scheduled dances. Those in the orange column can be requested for tips during the evening.
Kafana with beverages provided by the Moveable Feet and snacks by everyone’s contributions (thank you!). Parking on the street or in the city parking lots is free. If you know you are joining us, let us know (Lucy at LucySChang@gmail.com or Karen at kbegonia@me.com) by Wednesday, Nov. 20, and Susan will make a badge for faster signing in. Club Leaders: Kindly invite your dancers, thank you. See attached flier for more information.
Add to your calendar:
Saturday, December 14, 2019 – Second Harvest Fundraiser Party with quick and fun teachings by Sandra Biroc (Sukacko) and Craig Blackstone (Ela Mi Velice); First Baptist Church, 305 N. California Ave., Palo Alto; 3-7 pm. Free with donations of unexpired cans, dry goods, or checks to Second Harvest of Silicon Valley.
Tuesday, December 31, 2019 – New Year’s Eve Potluck Dinner (6:30-7:30 pm) and All-Request Folk Dance Party (7:30 pm – 12:30 am); All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 555 Waverley St., Palo Alto, Co-MCs Loui Tucker and Lucy Chang.
The Moveable Feet Team,
Adony, Clem, Chris, Dan, Karen, Kevin, Laurie, Lesley, Lothar, Lucy, Marina, Michael, Richard, Sandra, Sriparna, Susan, and Ulrike
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Treat yourself to the most exciting Tango journey!
Hosted by María Olivera & Paz Pozaricky
(In collaboration with Shahin Medghalchi)
2 weeks before the early bird price expires!!!
A magical adventure to experience the vibrant energy of Tango in Buenos Aires and enjoy an intensive training program while relaxing in the quiet beaches of Colonia del Sacramento.
The package includes:
Accommodation with breakfast in Buenos Aires and in Colonia del Sacramento.
Transportation to and from Ezeiza Int. Airport and the Port of Buenos Aires.
Round trip ferry tickets to Colonia del Sacramento.
22 hr. of intensive workshops with María Olivera and guest instructors and assistants.
Daily dance at BA’s most famous milongas.Guided city tours to BA’s most iconic landmarks.
Guided tour to Colonia del Sacramento’s historic town.
Clothes and shoe shopping tours.
1 Dinner show in Buenos Aires
1 VIP dinner at historic mansion in Colonia del Sacramento.
Surprise beach party in Colonia del Sacramento.
Transportation to all the outings in Buenos Aires and Colonia del Sacramento.
Get 10% off of the early bird price!
Relax and practice in the peaceful town of Colonia del Sacramento.
2020
2024
Dear Colleagues & Dance Enthusiasts
You are cordially invited to participate in the 10th Annual International
Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November
6th – 10th, 2024.
Venue: VK Dance Arena & City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
The theme to this year’s Congress is “ Bringing the Vision of Healing
Through KONPA Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance:
ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango,
Konpa/Meringue, Recreational, Mambo/Salsa, Greek Dance, Contemporary,
Bollywood, Hip-hop & many more
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International
Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the
CID, The City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam, The Rhonda Eyes Alliance. It
is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, as well as the
Municipality of City Council.
We are looking forward toward your contribution in supporting the
International Art of Dance worldwide to benefit (Social & Cultural Dance
Educational Scholarships & REA Vision Project in South Florida & Haiti)
Your Participation & Support by Sharing with friends and
Colleagues Registration Fee:$100/p.p.
Lecture Presentation & Livestream Performances
@ City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
6:30pm—9pm Live on:
WWW.ETHNI.TV & Youtube Channel (NMBCtv)
Sincerely
Michel F. Jacques
President
Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org
Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization
Dear Colleagues & Friends
You are cordially invited to participate in our 10th Annual International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Florida, USA, November 6th – 10th, 2024. Venue: VK Dance Arena. & Miramar Cultural Center Theater.
The theme to this year’s Congress is “Healing Through Dancing”. Featuring “KONPA Dance”
This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, Indian Classical Dances, contemporary, Bollywood,Hip-hop,Revival and much more.
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of CID-UNESCO Inc, in collaboration with the Executive Secretary of the CID-Unesco Paris, as well as the Municipality of City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam and Rhonda Eyes AllianceInc.
We are looking forward to your participation in supporting our 10th, annual Congress on Dance Research. Proceed will benefit Social & Cultural Dance Pilot & Vision Care to the less fortunate Children & Family.
Participation Fee: $100/pp
Your Participation & Support Confirmation by September 1st , 2024
Call Francois +1- 954-708-5099
Special early bird hotel reservations
Email us: hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com<mailto:hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com
Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org <http://www.cidusa.org>
We are looking forward to your contribution and support!
2022
You are cordially invited to our 8th International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November 9th – 13th, 2022. Venue: VK Dance Arena, Goldcoast Ballroom and Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center!
The theme to this year’s Congress is “Origin of Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, contemporary, Bollywood, Hip-hop, Aerial Gymnastic revival and much more.
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the CID. It is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, the National UNESCO Commission, as well as the Municipality of City Council.
We are looking forward toward your participation in supporting the International Art of Dance worldwide to benefit (Ballroom, Latin Social & Cultural Dance Educational Pilot Program for High School & College Students in Broward, Dade and Palm Beach County)
Hotel Accommodation
Hampton Inn Hallandale Beach Aventura
1000 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009-7127
Your Participation & Support Confirmation by October 1st, 2022
Registration/Participation’s donation $100/pp
Membership to CID $80/year
Saturday Film Projection & Live Performance
Call Francois +1- 954-708-5099
Or Email us: hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com
Visit us: http//: www.cidhallandale.org
We are looking forward to your participation and support!
Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization
The International Dance Council CID is the official organization for all forms of dance in all countries of the world.- Its members are the most prominent federations, associations, schools, companies and individuals in more than 176 countries.- CID was founded in 1973 within the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, where it is based. UNESCO is the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
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“The Real Christmas”
Date: December 18th
Time: 7PM
Address: 4121, Canton Road, Marietta GA, 30066, United States
A beautiful story about the birth of God’s promise and the real Star that lights up the world.
2022
Executive Director Job Description
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All Best,
www.kathaleenboche.com
keb07j@my.fsu.edu
dhtdg@lists.fsu.edu
CORNERSTONE’S YOUNG ARTIST EXHIBITION
Cornerstone Spring Newsletter 2023
Adress : 520 East Main Street
Muncie, Indiana 47305
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2025
INVITATION
2nd CID World Dance & Diversity Festival
29 March 2025 Secaucus, New Jersey, USA
https://www.rutherfordsectioncid.org
You are invited to perform in the Arthur F. Couch Performing Arts Center in Secaucus, New Jersey, USA for the 2nd CID World Dance and Diversity Festival.
- An annual event endorsed by the International Dance Council CID
- Open to all forms of dance; companies, duos, solos.
- Organized by the Rutherford Section CID & the Town of Secaucus
- Visit sites nearby.
Schools and companies can award the International Certification to their students/dancers in a special ceremony.
Invitation letters will be issued for performers and accompanying persons who need a visa to the U.S.A.
If interested, please register here:
https://forms.gle/TfKqXZxzyNfLSCxe6
2024
https://translate.google.com<https://translate.google.com>
INVITATION
2nd CID World Dance & Diversity Festival
29 March 2025
Secaucus, New Jersey, USA
You are invited to perform in the Arthur F. Couch Performing Arts Center in Secaucus, NJ, for the CID World Dance and Diversity Festival.
– An annual event endorsed by the International Dance Council CID
-Open to all forms of dance; companies, duos, solos.
-Organized by the Rutherford Section CID & the Town of Secaucus
-Visit sites nearby.
Schools and companies can award the International Certification to their students/dancers in a special ceremony.
Invitation letters will be issued for performers and accompanying persons who need a visa to the U.S.A.
Please register here: https://forms.gle/nwbUn4Cd9NSspDGR7<https://forms.gle/nwbUn4Cd9NSspDGR7>
Reply to RutherfordSectionCID@gmail.com<mailto:RutherfordSectionCID@gmail.com>
-The International Dance Council CID is the official global organization for Dance.
-Its members are the most prominent federations, schools, companies and individuals in more than 180 countries.
-CID was founded in 1973 within the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, where it is based.
-CID is official partner of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
International Dance Council CID Conseil International de la Danse
CID, UNESCO, 1 rue Miollis, FR-75732 Paris, France
Tel.+33 1 4568 4953WhatsApp:+33 6 1155 3111
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Teresa and the BodyStories Family
We’re so grateful for all the love and support we’ve received from our community and are excited to see what 2025 holds. We’re reaching out today to invite you to our 2025 Winter Intensive and our very own APAP showcase, as well as share our 2024 Year in Review! Please find below a glimpse of these three exciting topics, along with 3 attached documents with further details for review at your leisure.
Our Winter Intensive at Middlebrook Arts Research + Residency Center and in NYC are a time to enjoy some dancing along with some hot cocoa, and cozy movie nights! This year we are happy to announce that our Winter Intensive will take place in two different sessions, one in Jefferson, NY at BodyStories’ Middlebrook Arts Research + Residency Center, and the other at Goddard Riverside Arts, NYC, where we are in residence. During both sessions of the Intensive, dancers will take part in improvisation, technique, and composition classes taught by Teresa Fellion, BodyStories company members, and guest artists.
Session 1: at Goddard Riverside Arts on January 14 + 16, 2025 from 10 am – 2 pm.
Session 2: at Middlebrook Arts Research + Residency Center from January 17 – 19, 2025, arriving on the evening of January 17 with a communal dinner, with dance activities all day Jan 18 + 19!
Moreover, before you can head into our Winter intensive, we would also love to see you at our very own APAP! We are extremely excited to announce that we will be hosting our own APAP (Association of Performing Arts Professionals) Showcase in conjunction with our 2024-25 residency at Goddard Arts NYC! We will be collaborating with three unique female choreographers who will be presenting their work alongside BodyStories – Troy Ogilvie and collaborators, Nancy Hughes, and Clymene Aldinger (Clymove Dance). We formally invite you to join us for our in-person performance held at Goddard Bernie Wohl Center (647 Columbus Avenue) on Monday, January 13, 2025 from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm. A reception will follow from 1:30 pm to 2:00 pm. Admission is free! Save the date!
For both of the above, please email us at education@bodystoriesfellion.org if you’d like to attend!
This brings us to our End of Year review! We were so grateful to look back and take count of all the amazing things we were able to accomplish from collaborating with Italian choreographers and dancers at MAR+RC and in Italy, to premiering a new full-length work in NYC. 2024 has been an amazing journey! We got to engage with over 2,500 artists, students, and audience members as we performed, taught, held intensives, and so much more! You can find a detailed reflection in our End of Year letter attached below!
To support BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance, please consider subscribing to our new BodyStories Patreon account. Patreon offers a tiered monthly subscription service that financially supports creative pursuits while subscribers receive various benefits based on their choice of subscription.
All contributions are 100% tax deductible. If you would also like to support BodyStories with one donation, we are also fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas, a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization serving the NYC performing arts community. Contributions made to Fractured Atlas and earmarked for BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance are 100% tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
We’re even more grateful to have your support in making our year so successful! Thank you so much for being a part of our 2024! And we are so excited to see what 2025 holds for BodyStories!
Warmly,
Teresa and the BodyStories Family
BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance
139 Payson Ave. 5E
New York, NY 10034
646.662.5128
2024
SAVE THE DATE – October 4th!@LATEA
Latin American Theater Experiment Associates, Inc. (Teatro LATEA) is thrilled to welcome Ballet des Amériques as its first-ever resident dance Company. LATEA Executive Director Miguel Trelles is very excited to have choreographer Carole Alexis join the LATEA team by regularly rehearsing with her dance company and presenting their arresting dance choreographies at the theater, located on the second floor of The Clemente Center @ 107 Suffolk Street.
Alexis and Trelles request the honor of your presence at the kick-off-season 2024 / 2025 event celebration.
On that evening Ballet des Ameriques will share a mesmerizing program from the eclectic repertoire of choreographer Carole Alexis and performed by highly accomplished dancers fiercely committed to Alexis vision. Ballet des Amériques / Carole Alexis Ballet Theatre invites the audience to feel *”Like a troop of avatars allowing us inside the dance for a few moments”. The repertoire for this kickoff evening is made of vital dances that are clever, profound, joyful, witty, and at times bitter, dances that lead us to reflect, that make us moan and laugh out loud because they are true.
_Tickets: www.balletdesameriques.com <http://www.balletdesameriques.com/>_
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December 2020, New York, NY –
Contact: Hannah DeGarmo
212-375-9214
For Immediate Release
Mark DeGarmo Dance Broadcasts its Virtual Salon Performance Series, featuring NYC, U.S., International, Emerging, and BIPOC Performing Artists, on Thursday, January 7, 2021 at 7PM ET on Zoom: a sharing of works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response curated and facilitated by dancer, choreographer, writer, researcher, and Founder, Executive & Artistic Director of MDD
Dr. Mark DeGarmo.
Thursday, January 7th, 2021 7PM ET on Zoom*
*Zoom Link will be sent to attendees at 4PM ET the day of the performance. If a donation is made after that time, the MDD staff will send the link via email as soon as possible.
Tickets by Donation:
Online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-salon-performance-series-january-7th-2021-tickets-131489385291
Paypal: paypal.me/markdegarmodance
Venmo: Mark-DeGarmo-2
Mark DeGarmo Dance broadcasts its transcultural transdisciplinary Virtual Salon Performance Series to an international audience on Zoom with performances featuring international and emerging performing artists Selim Cizdan (Turkey), Adriane Erdos (NYC), Aigars Larionovs (Latvia), and Makayla Peterson (NYC) on Thursday, January 7th at 7PM ET. Each performance includes an audience feedback session curated and facilitated by Dr. Mark DeGarmo.
Founded in 2010, MDD’s Salon Performance Series provides a curated opportunity to view, engage with, and demystify original dance and movement works-in-progress of guest artists. The 2019-20 season featured 51 artists/performers in 9 salons, the final 3 of which were held virtually on Zoom.
Mark DeGarmo Dance recognizes the impact of COVID-19 on global artists and our communities and is committed to offering opportunities for artists to share and develop their work, despite and responding to our current circumstances. Through virtual programming and online events, MDD connects the embodied imaginations of the international arts and scholar community.
Dr. Mark DeGarmo curates the series and facilitates audience response sessions during each installment through a critical response process. DeGarmo guides discourse among the artists and audience members and encourages the public to actively participate in the development of original works-in-progress and understanding of dance as a transcultural transdisciplinary art form.
About the Artists
ADRIANE ERDOS is a New York City-based dancer, actor, and choreographer. Her work integrates global theatre, dance, religion, spirituality, myth, and folklore.
AIGARS LARIONOVS is a Latvian-born teacher, choreographer and movement artist. He is an MFA graduate from Florida State University School of Dance and currently based in Riga, Latvia.
MAKAYLA PETERSON is the Brooklyn-based artistic director of her dance collective Monét Movement productions: The Collective, founded in 2020. Her 9-person work-in-progress celebrates the love and unity ingrained in Caribbean culture.
SELIM CIZDAN is a choreographer, teacher and dance artist, from Turkey and currently studying Performing Arts at Istanbul Bilgi University. His work is based in contact improvisation and contemporary dance. He is eager to share his emerging work with NYC, U.S., and global publics.
About Mark DeGarmo Dance Founded in 1987, Mark DeGarmo Dance is a nonprofit organization that educates New York City communities and children; creates, performs, and disseminates original artistic work; and builds intercultural community through dance arts. MDD commits its resources to serving social justice, equity, and equality issues across multiple fronts through dance arts in NYC, the U.S., and internationally.
About Mark DeGarmo Mark DeGarmo, Ph.D., B.F.A. is a New York City-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and researcher. They are Founder, Executive & Artistic Director of Mark DeGarmo Dance, New York City; Dance Director of Crossing Bridges International Artist Residency, Michoacán, Mexico; and an Artist-Scholar with Creative Agency, Australia. Their 2020 publications explore autoethnography during COVID.
https://.markdegarmodance.org, Follow Mark DeGarmo Dance on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
We are grateful that this program is supported in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
Live Performances by Ballet des
Amériques/Carole Alexis Company
DATE:
Mon, 19 Oct 2020 12:37:41 -0400
FROM:
Carole Alexis <carolealexis@balletdesameriques.com>
TO:
Chloe Wareham-Gordon <chloewarehamgordon@gmail.com>
BdA Press Release: Dancing Caravane Project – La Caravane Dansante
Ballet des Amériques/Carole Alexis Company will perform LIVE next
Saturday at 3pm at Gantry State Park in LI City, Queens! We’ll be
performing an array of spectacular and moving works of a myriad of
styles, choreographed by the inventive and ingenious Carole Alexis
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to witness a live performance
safely.
At a time when the doors of most performing arts institutions and
theaters remain closed, Ballet des Amériques/Carole Alexis Company is
determined to stalwartly soldier on, under the auspices of its staunch,
tenacious leader, director, and choreographer, Carole Alexis. For, the
visceral emotions and awe-inspiring athleticism of dance do not properly
translate virtually. Like most performing arts institutions, Ballet des
Amériques/Carole Alexis Company was thrown for a loop by the pandemic.
Prior to its emergence, the company was basking in the glow of success
from a sold-out international tour to Tropiques Atrium Scène Nationale
in Fort-de-France, Martinique, and preparing for its NYC premiere at
Symphony Space in Manhattan. It has become the onus of dance
institutions to adapt to our present international health crisis and
find new, innovative ways to reach audiences.
Ultimately, Ballet des Amériques/Carole Alexis Company has stepped up
to that challenge: embarking on its newest mission: to execute an array
of performances throughout the NY-metro area, and, ultimately, the
nation and world. With outdoor, “pop-up,” mobile shows (including a
portable, sprung floor that is already in BdA’s possession), the
company aspires to provide affordable, donation-based presentations,
with an emphasis on proactive, assertive outreach to and within
lower-income areas. Overall, the opportunity to experience live
performance during this time is unique and valuable. In our current
era—where over 200,000 homes have lost a loved one, and millions are
unemployed; experiencing economic insecurity, as the country plunges
into another recession—it is salient to provide an avenue for
escapism; allowing audience members brief repose from the present chaos
in the vein of USO Camp Shows during World War II. Through these
widely-accessible displays, audience members—who may have never before
seen a professional dance performance—will discover a new appreciation
for dance and performing arts in general; buoying much-needed support
for the performing arts; generating a new population of theater-goers,
cognoscenti, and aficionados. Limbs outstretched and zeal tangible,
Ballet des Amériques/Carole Alexis Company’s dancers and Alexis’s
poignant choreography relate to themes including peace, love, and
diversity, and leave viewers feeling profoundly moved. Thus, with the
cleaves/fractures that exist in our present society, performing works
with uplifting, consciousness-awakening, and enlivening themes can aid
in establishing unity. Performances will be carried out safely, with a
commitment to the disease prevention guidelines produces by the CDC.
Likewise, enabling professional performers to retain employment when
plausible is vital for preserving these artists’ ability to express
themselves and engage in their passion while safeguarding their
livelihoods.
Photo by Shamsher Dhanoa
PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID JOUARY
Links:
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[1] http://www.balletdesameriques.com/
[2] http://www.bdaconservatory.com/
[3] http://www.facebook.com/BalletdesAmeriques
APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN:
Mark DeGarmo Dance’s
Virtual Salon Performance Series 2020-2021
Apply now via Google Form: https://forms.gle/Ns6KfavbAjkR26fLA Deadline: August 1st, 2020 at 11:55PM.* *The application form will stay open as needed, but preferential consideration will be given to those artists who apply by August 1st.
July 2020, New York, NY –
Contact: Hannah DeGarmo
(212) 375-9214
For Immediate Release
Calling all Performing Artists: Mark DeGarmo Dance Seeks Applicants for the 2020-2021 season of its Virtual Salon Performance Series: a sharing of works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response curated and facilitated by dancer, choreographer, writer, and researcher, Dr. Mark DeGarmo.
Apply now via Google Form: https://forms.gle/Ns6KfavbAjkR26fLA Deadline: August 1st, 2020 at 11:55PM.* *The application form will stay open as needed, but preferential consideration will be given to those artists who apply by August 1st.
Mark DeGarmo Dance seeks applicants for the 2020-2021 season of its Virtual Salon Performance Series, a showcase of original artistic works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response session. Performing artists are invited to apply via the above GoogleForm by Saturday, August 1st, 11:55PM. All Virtual Performances will be held on Zoom.
Founded in 2010, MDD’s Salon Performance Series provides an opportunity to view and engage with original performing arts and dance works-in-progress of guest artists. The 2019-2020 season featured 51 artists/performers in 9 salons, the final 3 of which were held virtually on Zoom.
The series highlights artists and performing art and dance forms underrepresented in traditional and commercial performing arts venues nationally and internationally. Artists from these underrepresented groups, genres, and spaces are especially encouraged to apply.
Dr. Mark DeGarmo curates the series and facilitates audience response sessions during each installment by adapting Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process. DeGarmo guides discourse among the artists and audience members and encourages the public to actively participate in the development of original works-in-progress.
Originally housed in Mark DeGarmo Dance Studio Theater 310 at The Clemente Center, where MDD has been an anchor resident member nonprofit organization since 2001, MDD’s Salon Performance Series works to support the Clemente’s mission, and its determination “to operate in a multicultural and inclusive manner, housing and promoting artists and performance events that fully reflect the cultural diversity of the Lower East Side and the city as a whole.”
www.markdegarmodance.org/performance
Ticketing will be available at www.sps.givesmart.com at a later date.
About Mark DeGarmo Dance
Founded in 1987, Mark DeGarmo Dance is a nonprofit organization that educates New York City communities and children; creates, performs, and disseminates original artistic work; and builds intercultural community through dance arts. MDD has received over 300 grants from public and private funders and was the subject of a coveted cover feature article by Dance Teacher Magazine in June 2017. Since its beginnings, MDD has committed its resources to serving social justice, equity and equality issues across multiple fronts through dance arts in New York City, the U.S., and internationally.
About Mark DeGarmo
A graduate with a B.F.A. of the Juilliard School Dance Division and Union Institute & University’s Ph.D. program, DeGarmo has created, performed, and produced over 100 dance-theater works and led his company on 30 international tours to 13 countries. His work has been recognized with performing arts awards and honors from the Martha Hill Dance Fund, the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, the U.S. Department of State, and The White House. His transcultural transdisciplinary commitment includes writing “Transdisciplinary Performative Improvisation” for the University of Colima Mexico’s textbook Teaching Choreographic Composition from a Transdisciplinary Focus (2020 Spanish publication pending). He is also an artist-scholar of Creative Agency Australia. Las Fridas, Mark DeGarmo’s original duet inspired by Mexican painter and revolutionary Frida Kahlo, was called “Genius,” “Wonderfully in your face,” and “Frightening… in a way great art always should be,” by New York audiences in November 2019. Melanie Brown of Stagebuddy.com deemed DeGarmo “a gladiator in various arenas.”
www.markdegarmodance.org, Follow Mark DeGarmo Dance on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
We are grateful that this program is supported in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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Dear Friends,
Through crisis we found opportunity. Dancers came together from all over the world to make something truly special: An interactive festival online, brought to you FREE in your living room.
Saturday we dance!
Valerie Green/Dance Entropy and Green Space Featured in Dance Business Weekly
We are thrilled to be featured in Dance Business Weekly! See how Artistic Director Valerie Green established Green Space in Long Island City as a home base for the company and a resource for NYC dance-makers. |
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2022
1. Venue: Southminister Presbyterian Church Community Center
3500 South Peoria, Tulsa OK USA 74102
Community Center is ½ west of Peoria on 35th Place, tulsa OK
2. Title of event – Swingin in the New Year
3. Organizer – The Oklahoma Swing Syndicate
4. Participants – anyone, inclusive, friendly, 6 count, swing from USA Harlem 1920s-1940s
5. Description-Program – learn to dance with free lesson prior to the dance
6. Contact details: Telephone, email, website, postal addressSent from Mail for Windows
www.facebook.com/theoklahomaswingsyndicate
2024
2024
Dear Artists,
During the month of November, Dragon Dance Theatre has been featured in
Dek Unu, the online photo magazine.
Especially focussing on 11 high quality theatrical photos.
Here is the link;
https://www.dekunumag.com/portfolio <https://www.dekunumag.com/portfolio>
Last chance,
Free on-line exhibit closes November 30 at 8 pm.
Cordially,
Sam and Katah
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Dragon Dance Theatre
Dewey Day,
Montpelier Vermont
1999
2022
Maida Withers Dance Construction Company
LEGACY: 50 Years Dance on the Edge October 7 from 6 to 9 pm GALA CELEBRATION, continuous performances, history exhibition, immersive installation using 14 projectors.
2021
Territories of the U.S.A.
The CID Panorama of Dance Events
a program of the
International Dance Council – Conseil International de la Danse
CID, UNESCO, 1 rue Miollis, FR-75732 Paris 15, France
tel. +33 1 4568 4953 www.CID-world.org