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Subject: 2008 SDHS conference at Skidmore College
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:35:20 -0600
From: "SDHS"
To: info@americandanceguild.org

Looking Back/Moving Forward SDHS/Society of Dance History Scholars
31st Annual Conference
June 12-15, 2008 Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY

2008 marks the 25th anniversary of the incorporation of SDHS/Society of
Dance History Scholars and offers an occasion to look back at dance,
at dancers, at the field itself as well as to move forward to

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Subject: KAZUKO HIRABAYASHI DANCE THEATRE
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 18:01:29 -0500
From: "Info. KHDT"
To: christimueller@msn.com

***KAZUKO HIRABAYASHI DANCE THEATRE*
*News* FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Christi Mueller

Kazuko Hirabayashi Dance Theatre

(917) 319-3813

christimueller@msn.com

Reservations: KHDTinfo@gmail.com

University of Colorado, (C.U.) Boulder, CO U.S.
July 21 - August 3, 2008

YOU ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT CHOREOGRAPHY

For the 5th

“EMERGING CHOREOGRAPHERS SERIES”

held on

Friday, May 2nd – 8:00 PM

Saturday, May 3rd – 4:00 & 8:00 PM

Sunday, May 4th – 4:00 PM

Project Includes:

Press / Production / Technical Support

Stipend ($500. per choreographer)

At the EXCELLO Dance Space

8700 SW 129th Terrace

www.karenpetersondancers.org (map)

Now in its fifth year, this event produced by Karen Peterson and Dancers,
will showcase innovative work by

of lost Topiary Horses and living art...
here is a little list of my upcoming performances for Winter, 2008

happy new year.

The Chocolate Factory Theater presents
THROW
curated by Sarah Maxfield
Wednesday January 16th @7pm
Topiary Horses
(a new work in progress)
By Maré Hieronimus
with storyteller Tess Hartman
along side work by Jack Ferver, Sahar Javedani, Zoe Klein, Leanne Schmidt
Free!
The Chocolate Factory Theater
5-49 49th Ave Long Island City, New York

Dear ADG Members:

We wish to invite you to a GENERAL MEMBERS MEETING of the
American Dance Guild.

Saturday December 15 at 1:00 pm
RSVP Gloria McLean at gloria.mclean@earthlink.net for place and directions

This will be an opportunity to meet each other, offer feedback on the festival, and most importantly
stimulate your creative ideas of how you would like to see the Guild move forward in the coming years.
If you know other dancers you wish to invite, please do so. We welcome new members.

We will have some videos (New Dance Group ADG Gala) and books
(Branching Out) as well as vintage Dance Scopes on hand for purchase.

This would also be a good time to bring in your entries for our newsletter - reflections on the concerts,
what you are doing, suggestions for articles of interest, etc.

Look forward to seeing you,

Gloria, Deborah, Tina, Margot

ADG Board of Directors

Wednesday – Saturday, September 5 - 8, 2007 @ 8pm

Hudson Guild Theater

441 W. 26th St. (bet. 9th & 10th Avenues) NYC

Tel (212) 760-9800

Admission at the door: $20, $15/ADG Members, students, seniors

Online: $16, $12/ADG members

Master classes: $12, $10/ADG members

 

 

The ADG Performance Festival 2007 kicks off on September 5th. Thirty-four dance companies from across the United States, Europe and Canada will be presented during four evenings of performances with dances ranging from modern to ballet to performance art to contemporary cultural hybrids including influences from Iran, Japan, France, Africa and China. Together they reveal the remarkable diversity of contemporary dance styles.

Featured in this year’s festival is Mary Anthony’s stunning 1948 masterpiece, Lady Macbeth, performed by Mary Ford, on Wednesday and Friday, September 5 and 7. Then, on Thursday and Saturday, September 6 and 8, the Cunningham Repertory Understudy Group will perform an abridged version of Cunningham’s groundbreaking 1970 work, Signals. Special guest artist from Marseille, Claude Aymon, with his company, c2a 7ème trimestre, will join this festival. Claude recently choreographed a procession through the streets of Marseille with 800 children. Each evening in the lobby of the theater, there will be a showing of the documentary Mary Anthony: A Life in Modern Dance, a tribute to this inspiring choreographer, still active in her 90’s.

In addition to the public performances, three master classes are planned for Thursday through Saturday mornings from 10-11:30 AM, onstage at Hudson Guild. Claude Aymon, special guest artist from France, will teach class on Thursday, Sept. 6; Mary Anthony will teach on Friday, Sept. 7; and a member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company will teach on Saturday, Sept. 8.

The American Dance Guild has served the dance field in many capacities over the past 51 years. With this festival, we continue the Guild tradition of bringing together artists from across the nation and internationally for performances and master classes. Come celebrate our accomplishments, join the dancers of the present, and look into the future!

Alabama’s dance community was excited to have the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) in Mobile, Alabama June 20-24, 2007. The theme for the 2007 conference was “Community Building”, and the Gulf Coast area was chosen for the annual conference site due to the massive rebuilding surge prompted from hurricane Katrina’s devastation.  The NDEO collaborated with the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) for their festival last year.   Several notable institutions and individuals are participating in Mobile including the Alabama Dance Council, swing dance legend  Frankie Manning, Brazillian drummer Curtis Pierre, Janis Brenner of the Nickolais Company, Bill Evans,  Elsa Posey, Pamela Sofras,  Sybil Huskey, and others.  Around 200 sessions are offered, ranging from technique classes to research meetings.

The NDEO includes on their honorary Board of Directors such luminaries as Hillary Clinton (who wrote a testimonial) and Louise Slaughter.  The NDEO collaborates with 150 arts and education organizations, from state, federal, corporate, such as the NEA, the US Department of Education, and enjoys a twelve year long association with the Arts Education partnership, promoting advocacy in congress in all the arts disciplines, believing in the concept of “arts education for all Americans.” 

Greetings Dance Enthusiasts,

 Many of us are experiencing compelling and challenging times with our changing economy, environment, and our selves and personal lives!  My hope is that you dance your way through the trials and joys of life.

 I encourage your participation in the 2007 festival, we hope to make it a great opportunity to share your work and network in NYC.  I hope to see enhanced collaboration with other organizations in the coming year, we are now collaborative members of the Society of Dance History Scholars (SDHS) and the Sacred Dance Guild (SDG), and I am in contact with the Congress on Research in Dance as well (CORD).  I believe that with solidarity as non-profit dance service organizations we can strengthen our voice for the art of dance and related performing arts.

I am so excited that The ADG participated in the Southern District of the American Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (SDAAHPERD) conference in March, 2006, in Virginia Beach, Virginia.  Past President Marilynn Danitz showed a FIRST showing of "Been Rich All My Life", the story of the Silver Belles, a tribute to the chorus line dancers of the Harlem Renaissance at our ADG Film Festival, and it was a first collaboration for SDAAHPERD  and the ADG!

Well, today, July the 4th, as I scan the mail, in our AARP Bulletin (oops, my husband's AARP Bulletin), I find a feature story about the film (page 4 of the July/Agust issue)!  The story, neatly written by Julia M. Klein, mentions the July 21 opening in New York of Heather Lyn MacDonald's documentry, gives the website (www.tootscrackin.com), and has a great photo of the Belles.

 Hooray to the American dance Guild for being at the forefront of things happening in dance and in dane in film, and particular congratulations to Marilynn Danitz for her great work in selection of this film to be a part of the American Dance guild's Film Festival!

Many Voices Of Dance Today kicks off on May 30th with an improvisational event by festival dancers, directed by Gloria McLean, highlighted by performances of Maida Withers (guest artist), Jorge Tovar (guest artist), SI Reasoning and Deborah Mauldin, Kevin T. Frey, live media by Phyllis Bulkin Lehrer and installation by Dance Entropy. Dance personalities Betty Jones, Carmen de Lavallade, Elizabeth Zimmer, Don McDonagh, Ann Hutchinson Guest, Renata Celichowska and Maida Withers will speak. A reception follows.

Thirty-four dance companies from across the United States will be presented on the following four evenings, along with special guest artist, Jorge Tovar, from Colombia. Together they provide a window to the remarkable diversity of contemporary dance styles. The festival will close with a dance film festival on June 4th featuring the works of Mimi Garrard, Lori Belilove, Troika Ranch, Philip Szporer and Aspassia Yaga.

As well, there are 4 master classes planned, Wed-Sat at 10-11:30 AM, onstage at the Hudson Guild. The classes will be taught by Maida Withers (Wednesday), Jorge Tovar (Thursday), Laurie Cameron (Friday), and Li Chiao Ping (Saturday) and are open to all interested dancers.

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