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    “ I Don’t Want to do African… What About My Technique?” Transforming Dancing Places into Spaces in the Academy By Raquel L. Monroe‚ Ph.D. In the article “I Don’t Want to do African” Monroe theorized the delegation of modern dance and ballet as the proper techniques for training dancers in the academy‚ while African and American dance is somewhat frowned upon in the academy. While American dance is not considered a form of technique it still requires acquired skills to be good at it. This article

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    young girl born in Oklahoma in 1925. Her and her parents were Indian and were from the Osage tribe. Betty didn’t get too much respect in her school from other students just because she was an Indian. They teased her even more for liking ballet. Betty loved ballet and wrapped almost all of her life around it. Betty was a very

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    Trockadero Vs Marshall

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    Les Ballet Trockadero Monte Carlo vs. Yanis Marshall For this essay I chose to compare and contrast Les Ballet Trockadero Monte Carlo’s version of The Dance of the Little Swans from The Swan Lake against Yanis Marshall’s Beyoncé Medley Rehearsal for the finale of Britain’s Got Talent. At first glace you can see the connections in the productions‚ as both are dances that are typically performed by women‚ portrayed by men. Both presentations are done with the same props and costumes as a women dance

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    account of her striking womanliness. It is‚ therefore‚ not surprising how often she is cast in the ballets of Justin Peck. She appeared in no less than three of the four works featured in the program of the Festival (No. 3) dedicated to Mr. Peck’s choreography. In Creases has not had the benefit of an extended run during any season since its premiere five years ago. Regardless‚ it is a lovely ballet. An ensemble work for eight dancers who during its course create luxuriant patterns‚ all in the cast

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    Modern dance is the term used for the 20th-century theatrical dance movement. The movement was started by American dancer Isadora Duncan in a rebellion against ballet‚ which she felt was too constricting. Duncan based her dance technique and style on the Greeks. She identified with their ideals of human form and beauty. Although her way of dance was originally met with strong opposition‚ her ideas later came into wide favor. In the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKtQWU2ifOs time 26 to 35

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    Daldry. The film is about an 11 year old boy (Billy Elliot) who tries to pursue a career in Ballet despite negative stereotyping. Billy must overcome many obstacles in his path including his stereotypical father and brother who are convinced that men cannot do Ballet. Billy Elliot demonstrates that traditional masculinity is restrictive and makes men feel trapped. He does this by following his dreams to be a ballet dancer proving that he could still be masculine and successful. Topics such as symbolism

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    Pina Bausch: Modern Dance

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    Modern dance is the rebellious half of ballet‚ which dancers use to express freedom and disregard all restrictions and send a message through their body and emotions. Historical dancers disregarded ballet etiquettes and created their own way of expressing socio economic‚ cultural and ethnic factors that were going on around the time modern dance involved. One of those dancer is Pina Bausch‚ a leading influence in the era of modern dance‚ translates her childhood growing up in Germany during war and

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    General vision and viewpoint Subject matter that reveals a bright or dark outlook In the texts on my comparative course we find subject matter that is either largely depressing or optimistic‚ and thus suggests to us authors and texts whose outlook on life is largely pessimistic or optimistic. Lies Of Silence: The subject matter of LS reveals a dark outlook. The central point of the text is on the dominance of the IRA in Northern Ireland‚ as they attempt to use the influence of a hotel manager

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    Isadora Duncan

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    Brighton Young When Isadora first became famous‚ ballet was at its highest peak in entertainment. Theaters featured ballet show after ballet show with dramatic stage settings‚ perfect acquired lines‚ and love stories galore. Duncan brought something new to the table‚ her phrases consisted of walks and runs‚ skips and leaps; she wanted natural movement to be an art. She displayed freedom from the conventions of dance by being barefoot and having simple stage settings. In a time of despair she emphasized

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    on Dance of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts under the leadership of Shirley Halili-Cruz has organized the Sayaw Pinoy: The NCCA National Dance Competition as part of its efforts to promote dance in its various forms – folkdance‚ ballet‚ modern/ contemporary‚ hip hop and ballroom. It aims to stress the importance of the competition as a means of motivation for artistic excellence but not an end to itself. It also hopes to teach emotional fitness through teamwork as the group experience

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