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    Katherine Dunham Dance

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    American dancer and choreographer Katherine Dunham is one of the most famous African American dancers of all time. She strived to expose the awareness of the African Diaspora through her choreography. Her dance technique shows a collection of many cultures since she herself was a very cultural ethnic person. Dunham’s work has brought a great influence in the world of dance. Her hard work is still honored and appreciated to this day. Katherine Dunham was born on June 22‚ 1909 in Glen Ellyn‚ Illinois

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    themselves with such grace and finesse in every movement was something I aspired to achieve someday. I began taking up dance when I was four years old at Hudson Valley Conservatory. There‚ I studied three different types of dance: tap‚ jazz‚ and ballet. Ballet‚ of course‚ being my favorite‚ was the one style I focused on the most but my performance capability was not quite there. My interest took a turn when I came to the realization that I am not capable of being as graceful as the ballerinas that

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    Belonging-Billy Elliot

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    overcome‚ can enrich one’s experience. A significant role in this process is played by familial and social values and external interventions. Stephen Daldry’s film ‘Billy Elliot’ (2000) depicts the protagonist’s growth as he discovers a passion for ballet which drives him to break free from traditional masculine stereotypes in his mining hometown. This similar drive traces the quest of the Brennan Family in the Australian Documentary “Proof of life”‚ when their son Nigel‚ a war photojournalist‚ is

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    Perfectionism In Dance

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    When I turned three‚ my mom signed me up for my first ballet class‚ and I loved it. Moving along to the music brought me joy and fulfillment. My liking for it has gradually grown into a passion. But over the years‚ I have also noticed a stigma for extreme competitiveness and perfectionism. Something that originally began as a form of worship has transformed into a celebration of the superficial and frivolous. Dancing often creates many concerns for young performers. Within the dance community‚ there

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    school offering dance classes to students of all ages and abilities http://markmorrisdancegroup.org/the-dance-group/mark-morris. This marvelous headquarters gave future dancers an amazing opportunity to develop. Morris also created a notable work‚ the ballet A Garden. His company published Mark Morris’ L’Allegro‚ il Penseroso ed il Moderato: A Celebration‚ a volume of photographs and critical essays http://arts.princeton.edu/people/profiles/markmorris/. If that was not enough‚ Morris also started a collaboration

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    brothers; Arnoud Robert Alexander Quarles van Ufford and Ian Edgar Bruce Quarles van Ufford and her nationality was British as well as her parents. Her education while growing up was quite unique. She studied ballet at Arnhem Conservatory of Music in Amsterdam and in Marie Rambert’s ballet school‚ London. The beauty of Audrey’s legacy was that she gave us the opportunity to know and appreciate her‚ both as an actress and devoted humanitarian‚ and being so she impacted our society from giving so much

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    incorporating the classic ballet technique with the dramatic expression of modern dance. According to Au‚ Jooss’s choreography blended academic ballet technique (omitting the use of pointes and virtuosic steps) with the freer‚ more expressive movement of Ausdruckstanz (100). More specifically‚ Jooss used elements of classical ballet‚ such as turn-out‚ demi-pointe‚ and extensions but eliminated pointe work or displays of virtuosity. For example‚ the use of traditional ballet can be seen in the dance

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    Black Swan Perfection

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    of the hands of a human being? But the bottom line is do we really know the true meaning of the description itself? In the case of the movie “Black Swan”‚ released in 2010‚ director Darren Aronfsky crafted the deeply troubling‚ driven protagonist-ballet dancer‚ Nina played by Natalie Portman‚ Nina competes for the main role as the Swan Queen and hopes to perform as a perfect ballerina. For the role‚ Nina must represent two entirely different personalities for each character; the pure‚ innocent white

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    young age‚ up until he gets married. When Li first gets chosen to represent China to attend Madame Mao’s Beijing Dance Academy‚ we see a soul-crushing example of communist strictures being imposed on the art. Li then moves on to America to further his ballet career after all the discipline and dedication in Beijing‚ under the caring wing of dance director Ben. Here we see a lot of confusion between Li and his communist Chinese background and the American world. Li is repeatedly depicted looking dumbfounded

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    MANDISA MGUNI-2F Pina Bausch Philippina Bausch (better known as Pina Bausch) was a German performer in the style of modern dance‚ a ballet director‚ dance teacher and choreographer born on the 27th July 1940 in Solingen. At the age of 15‚ she was accepted into Folkwangschule (Folkwang Academy). Pina has created a company called Tanztheatre Wuppertal Pina Bausch which performs all around the world. She was married to Rolf Borzik from the Netherlands who was a costume designer that unfortunately died

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