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    Billy Elliot Family

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    Elliot directed by Stephen Daldry‚ is set in the miners town of Durham in the north east of Engand in the 1980’s. The film focuses on Billy Elliot‚ a 12 year old boy who is pressured and abused by his violent family as he tries to pursue his love of dancing in a predominantly miners town where ballet is for girls. An idea I felt was worth learning about tin the film was the idea of family relations. I believe this idea was worth learning about because it showed me why Jackie and Billy held such disdain

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    Take the Lead

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    of the struggle of a dance teacher‚ Pierre Dulain. It is the real story of a dance teacher who believed in the talent of a group of problem kids. This film not only gives us a fun and relaxation but it also gives us knowledge about modern dancing and model dancing. Not only that‚ the film gives us the morality as teacher. How relationship between teacher and student should be in school as well as in their personal encounter. One day In New York‚ the polite dance instructor Pierre Dulaine sees a black

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    The heart of the dance is the heart of the dancer. ~ Ghazallah al-Badriyyah A violinist had a violin‚ a painter his palette. All I had was myself. I was the instrument that I must care for. ~ Josephine Baker Ballet dancing is arduous‚ strenuous activity. Students are engaged in physical training that rivals the training Olympic athletes undergo. At the same time‚ they strive for physical perfection not for the prowess alone but as a way of achieving the means necessary

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    but it was best for everyone for her to confess this sin. Journal Entry #3 Betty opened up at the end of the act as she wakes up and starts naming those involved in the devil dancing. The rest of the characters were so happy that she was wakened and the fact that she knew some of the women involved in the dancing and who was out in the forest that day. She said‚ “I saw George Jacobs with the devil! I saw Goody Howe with the devil! I saw Martha Bellows with the devil I saw Alice Barrow with the

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    theater this involves sing dancing and acting all at the same time. In one song alone you have to stay on your note during the harmonies and remember the lyrics. When you look at it from the dancing aspect you have to keep on beat‚ make sure to stay in unison with the other performers and remember all the dance movie and the order they come in. The last aspect of musical theater is the acting you have emotion not only on you face but in your voice as well as your dancing. These three elements have

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    Music and dancing both play a huge important role in expressing oneself. Nowadays with dance and music‚ each and every individual has their own way of expressing themselves. However‚ early filmmakers believed that every person within one race; looks‚ acts‚ and thinks in the same manner. Hollywood cinemas always assign labels that are effortlessly recognizable‚ and that blatantly identify completely different ethnic cultures from those that aren’t “white.” Things like food options‚ mannerisms‚ speech

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    Performance critique Content: the performance we saw was a very simple setting with surprising contemporary dancing. It was a group of 6 dancers but 7 including the choreographer. Some very impressionable moments were when they would do the lifts and floor work all together I felt it was very strong and interesting. Interpretation\connection: three important things I feel the audience should know about the performance is that the piece was a very different modern type of dance‚ it was based

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    great depression‚ the unemployment was high‚ the wages were low‚ lines stretched around the city for food‚ and children had to stop school to work for money. Zishan Ugurlu‚ the director of “Marathon Dancing: Letters To Wall Street In The Era of Wonderful Nonsense” shows the history of the marathon dancing in the 1920s and 1930s. The performance is around two hours long‚ and without a rest time. The dance is held in Loree Dance Theater on Douglass Campus. The theater is very small‚ which not able to

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    The Fundamentals of Being a DJ Abstract Keeping a crowd dancing on a dance floor is an acquired skill. Many djs attempt this feat but consistently fall short of the feat. People enjoying a party dancing are unhappy when they and everyone around them are not interested in more than one consecutive tune played by the dj. This paper discusses the art of keeping the people on a dance floor dancing. How to Keep a Crowd Dancing The thought of being a dj crosses the mind of many music aficionados

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    Alvin Ailey - Essay

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    Astaire‚ so he soon began taking tap dancing at a neighbor’s house. Ailey was once a student of Katherine Dunham. Ailey’s pursuit in dancing grew when a close friend took him to stop by a modern dance school ran by Lester Horton- Horton’s school was the first that accepted all races. Ailey had grown somewhat self-conscious as he wondered what opportunities would come to him as a dancer‚ so after one month of learning at Horton’s school‚ Ailey left. Ailey was dancing in a nightclub before going back to

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