Dance Moms
My favorite show is Dance Moms.The dance teams instructor is very strict but a good teacher.The team has two different studios in Pittsburgh and in Los Angeles. It is interesting to watch the girls grow as dancers.
The instructor's name is Abby Lee Miller.She inherited the dance studio from her mom. She is an amazing dance teacher,but she can be extremely rude sometimes and she favors some dancers more than others.She decides if you stay on the team or not.
There has been two different studios on the show Dance Moms.One in Pittsburgh and one in Los Angeles.The the dance group moved to the new studio in LA after being in the old one for four seasons of the show.
There have been many dancers on the show.People come and go.The
most famous one is Maddie Ziegler and she has been in three music videos.The only dancer who is still on the show and started in season one is Nia Sioux.It is interesting to watch the girls grow as dancers. Dance Moms is a very interesting and entertaining show.The team’s strict instructor always makes up amazing dances.The studios on Dance Moms are big and make a great area for the dancers.In fact, the dancers have influenced me in dancing.They are all amazing performers.
The school was opened to everyone; race did not matter. The school taught different types of dances and classes. The name of the school was changed to the Katherine Dunham School of Cultural Arts. This is also where she taught what became to be known as the Dunham technique. (O’Conner 62-3) “…She is widely considered the founder of black concert dance in the United States and also a major influence on the idioms of both modern and jazz dance” (Das 1).
Alvin was born during the Great Depression to two working class parents in Rogers, Texas. His father abandoned the family when Alvin was a mere six months old, leaving him and his mother with the struggle of fending for themselves. The inability for Alvin’s mother to find work led to their move to California in 1942, where Alvin was introduced by a classmate to the most influential person that would be the foundation for his future successful career in modern dance, Lester Horton (DeFrantz 1). Alvin was captivated by Lester’s work, which focuses on building a strong body, and made the executive decision to start his dance training in 1949 when he was eighteen years old. Because Lester Horton’s dance company embraced diversity, and accepted dancers of all ethnicities and backgrounds, Alvin was given the opportunity to do something great with his
Not great at sports, Alvin excelled in the less common athletics of gymnastics, especially the floor exercise (36). Being an African-American male, this was hard for Ailey and he struggled fitting in with his peers. Alvin Ailey had little experience with dance or the theater and it wasn’t until he moved to Los Angeles that his eyes were opened to the world of theatrics by the Ballet Russe de Monte Carolos and the performance of Katherine Dunham’s black dance company (DeFrantz 43). Ailey pursued 1940s dancing styles such as tap, but experimented and settled on modern dance when a school friend, Carmen de Lavallade, convinced him to join Lester Horton’s lively theatrical, Hollywood Studio in 1949 (43). As Ailey’s mentor, Horton proved to be a major role model and helped mold Alvin’s technique and
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I have been dancing since the age of four. I started my intense training with Tanju and Patricia Tuzer, Debra Bale, and Linda Brown at Tuzer Ballet. I developed as a dancer, attending every summer intensive performing in every show, advancing from intermediate to apprentice to junior company and finally to senior company. The dance studio became my second home. I took classes in ballet, pointe, modern, contemporary, tap, jazz, lyrical jazz, theatrical movement, hip-hop, zumba, and African-Ballet, pointe, contemporary, and lyrical jazz being my favorites. Even w...
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