Luminz Studio

Time Machine Dance Party

admin — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:05:53 +0000

Dress your era!
Tix available at Luminz Studio & Boomerang. Buy in advance since there is limited capacity.

B Boy & B Girl Workshop

admin — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:25:02 +0000

Tuesday April 3rd From 8 – 9:30 PM, $15
Teens & Adults
No experience necessary

Taught by Metal

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Katherine Dunham Technique Class

admin — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:18:20 +0000

Katherine Dunham Technique class with Patricia Wilson on Thursdays from 5 – 6:30 PM.

Donlin Foreman

admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 17:45:45 +0000

Dancing with the Martha Graham Dance Company (1977 – 96), Donlin Foreman was directed by Ms. Graham in all her major male roles. As co-founder of Buglisi/Foreman Dance (1993 -2005), he choreographed over 35 dances presenting seasons at the Joyce Theater; Jacob’s Pillow, America Dancing series/Kennedy Center, Melbourne International Festival and performed for President Reagan at the White House. He holds numerous honors, with critical acclaim for his performing and choreography. As Professor of Professional Practice at Barnard College/Columbia University (1994 – 2010), he published Out of Martha’s House, a book of poetic writing, several articles in dance magazines, and, for two years chaired the Dance Panel of NYSCA. Mr. Foreman currently teaches master classes around the country in addition to an annual summer intensive for the Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theater (Blue Lake, California). With his wife Jennifer Emerson he develops dance education and performance projects through their dance organization On Common Ground (www.danceocg.org). Mr. Foreman is presently on staff at the New England Center for Circus Arts and will be featured, as one of five artists from the Peterborough, NH area, in a documentary sponsored by Comcast.

Elizabeth Hallett

admin — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 20:21:53 +0000

Elizabeth has been dancing for 25 years. Growing up she studied many forms of dance in Connecticut and New York City. The first class she taught was Hip Hop which she has now been teaching here and there for 10 years. She came to Vermont to study Dance and Cultural History at Marlboro College. She studied Afro-Cuban dance at Marlboro and in Cuba. Her plan of concentration was about narrative dance and Hula as a cultural narrative dance form. She spent a semester in Hawai’i immersed in Hawaiian culture and dance. As a result of these experiences she began to see movement as a raw and honest expression of self. She tries to encourage the development of movement in her classes to honor each individual’s unique way of moving. This style of teaching is a result of her studies at Antioch University New England where she received a Masters Degree in Dance/Movement Therapy and counseling. Since graduating this program, her classes are less focused on technique and emphasize body awareness, as well as achieving strength and flow starting at the core and radiating out to every cell.