Junior and Senior Ballet Intensive for grades 5 - 12
Name:
Junior and Senior Ballet Intensive for grades 5 - 12
Date:
August 12, 2013 - August 23, 2013
Website:
http://www.sunvalleyballet.com
Event Description:
Join us at our Hailey studio on the corner of Main and Silver for our summer intensive that meets daily. Placement by audition or during the first class. Exact class times determined by placement.
Trainee and Junior level
Apprentice and Senior level
Guest instructors (subject to change) are:
David Norwood: David Norwood has more than 20 years of experience in the dance and entertainment industry. An accomplished choreographer/director and teacher, his vision and expertise in dance have been a source of excellence throughout the U.S , Asia and Europe. His achievements have been featured in the L.A times, New York times and Dance Spirit magazine as well as other entertainment media outlets.
Offering a unique blend of creative and technical strengths, David is known for his success in creating new ideas and projects in all forms of media and exciting growth and interest in dance in studios in Los Angeles and throughout Atlanta.
His strategic approach to creating unique dance related projects is reflected in his work as CEO of Phyzix concepts and choreography , where his creative genius coupled with focus on the product quickly delivers impressive results and bottom line growth.
David Norwood's exceptional track record in the world of dance is based on his philosophy of creating the "Moving Visual". He is known for his ability to quickly identify and create projects that go far beyond the expectations of the client and refine their marketing campaigns for the company’s products.
Carl Askew: Carl trained at the North Carolina School of the Arts and is currently a principal dancer with the Columbia City Ballet. He has danced with the acclaimed Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre and The Dance Theatre of Harlem. He has also performed on Broadway as Richie in the cast of A Chorus Line.
Ashley Tuttle: Ashley Tuttle was invited by Mikhail Baryshnikov to join American Ballet Theatre (A.B.T) at the age of 16. As a prima ballerina with ABT, Ms. Tuttle's career spanned 17 years. Ms. Tuttle's repertoire at A.B.T. included such roles as Juliet in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet, Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, the title roles in Giselle, Nikiya in Natalia Makarova's La Bayadere, Odette/Odile in Kevin McKenzie's Swan Lake. Her repertoire ranged from works by George Balanchine, Martha Graham, Jiri Kylian, Mark Morris, Agnes De Mille, Antony Tudor and William Forsythe. Ms. Tuttle has danced Twyla Tharp works including In the Upper Room, Brief Fling, Sinatra Suite and Push Comes to Shove. While with A.B.T., Ms. Tuttle joined the acclaimed Twlya Tharp Dance Company in 2000. Ms. Tharp created the hit Broadway show "Movin' Out" and the role of Judy on her. She earned both a TONY Award and a Fred Astaire Dance Award nominations.
Ms. Tuttle has been seen on Broadway in Tharp's "Come Fly Away," at the Metropolitan Opera House in Carmen, guest performances with Dance Theater of Harlem, the Guggenheim Museum's Works in Process with Pam Tanowitz Dance and Lynne Taylor Corbett. Ms. Tuttle continues to dance as a guest artist throughout the world.
Ms. Tuttle also teaches ballet at the Mark Morris Dance Group, Usdan Center, and Barnard College. Ms. Tuttle was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities from Wofford College in the spring of 2011.
Trainee and Junior level
Apprentice and Senior level
Guest instructors (subject to change) are:
David Norwood: David Norwood has more than 20 years of experience in the dance and entertainment industry. An accomplished choreographer/director and teacher, his vision and expertise in dance have been a source of excellence throughout the U.S , Asia and Europe. His achievements have been featured in the L.A times, New York times and Dance Spirit magazine as well as other entertainment media outlets.
Offering a unique blend of creative and technical strengths, David is known for his success in creating new ideas and projects in all forms of media and exciting growth and interest in dance in studios in Los Angeles and throughout Atlanta.
His strategic approach to creating unique dance related projects is reflected in his work as CEO of Phyzix concepts and choreography , where his creative genius coupled with focus on the product quickly delivers impressive results and bottom line growth.
David Norwood's exceptional track record in the world of dance is based on his philosophy of creating the "Moving Visual". He is known for his ability to quickly identify and create projects that go far beyond the expectations of the client and refine their marketing campaigns for the company’s products.
Carl Askew: Carl trained at the North Carolina School of the Arts and is currently a principal dancer with the Columbia City Ballet. He has danced with the acclaimed Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre and The Dance Theatre of Harlem. He has also performed on Broadway as Richie in the cast of A Chorus Line.
Ashley Tuttle: Ashley Tuttle was invited by Mikhail Baryshnikov to join American Ballet Theatre (A.B.T) at the age of 16. As a prima ballerina with ABT, Ms. Tuttle's career spanned 17 years. Ms. Tuttle's repertoire at A.B.T. included such roles as Juliet in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet, Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, the title roles in Giselle, Nikiya in Natalia Makarova's La Bayadere, Odette/Odile in Kevin McKenzie's Swan Lake. Her repertoire ranged from works by George Balanchine, Martha Graham, Jiri Kylian, Mark Morris, Agnes De Mille, Antony Tudor and William Forsythe. Ms. Tuttle has danced Twyla Tharp works including In the Upper Room, Brief Fling, Sinatra Suite and Push Comes to Shove. While with A.B.T., Ms. Tuttle joined the acclaimed Twlya Tharp Dance Company in 2000. Ms. Tharp created the hit Broadway show "Movin' Out" and the role of Judy on her. She earned both a TONY Award and a Fred Astaire Dance Award nominations.
Ms. Tuttle has been seen on Broadway in Tharp's "Come Fly Away," at the Metropolitan Opera House in Carmen, guest performances with Dance Theater of Harlem, the Guggenheim Museum's Works in Process with Pam Tanowitz Dance and Lynne Taylor Corbett. Ms. Tuttle continues to dance as a guest artist throughout the world.
Ms. Tuttle also teaches ballet at the Mark Morris Dance Group, Usdan Center, and Barnard College. Ms. Tuttle was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities from Wofford College in the spring of 2011.
