When Graeme first began choreographing he was greatly influenced by many of his dancers, one of them being Paul Macurio. When he was choreographing Graeme never went into a studio with set work, he liked to make self discoveries as he worked on and with the dancer and how their body moves. He felt as though is he plans a class; he may miss the ‘perfect mistake’. ...“Variation on variation”... Graeme's original dance works, numbering over seventy and including thirty full-length works, are closely created with his dancers and muse (Janet Vernon). These include Ecco (1971), Sequenza VII (1977), Poppy (1978), Nearly beloved (1984), Swan Lake (2001) and Shades of gray (2004).
During the end of the first day of sophomore year I remember walking into the room "eight-zero-one" at my high school and thinking "why would the counselors give me a chorus class?" I didn't think of myself as a singer. I mean, playing piano for twelve year has been a great experience and I have always strived to achieve excellence in all classes, activities and groups to which I belong; but singing? I can only remember singing in the shower and occasionally to my dogs. As I took a seat, the chorus direction, Ms. Morrow, introduced herself and began to teach us how to read music.
Blood Brothers Evaluation Opening Paragraph: On the 17th of May I went to see an excellent production of ‘Blood Brothers’ at the Phoenix Theatre in the West End. Before I went to see the production I thought the production was just a musical of two brothers who were together, but after seeing it has been running in the production for the last 28 years I think it is because it’s a fantastic production that everyone would want to see again. The main theme of the musical was the separation of the two twins, there were other issues explored, for example love, separation, pregnancy and death. I thought that the most powerful issue in the musical I explored was love because I felt that it was a war between them loving each other. The musical
Joshua Abalos’ Intro to Theatre Play Analysis October 23, 2012 Hair Analysis The play Hair here at Aurania Campus was quite the experience. Something most doesn’t get to experience with a play. The personal aspect was that much deeper than most prior experienced. It messed with your emotions. The laughing, to deep thinking, to the astonishing scene that nobody seen coming, was all part of the experience the audience took part in.
At first when he signed on to do The King and I he was under the impression that “he only had to do (that) one ballet” (Jerome Robbins: His Life, His Theatre, His Dance, pg 46) but he did end up choreographing many other dance sequences like “Getting to Know You” or “The March of the Siamese Children”. “Robbins planned the scene to delight both Anna and the audience. Some carry out their duties in exemplary fashion, which highlighted the different ones and the tiniest provide a high degree of adorable and some concern they’ll screw up” (Jerome Robbins: His Life, His Theatre, His Dance, pg
I will never forget my past because it was such a big part of my life. It gave me the confidence that if I really want to achieve something, I know I can do it. As I lost more and more weight, the new friends got to my head quick. I forgot who my real friends were; I left them in the dust just because I was so excited to meet so many new people. It’s funny what happens when everything changes so fast; one forgets about who really cares about them and who’s been there for them since day one.
Getting To Know Someone New Meeting people for the first time has always been a struggle for me. I’ve always worried about what they are thinking or what they might say when I leave their presence. Meeting Bret Grass has helped me overcome that fear a little bit. He has taught me to be myself and not worry about what others think about me. Bret Grass has introduced himself to us as a big theatre person.
I strived to succeed, so when I didn’t do my best I would get very upset with myself and try harder until I was the best. I hate the feeling of failure especially when I knew that I had tried my very hardest. My parents always told me try your hardest or don’t try at all, so anytime I lost at something I felt like I was letting them down. Like I said before the best feeling in the world is when your parents show pride in you, well how awesome that feels is coinciding with how horrible it feels when they are upset with me. Through the years I have learned what I am good at and what I don’t excel in.
Ever since i was little i always wanted to be a choreographer - but i will never get there unless i try and when i do it will make me happy and make me work harder than one. 4) I think that boxing is a dying sport. Now a days people are more interested in sports like volley ball, soccor, basket ball, and hockey. Also lots of adults are afriad to put there kids in boxing because they are afraid that they will get hurt. I personally don't like boxing or even think about watching it, But there are people like my brothers that watch it all the time so i guess its an alright
It flowed perfectly between lines. I didn’t notice once him messing up his lines or anything. If so, he must have hid it very well from the audience because there was no commotion there except for the fact of his hilarious acting. My number one compliment for him vocally would be the way his voice and character fit perfectly. His skittish voice on certain acts