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FOR INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED DANCERS
Saturday, March 24, 2012 from 10:30am-12:00pm
San Francisco's Robert Moses' Kin has "rocketed in national reputation,...gaining notice for Moses' fast and furious, streetwise, yet, eloquent style."
In addition to his work with Robert Moses’ Kin, Moses has choreographed for San Francisco Opera (La Forza del Destino, 2005), Philadanco, Cincinnati Ballet, Eco Arts, Transitions Dance Company of the Laban Center in London, African Cultural Exchange (UK), Bare Bones (UK), Oakland Ballet, Moving People Dance, and Robert Henry Johnson Dance Company, among others. He has choreographed for film, theater and opera, with major productions for the Lorraine Hansberry Theater, New Conservatory Theater, Los Angeles Prime Moves Festival (L.A.C.E.), and Olympic Arts Festival.
The company is the recipient of numerous awards and performed at various esteemed venues, including Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Bates Dance Festival, Colorado Dance Festival and Black Choreographers Moving Toward the 21st Century.
In 2005 Moses was named Choreographer-in-Residence and Artistic Director of the Committee on Black Performing Arts at Stanford University, where he has been on the dance faculty since 1995. Moses has taught on campuses and at festivals throughout the United States, including Bates Dance Festival, Colorado Dance Festival, Goucher College, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, University of Texas, and University of Nevada. Moses has been a returning guest artist at the Northwest Dance Project and a mentor with Choreographers in Mentorship Exchange (CHIME). He conducts movement and performance workshops internationally, most recently for artists of African descent with State of Emergency Limited in the United Kingdom.
This is your opportunity to learn from masters in a technique class for intermediate to advanced levels.
Just $15.
No pre-registration required, but leave a message at (513) 591-1222 with your name and phone number to tell us you're coming. OR register as part of the Modern Dance Saturday Series.
Questions?
Email dance@cdt-dance.org or call (513) 591-1222.
Don't miss their shows, March 23 & 24!
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