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AUDITION NOTICE
CHINESE DANCE COMPANY of NEW YORK
Place: NYCCC 390 Broadway 2nd floor (ring buzzer at front door)
Dates: JUL 31 2005 (SUN) and AUG 14 2005 (SUN)
Time: 12:00 noon & 2:00 pm
Who: Soloist-caliber dancers
For
1) Touring performances: 3-month contract periods, approx. salary $550/wk,
renewable, beginning OCT 2005 & DEC 2005
2) October 2005 performance event with separate contract, $10/rehearsal hr,
$100/performance for each of two (2) performances: schedules TBD, contract
mid-AUG 2005 to SAT 29 OCT 2005
** Several positions available for both male and female dancers
** Please bring resume
For more information, please contact info@chinesedance.org or 212-334-3764:
ask to speak with Helen. NYCCC website: www.chinesedance.org.
Update 7/28/05
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Mary Seidman And Dancers
"FreeWheeling"
Bicyclist Project choreographed by Mary Seidman
Mary Seidman And Dancers, a NYC based Dance Company, is seeking 20
experienced bicyclists to participate in an exciting new outdoor
Site-Specific project Called "FREEWHEELING," a featured event in the
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's SiteLines, Site-specific performance
series as part of the River to River Festival
Auditions will be held on WEDNESDAY, May 11 2005, 6:30-8:30
PM
LOCATION:EAST SIDE BIKE PATH AT RUTGER'S SLIP AND SOUTH STREET
Note: No Dance Experience Necessary!
To audition, please e-mail keystonedance@juno.com
Or call us at 212-629-3107 by May 10.
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American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive Auditions: Feb. 12-13 in NYC
ABT will hold auditions for its annual Summer
Intensive training program in a nationwide tour of 21 cities,
which began January 8 and goes through February 21. Auditions
are open to male and female dance students aged 12-22 who are
at an intermediate or advanced level of ballet training. Summer
Intensives are held in New York City (June 20-July 29); Detroit,
Michigan (June 27-July 22); Tuscaloosa, Alabama (June 26-July
16); Austin, Texas (July 11-August 5); and Costa Mesa, California
(August 1-19). Students are eligible for any of the Summer Intensive
sites, wherever they audition, except students over 18, who
will be considered for the New York program only. Dancers aged
16-20 may also audition for ABT’s pre-professional, 12-member
Studio Company by notifying ABT officials at the time of registration.
A registration fee of $30 is required.
Summer Intensive curriculum may include, as well as daily ballet
class, classes in partnering, pointe work, nutrition, acting,
yoga, music, physical therapy, history, Pilates, jazz, character,
and modern. Faculty, made up of ABT artistic staff and alumni,
guest teachers, and accomplished pianists, has included ABT
Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie, Susan Jones, Johan Renvall,
Cynthia Harvey, Marianna Tcherkassky, Lupe Serrano, Leslie Browne,
Ted Kivitt, Magali Messac, and Kirk Peterson.
The New York City audition will take place Saturday, February
12, and Sunday, February 13, at 12:00 p.m. (ages 12-14) and
3:00 p.m. (ages 15 and up), at American Ballet Theatre, 890
Broadway, 3rd floor. For a complete schedule of ABT Summer Intensive
audition sites and additional information, visit www.abt.org,
or call ABT's Education Department at (212) 477-3030, ext. 3416.
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Open auditions for performers,
musicians, designers, theater artists for
Baby Cart at Armageddon
by Fred Ho and Ruth Margraff
The Japan Society Performing Arts Program announces open auditions for Fred Ho's latest work,
in which he takes on Lone Wolf and Cub, the cult classic Japanese action film series from the 1970s inspired by Kazuo Koike's manga comic books series Kozure Ookami. Fred Ho and collaborator Ruth Margraff, whose other works include Night Vision: A New Third to First World Vampyre Opera (HERE Arts Center), Voice of the Dragon: Once Upon a Time in Chinese America...The Martial Arts Epic (BAM Next Wave Festival), and Voice of the Dragon 2: Shaolin Secret Stories (Apollo Theater), plan to create an hour-long samurai martial arts/music-theater work, combining state-of-the-art visual design and sword-fighting choreography. An excerpted work-in-progress showing is scheduled for April 29 and April 30, 2005 at the Japan Society.
Seeking:
Actors/singers with noh vocal abilities;
dancers/Asian martial artists; musicians who play shamisen, koto, fue or any other traditional Japanese musical instruments;
costume, scenic, make-up and lighting designers with special interest in manga stylizations;
any other artists with interest in traditional Japanese theatre and creative contributions to make to this process.
For the audition, prepare 3-min. presentation that demonstrates your abilities and your interest in the piece.
Japan Society will provide: TV monitor with VHS and DVD player, boombox with CD and tape player, self-amplified guitar speaker, microphone, and wooden dance floor. Any other needs are the auditioner's responsibility.
Submit by E-MAIL ONLY (max. 300kb) to babycart@japansociety.org by June 25, 2004:
1. 1-page statement of interest
2. 1-page bio/resume (photo optional)
3. Brief description of your presentation and tech needs (monologue, video, a song, etc.)
You will be notified by July 15, 2004 of the one-hour time slot you have been assigned to. For technical questions, please contact Futoshi Miyai at fmiyai@japansociety.org.
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Ballet Tech School Hosts Open Auditions
Eliot Feld's Ballet Tech, the New York City
Public School for Dance, is holding open auditions this spring.
Since 1978, this unique school has served grades 4 through 12
by providing professional tuition-free ballet training in conjunction
with academic classes.
Audition will be held at the Ballet Tech studios at 890 Broadway,
8th floor (Broadway and 19th Street) in Manhattan. Interested
students are encouraged to pre-register with Ballet Tech via
phone prior to the audition date. No experience is required;
however students entering high school must have a minimum of
two years of ballet training.
Ballet Tech also holds auditions in public schools throughout
New York City in spring and fall. Last year, over 26,000 students
were auditioned and over 900 selected for tuition-free ballet
training. Schools interested in hosting auditions this spring
should contact Ballet Tech as soon as possible to participate.
Audition Date:
Saturday May 1, noon
Saturday June 5, noon
Cathy Eilers
Info: 212.777.7710 x305
Website: www.ballettech.org
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Valentina Kozlova's Dance
Conservatory
of New York
Intensive Summer Program, July 5–August
6, 2004
Audition Date: Saturday, April 3, 2004
Info: 212-245-0050
Website: www.dcpp.org
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Sachiyo
Ito & Company
Child dancers (ages 6–13) wanted:
For September 18th performance at Michael Shimmel Center for
Performing Arts
Lesson studios: 23rd Street @ 9th Avenue, other studio downtown
Contact: Sachiyo Ito 212-627-0265 (Tel/Fax)
E-mail: sachiyoito@earthlink.net
Website: www.dancejapan.com
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Calling
all Caribbean, African, Jazz, Latin,
& Brazilian Dancers
JC Caribbean Entertainment is seeking dancers for upcoming paid
performances. We specialize in Caribbean entertainment. All
professional jobs in country clubs, yacht clubs, corporate functions,
etc. Must be fit and energetic. Only serious dancers need apply.
All interested please call Jessenia
347-495-1149 to schedule auditions.
Check us out at www.jc-entertainment.com
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Dancer(s)
Wanted
St. Margaret House for senior citizens wants dancers for its
event on International Cultural Day (June 24). Due to limited
space to perform, a solo or a duet preferred of about ten minutes.
Stipend occasion.
For further information, contact Norma Rogers, St. Margaret
House, 49 Fulton St., Apt. 12N, New York, NY 10038. TEL: 212-575-5516.
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GoTour
GoTour helps performing artists take their
work on the road. Its extensive database includes North American
venues, profiles by artists, local resources, and media contacts.
Visitors log on for free and access a national arts network
where they can add information on their local arts community,
post tour anecdotes, and list concert information and classified
ads.
Contact: Camille Dieterle 212-691-6969
Website: http://www.gotour.org/
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