MoBBallet Symposium MIA: Motivation, Innovation, Activation Highlight Reel

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  • Опубліковано 11 гру 2024
  • Symposium/MIA - Motivation. Innovation. Activation was held in Miami Florida August 7-13 hosted by Armour Dance Theater and Sanctuary of the Arts in Miami-Dade County.
    “MoBBallet is drafting a new blueprint for ballet by addressing its existing issues 360°,” said Theresa Ruth Howard, former ballerina, diversity strategist, and founder of the digital legacy project Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet (MoBBallet.org).
    The MoBBallet/MIA programming provided elite training and professional development for advanced and intermediate dancers who are Black identifying, with one-on-one mentorship as well as coaching for advanced dancers from ballet professionals who look like them. But the goal at MoBBallet Symposium/MIA is not conventional success as defined by a contract with a leading company. Instead, Howard carefully pairs dancers and mentors to create meaningful relationships that last well beyond the week-long conference, with the intention of matching an aspiring artist with someone who helps them feel seen, nurtured, and supported in their artistic journey.
    Dance faculty* : Debra Austin (Carolina Ballet), Anjali Austin (Chair of Florida State University's School of Dance), Kareen Pauld Camargo (Miami City Ballet), Monica Stephenson (Miami City Ballet), Erica Edwards (Former Joffrey Ballet dancer and educator, founder-Cultivating Better Tomorrows), Troy Brown (Independent teacher/coach), Chandra Moss-Thorne (Swarthmore College), Christian Von Howard (Montclair State University), Ramon Flowers (formerly with Pennsylvania Ballet, Rambert Ballet, Frankfurt), William Isaac (Kymera Dance Company)
    Pathways to Performance Mentors: Donald Byrd, Jennifer Archibald, Helen Pickett
    Educaor's Course Facilitators: Ayisha McMillan Cravotta (Charlotte Ballet Academy Director), Monica Stephenson (Miami City Ballet), Marion Tonner (former Director of Oregon Ballet Theatre School), Andrea Yannone (former Director of Education and Training at San Francisco Ballet), Margaret Tracey (former Director of the Boston Ballet School).

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