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    Acting, Music and Yoga training for all ages, along with an all youth company, Tulsa Youth Ballet. Tulsa Youth Ballet is the complete multidiscipline program with community service and leadership as its foundation. OPA’s programs and presentations are provided through the following: T.U.L.S.A. (Talented and Unlimited Leaders Spreading the Arts) established in 1999. TULSA cultivates the talent of Tulsa Youth Ballet members to present complete works in different disciplines. These productions are then

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    They were performed as part of minstrel shows, and often white performers would cover their faces with black greasepaint as a way of emulating their black counterparts. In addition to this, in the late 1800s, performing opportunities for African-American musicians and dancers increased, which gave them a bigger presence in entertainment. During the twentieth century, many social dances became popular among black communities, which contributed to many elements from African culture being included

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    possible 50 points) (ADDIONAL) Question 1 of 25     Score: 2   (of possible 2 points) The French court ballet reached its height during the reign of Louis XIV, whose very birth had been celebrated by the _______________ of 1639. A. Ballet de la Félicité B. Ballet de la coutisane appelé C. Ballet de Madame D. Ballet de la Déliverance de Renaud ANS:A The dancers in the earliest ballets were highly skilled professionals capable of feats of strength and agility. True False ANS:F

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    to 600 because of grants given by the Endowment. The first ever grant from the Endowment was awarded to the American Ballet Theatre (Bauerlein and Grantham 171-184). Dance is not the only art form that can thank the Endowment for their efforts; the theatre industry owes much of their success to the NEA. The Endowment is the largest funder of nonprofit theatre in the United States. Theatre was given its own sector in the agency in 1967, and in just 5 years, they granted almost

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    Theatre October 16, 2017 TO: Ms. Madeleine Santandere, Artistic Director FROM: Ms. Romannie Smith, Artistic Director’s Assistant SUBJECT: Gaynor Minden’s Pointe shoe vs. NBT Capezio Pointe shoe Introduction On October 6th, 2017 Eliza Minden from Gaynor Minden Inc. approached us with an offer she says could save us over $1 million a year. She proposes to deliver high-performance ballet shoes for no cost and in return we endorse her company Gaynor Minden Inc. Minden claims the ballet

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    The Evolution and Impact of Jazz Dance On The World Jazz dance originated from the African American vernacular dance from the late 1800’s when slaves needed an emotional and physical outlet (Guarnino and Oliver). The slave trade had begun and the slaves were allowed dance on the boats, as it was to keep the slaves fit for their journey to North America. The slave owners took interest in this type of dance (Guarnino and Oliver). They then integrated their European jigs with the music and movement

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    Don Quixote The Ballet performance Don Quixote is based on the worldwide known novel ‘Don Quixote de la Mancha’ by Miguel de Cervantes. It was originally performed by the Bolshoi Ballet of Moscow and choreographed by Marius Petipa in the year of 1869 with the music of Ludwig Minkus. Now days there are numerous Ballets performing it all over the world. The Miami City Ballet has adopted this performance as part of their season content, giving the Spanish play a hint of Latin American taste with several

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    Perseverance Essay In the face of adversity, most fail to succeed. Although, some individuals persevere. When conflict arises, perseverance is what helps you make it through the day. Not everyone shows perseverance, but occasionally some stand out among the crowd. A few people who persevere are Buck from The Call of the Wild and Misty Copeland, ballerina. In The Call of the Wild, the main character, Buck, perseveres through everything. Buck is a hard worker who learns from other’s mistakes. He becomes

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    totality of destruction in Germany after the war. In Wuppertal, the industrial town in the West part of Germany where Pina Bausch lived and worked, 64% of private houses and 75% of all the schools were destroyed. Germany was able to rebuild thanks to American financial aid. People in Germany, as in other European beaten countries after the war, began to pin their hopes for happiness on the acquisition of cars, television sets and furniture. About the time of Bausch’s adolescence, comparing status symbols

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    through all her hard work, she eventually became a soloist for the American Ballet Theater. Under Armour is usually known for commercials that contain football or baseball players, which are male dominated sports. When Under Armour came out with this commercial it was a big step because they chose a woman dominated sport and they created a movement for women athletes all across the world, it was astonishing for all because they picked Ballet as the center of there commercial. This commercial was the brand’s

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