When: August 13-15, 2021
Where: Marin Ballet 100 Elm St, San Rafael, CA 94901 and also on ZOOM
This workshop is produced by The New York Baroque Dance Company and hosted by Marin Ballet https://marinballet.org/ to whom we are very grateful.
CLASS SCHEDULE with Faculty bios
This zoom/in-person hybrid workshop celebrates dancing masters of the past and our first generation teachers in our own time who helped to bring these treasures to the present. We are adding two special events in the spirit of honoring our first generation: Teachers Through Time: First Generation on Friday, August 13th, a discussion and storytelling event, and Dinner with Carol Teten on Saturday, August 14, an evening celebrating Ms. Teten’s pioneer spirit and contributions to the field of early dance.
| Tuition $200: In-Person Tuition. Includes “Dinner with Carol Teten” and “Teachers Through Time: First Generation” as well as access to recorded classes for a limited time following the workshop. $150: Live Zoom Tuition. Includes access to recordings of all classes for a limited time following the workshop and “Teachers Through Time: First Generation” $10: Teachers Through Time: First Generation. August 13 zoom event, This is a stand alone event and all are welcome to join. $50: Dinner with Carol Teten, honoring her contribution to historical dance education and performance. Please note this event is in-person only and this fee is for those not taking the in-person workshop. If you register for the in-person workshop the dinner is included. If you are not registered for the full workshop, please contact Jennifer Meller directly for tickets to this event. Click below for E-Vite. https://www.evite.com/event/008DCFQPAQJJKAFA6EPL5A6SB5WP5Y/rsvp?utm_campaign=send_sharable_link&utm_medium=sharable_invite&utm_source=evitelink Donations: With the limited attendance and short time to prepare we can barely cover our costs for this workshop but that doesn’t curb our enthusiasm! In the past, some of you have sent extra support for our efforts and that is so greatly appreciated now more than ever. If you are able and would like to add a donation to sustain our efforts in bringing these workshops to you.. Click Here to donate online to NYBDC via PayPal Covid Protocol: We will be dancing on a beautiful canopied outdoor platform surrounded by flowers and trees, and following these guidelines for Covid safety: We thank you for bearing with us as the COVID protocols may get a few updates for the in-person part of our workshop. We will be requiring that all in-person attendees show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Proof can be in the form of documentation or a photo or photocopy of the documentation. All instructors are fully vaccinated. We understand that some people are unable to get the vaccine for health reasons. We are sorry that those people will be unable to attend. However, all are welcome to attend the workshop on ZOOM! 1. Masks will not be required while outdoors taking class, but will be required when entering the building of Marin Ballet to go to the bathroom, change clothes or get anything out of the refrigerator. 2. Students will not be mixing with the Marin Ballet student body as we will have specific areas dedicated to our group. These areas will be clarified in the orientation. 3. In order to be sensitive to California’s COVID restrictions of distancing (which we are monitoring as we expect them to be updated by August) we will only be accepting 15 in-person students. 4. As California relaxes Covid restrictions, we will follow the new guidelines and keep you informed. 5. If there is a surge in Covid in August we are prepared to make the entire workshop virtual and we will be in close touch with in-person students to make this transition as smoothly as possible. |
… a moment from Dance Through Time
Brief Description of Events and Classes:
Teachers Through Time: First Generation: Honors first generation teachers in early dance in the United States. The work of Wendy Hilton, Shirley Wynne, Julia Sutton, Ingrid Brainard, Angene Feves, Sandra Noll Hammond and Richard Powers will be celebrated by teachers in the field who were introduced to historical dance by these groundbreaking scholars.
Tick, Tock, Tordion: Renaissance dance with Jennifer Meller
Detailed CLASS SCHEDULE with Faculty bios
Practical and administrative questions should be directed to Jennifer Meller at jenbeast@gmail.com
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