Miss Harriet's Dance Studio, a well established dance studio located in Northville is looking
for experienced tap, jazz and ballet instructors. Ability to work with children through adults.
Beginner through intermediate. Interested candidates should send contact information
and resume (if available) to: Terri at tfidance@aol.com or call (248) 349-1111.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Job Opportunity
Seeking Dancer / Magician's Assistant For Upcoming Show
Award-winning magician / illusionist Aaron Balcom is seeking a female dancer for various upcoming events and shows. The ideal applicant (who must be at least 18 years old) should have training and experience in dance, namely jazz, modern or hip hop and should not be afraid of being in tight spaces or appearing in front of large audiences, or in front of a camera. They should have a slim or athletic build and be no taller than 5'6".
Experience in the magic industry is not required and you will be technically trained for all of the illusion equipment. The ability to choreograph your dance segments is a big plus, but you should also be able to follow direction well.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin within the next several weeks, as there is a show coming up, locally, on August 29, 2009, which is a Michael Jackson tribute concert featuring illusions (http://www.sgiproductions.eventbrite.com/). That show pays $150.00, plus catering by the promoter. There are also other shows which will be coming up shortly thereafter and generally pay more than this first one. For the right person, this could be a great opportunity to not only get on stage (and on television), but to also make money doing something you love!
For more information, please send a resume and any questions you might have. Thanks for reading and we look forward to hearing from you soon!
www.teenpopillusionist.com
Award-winning magician / illusionist Aaron Balcom is seeking a female dancer for various upcoming events and shows. The ideal applicant (who must be at least 18 years old) should have training and experience in dance, namely jazz, modern or hip hop and should not be afraid of being in tight spaces or appearing in front of large audiences, or in front of a camera. They should have a slim or athletic build and be no taller than 5'6".
Experience in the magic industry is not required and you will be technically trained for all of the illusion equipment. The ability to choreograph your dance segments is a big plus, but you should also be able to follow direction well.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin within the next several weeks, as there is a show coming up, locally, on August 29, 2009, which is a Michael Jackson tribute concert featuring illusions (http://www.sgiproductions.eventbrite.com/). That show pays $150.00, plus catering by the promoter. There are also other shows which will be coming up shortly thereafter and generally pay more than this first one. For the right person, this could be a great opportunity to not only get on stage (and on television), but to also make money doing something you love!
For more information, please send a resume and any questions you might have. Thanks for reading and we look forward to hearing from you soon!
www.teenpopillusionist.com
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Graduation!
Congratulations to our 2009 Graduates! Although the rain threatened to make it an adventure, the skies cleared and we had a delightful afternoon with the first commencement combined with the College of Education.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Faculty and Alum in Detroit Dance Loft!
Meg Paul announces a new dance studio, Detroit Dance Loft, located in the heart of Eastern Market. Classes for the professional, pre-professional, the curious and the young at heart. Please check out our classes where you'll find something for everyone of all ages, shapes and sizes. Take classes from Meg, Ali Woerner, Nia Silao, and more!
Support the Arts everywhere.
Support the Arts everywhere.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Aaron Smith Receives Scholarship to Joffrey
Sophomore Dance Major Aaron Smith will be attending the Joffrey Ballet Summer Intensive this summer on a Full Scholarship thanks to the assistance of Meg Paul.
Here is the summer intensive description, from the website:
The Joffrey Ballet School Summer Intensive identifies a dancer’s strengths and weaknesses and strives to improve each dancer through a detailed corrective process of principled training while also nurturing their personal artistry. When a student has made sufficient progress, and upon the recommendation of the faculty, he or she may be invited into the year-round Trainee Program, the School’s pre-professional training program.
Congratulations, Aaron!
Here is the summer intensive description, from the website:
The Joffrey Ballet School Summer Intensive identifies a dancer’s strengths and weaknesses and strives to improve each dancer through a detailed corrective process of principled training while also nurturing their personal artistry. When a student has made sufficient progress, and upon the recommendation of the faculty, he or she may be invited into the year-round Trainee Program, the School’s pre-professional training program.
The Summer Intensive exposes students to a rigorous and exciting ballet program. The School invites master teachers to join our renowned faculty who give instruction in a professional setting while challenging each student to reach the peak of their potential.
Congratulations, Aaron!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Apply for $3,050 research award -- Deadline March 27
Apply for an Undergraduate Research and Creative Projects Award!
Last year, dance majors were very successful in competing for these awards, which paid for travel, tuition, and other support for a variety of projects. Find a faculty mentor and develop a proposal, following the instructions here.
Maximum awards are $3,050, and projects may involve up to three undergraduates working with a faculty mentor.
Research begins during the spring/summer, and must be completed during fall semester.
Good Luck!
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