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Dance Provides Ph.D. in Literature Candidate Space to Grow as an Artist and Scholar - Vimarsana News

Dance Provides Ph.D. in Literature Candidate Space to Grow as an Artist and Scholar

As the annual spring dance between fauna and flora begins to play out across campus, the Dance Program prepares for a spring concert of its own: ChoreoLab. The annual performance showcases original works from both Dance faculty and Duke students.

Source: duke.edu
Elizabeth Ehrlich has a busy last semester at Duke - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Ehrlich has a busy last semester at Duke

Not only is the senior Economics major with a finance concentration preparing for her move to New York City, where she will be working for JP Morgan as a first-year analyst in sales and trading, she’s debuting her original choreography for the Duke Dance Program’s ChoreoLab.

Source: duke.edu
Transforming Teaching: Duke students learn from American Ballet Theatre residency - Vimarsana News

Transforming Teaching: Duke students learn from American Ballet Theatre residency

American Ballet Theatre’s pre-professional Studio Company recently returned for its third and final residency in Duke’s Rubenstein Arts Center. The visit was part of an ambitious three-year collaboration between Duke and American Ballet Theatre (ABT), one of the world’s leading classical ballet companies. While some elements of the partnership were altered and delayed due to the pandemic, the junior ensemble spent a week in training and engagement with the Duke Dance Program, culminating in a series of public performances.

Source: duke.edu
Duke students learn from American Ballet Theatre residency - Vimarsana News

Duke students learn from American Ballet Theatre residency

American Ballet Theatre’s pre-professional Studio Company recently returned for its third and final residency in Duke’s Rubenstein Arts Center. The visit was part of an ambitious three-year collaboration between Duke and American Ballet Theatre (ABT), one of the world’s leading classical ballet companies. While some elements of the partnership were altered and delayed due to the pandemic, the junior ensemble spent a week in training and engagement with the Duke Dance Program, culminating in a series of public performances.

Source: duke.edu