Courses taught by our members

Dance and Activism

Instructor: Robert Abrams
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Type of course: Dance criticism or writing,
Institution:
Description: This is a survey course that will introduce students to a wide range of activist issues and the dances that address them.
When the course is taught: This course can be taught on request.
http://www.exploredance.com
If you would like to take this course, or have it taught at your school, please contact Dr. Abrams at robert@robertabrams.net.

Graduate Seminar, Dance History, Teaching Conference, Labanotation

Instructor: Rose Anne Thom
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Type of course: Dance criticism or writing, Dance history, Other, Teaching Conference, Labanotation,
Institution: Sarah Lawrence College
Description: see catalogue
When the course is taught: Every year

History of Ballet

Instructor: Prof. Jane B Roberts
Web page of course: Sage.edu
Type of course: Dance history,
Institution: Russell Sage College, Troy, NY
Description: This course traces the development of ballet from its origins in the 16th century to the present. Primary focus is given to changes in the structure and style of ballet as revealed through major works and the contributions of performers who help shape that style. Several weeks are devoted to researching, viewing and discussing the works of Ashton and Balanchine.
When the course is taught: Alternate Springs, It was taught Spring 2011.
contact at roberj@sage.edu