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Sydney Dance Company April School Holidays 2016 — Sydney Dance Jazz, Theatre Jazz JFH &Company Hip Hop April School 2 days $165 Holidays 2016 For Ages— 8—18 Contemporary & Lyrical 2 days $165 For Ages 8—18 Timetable Sydney Ages 8 & 9 Elementary Dance Thursday 14 April Friday 15 April 9.30am-10.00am Registration Company 10.00am-11.15am JAZZ with Jess JAZZ with Jess 11.15am-11.30am Morning recess Morning recess 11.30am-12.45pm HIP HOP with Jayden HIP HOP with Jayden 12.45pm-1.30pm Lunch break Lunch break 1.30pm-2.45pm JFH with Elysha JFH with Elysha 2.45pm-4.00pm THEATRE JAZZ with Veronica THEATRE JAZZ with Veronica Ages 10 & 11 Intermediate Thursday 14 April Friday 15 April 9.30am-10.00am Registration January 10.00am-11.15am HIP HOP with Jayden HIP HOP with Jayden 11.15am-11.30am Morning recess SchoolMorning recess Holidays 11.30am-12.45pm JAZZ with Jess JAZZ with Jess 12.45pm-1.30pm Lunch break Lunch break 2016 1.30pm-2.45pm THEATRE JAZZ with Veronica THEATRE JAZZ with Veronica 2.45pm-4.00pm JFH with Elysha JFH with Elysha 2 days $165 Contemporary Ages 12 & 13 Intermediate/Advanced Lyrical Thursday 21 April Friday 22 April Theatre Jazz 9.30am-10.00am Registration Hip Hop 10.00am-11.15am JAZZ with Amy JFH with Lauren 11.15am-11.30am Morning recess Morning recess 11.30am-12.45pm JFH with Heath JAZZ with Amy 12.45pm-1.30pm Lunch break Lunch breakFor ages 8 to 18 1.30pm-2.45pm HIP HOP with Thomas THEATRE JAZZ with Veronica 2.45pm-4.00pm THEATRE JAZZ with Leslie HIP HOP with Thomas Ages 14-18 Intermediate/Advanced Thursday 21 April Friday 22 April 9.30am-10.00am Registration 10.00am-11.15am JFH with Heath JAZZ with Amy 11.15am-11.30am Morning recess Morning recess 11.30am-12.45pm JAZZ with Amy JFH with Lauren 12.45pm-1.30pm Lunch break Lunch break 1.30pm-2.45pm THEATRE JAZZ with Leslie HIP HOP with Thomas 2.45pm-4.00pm HIP HOP with Thomas THEATRE JAZZ with Leslie Faculty - Juniors Veronica George – Theatre Jazz Jayden Rodrigues – Hip Hop Veronica is a professional Musical Theatre performer. Jayden is technically trained in F.A.T.D. jazz syllabus Her versatility is shown through her many credits in as a qualified dance teacher. A gifted performer, he Theatre and corporate work including performing has experienced a diverse television career, including alongside Lisa McCune at the Capitol Theatre in the appearances on X-Factor, Home & Away, Mornings production of Guys and Dolls as a principal dancer, with Kerri Anne , Channel 7's Sunrise , and performing in Graeme Murphy’s Tivoli with the Sydney Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards. Jayden has also Dance Company, Grease - the Arena Spectacular had acting roles in TV-movies including The Informant (Australia & NZ tour) as a dancer and Dance Captain which aired on Channel 9, and the TV Series Crime and the musical The Wizard of Oz . Veronica appeared Investigation Australia . Jayden was also a special in Baz Lurhmann’s film Moulin Rouge as the Tattooed guest dancer on the TV series Dance Academy on Can Can dancer. She has performed on P&O Cruise ABC3 and has performed as a back- up dancer on So ship Pacific Sky, in the show Fever with Rhonda You Think You Can Dance . Jayden has performed in Burchmore. She also had the pleasure of working Kuala Lumpur in front of thousands of children singing alongside Hugh Jackman on the Australian tour of The and dancing alongside Thomas the Tank Engine and Boy from Oz. Bob the Builder . He has been a professional entertainer since the age of 15 and he now has a huge social media following with his free dance tutorials on YouTube raking in more than 30 million views. Jess Innes - Jazz Elysha Manik - JFH After completing a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Elysha recently made her musical theatre debut in Theatre and English as well as a Certificate IV in Dirty Dancing The Musical Australian Tour. Originally Performing Arts at ED5 International, Jessica travelled from the NSW Central Coast, Elysha completed her to Los Angeles and New York where she trained full time training at ED5 International in Sydney under intensively in order to bring back a fresh and current the direction of William Forsythe and Elena De Cinque style of dance to Australia. Jess loves encouraging and has gone on to perform with artists such as Adam her students to discover a passion for dance and her Lambert and Samantha Jade, as well as appearing on distinctively high-energy approach to teaching allows screen in X Factor Australia and various television students to learn in a fun and inspiring environment. campaigns. This versatile artist has also performed Her performance choreography credits include NRL on stage at the Venetian Resort and the Galaxy Australia as a West Tigers Cheerleader, Adelaide Resorts in Macau as well as in the Ben Hur Stadium Fringe Festival , ABC’s Good Game , Luna Park, Spectacular here in Australia. Elysha is a busy multiple music videos and The Sydney Comedy commercial dancer in Sydney, represented by Jeep Festival . Jess is a resident teacher at Sydney Dance Management. Company and she also works for Dale Pope’s REDed Program, bringing school dance programs into the classroom. She is an active developer of REDed & dance on the Girls from Oz program. Faculty - Seniors Amy Campbell - Jazz Lauren Seymour – JFH Amy is currently the Dance Captain for the Australian Tour Lauren graduated from Newtown High School Performing Arts of Dirty Dancing . In live theatre Amy toured as a dancer, in and went on to graduate from Brent Street Full-Time Course Fame The Musical , Saturday Night Fever, Ill Trittico for Certificate IV. Lauren has worked with Kelley Abbey, The Opera Australia and the world premiere of King Kong Live Squared Division, Marko Panzic, Matt Lee, Kate Wormald, on Stage. Amy’s television credits include the onscreen Simon Lind, Sarah Boulter and Debbie Ellis. Lauren has also role of dance captain for Jason Derulo on TEN’s Everybody worked for international choreographers such as Wade Dance Now , placing in the Top 3 on So You Think You Can Robson, Chris Scott, Travis Wall and Parris Goebel. Film Dance Australia Season 2 , as well as appearing on The X and TV credits include; So You Think You Can Dance , Factor Australia , The Nickelodeon Awards, TV Week Logie (Runner up), George Millers Happy Feet 2 , the motion Awards, Australia’s Next Top Model, Australia’s Got Talent, picture, Goddess and appearances in the TV series Dance The Biggest Loser and choreographer on Dance Academy Academy on ABC and XFactor performances with Jessie J and X Factor Australia . and Cher Lloyd. Music Video credits include RedFoo and Amy has performed with Kylie Minogue and she was Prinnie Stevens. Lauren is a dancer with Marko Panzic’s assistant to Australia’s award winning choreographer Dream Dance Company . Kelley Abbey on Miracle City, Xanadu The Musical and Channel 10s I will Survive . Heath Keating - JFH Leslie Bell – Theatre Jazz Heath trained under full-scholarship at ED5 International Performing Arts in Sydney. His performance experience Leslie moved to Sydney from New York City in 2000 includes Wicked (Universal Studios Japan), Pacific Sun (P&O leaving behind an extensive Broadway career spanning Cruises), and touring Asia and the Middle East with Barney nine Broadway musicals, and five National touring and Friends (Millennium Entertainment). Heath Broadway productions. She was last seen on Broadway in choreographed/performed for Katie Noonan’s Emperor’s Box the Tony award winning musical Chicago where she Tour. He made his musical debut as Brad in the hit musical played Mona featured in the show stopping Cell Block Hairspray and following this A Chorus Line in 2012. Heath Tango. She has had the privilege of working for many has performed with Kylie Minogue, Guy Sebastian, Anthony award-winning choreographers including Susan Stroman, Callea and Marcia Hines at various live-televised events and Rob Marshall, Randy Skinner and Jerome Robbins. In music videos. Heath has recently completed a national tour of addition to theatre, she has worked in film and television Grease The Musical. and can be seen in the American feature film, Anything But Love . Since moving to Australia, she has worked in commercials and on the sci-fi show Farscape . Leslie features as a newsreader in the film, Maos Last Dancer .Turner Thomas Egan – Hip Hop Thomas began his professional career at age 10 in The Boy From Oz (1999) and in musicals such as Singing In The Rain with IMG Productions, Gypsy with The Production Company and Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Oliver . He recently toured regional Australia with the Tap Pack . For Tap Dogs , he can be seen on BTV in front of 512 million people for the Spring Gala in Beijing and also toured throughout Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong and at the Follies Bergere in Paris. He performed in Singing In The Rain at the Arts Centre in Melbourne. He is a proud co-creator of The Tap Pack with live appearances at the Carol’s in the Domain with Adam Garcia, The Today Show , K-Mart shows and sell out shows at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Information Contact Us Studio Location Caroline Spence The home of Sydney Dance Company: Director of Education & Outreach Pier 4, 15 Hickson Road, The Rocks NSW 2000 [email protected] Ramon Doringo Join the Conversation Dance Class Director [email protected] #SDCStudios @SydneyDanceCo facebook.com/sydneydancecompanystudios Tammy Wheeler - Administration and enquiries www.sydneydancecompany.com Phone: 02 9258 4818 [email protected] Age Groups and Levels Class Behaviour Please book in according to your age group.
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