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Year Month Opening Date Companies and Guest Artists Show Title Dance Titles Tape? Tape # Tape Status Repository URL Notes Year Month Opening date Companies and Guest Artists Show Title Dance Titles Tape? Tape # Tape Status Repository URL Notes Tape status key: "Collection" = Video digitized, approved for repository collection, uploaded to Sharir and Sharir/Bustamante Dance Collection at https://repositories.lib.utexas.edu/handle/2152/28435 . Physical object in Fine Arts Library collection. "Rejected" = Video digitized, not approved for repository collection. Physical object in Fine Arts Library collection. "Shelves" = Video not digitized. Physical object in Fine Arts Library collection. 1977 August 6 1977-08-06 Spectrum Deaf Dance Company Interactions 1 2 3 4 (world premiere) No 1978 March 10-12 1978-03-10 Dallas Ballet Rite of Spring (Brian Macdonald) Maybe 1 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28760 Homage to Jerome Robbins (Yacov Sharir) Romantic Encounters (George Skibine) The University of Texas Drama Department and Spectrum, Focus on Deaf Artists present The Dallas Ballet & Spectrum American Deaf Dance March 31 1978-03-31 Company Dance of Dawn (world premiere, ADDC) Maybe 1 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28760 Homage to Jerome Robbins - "Mechanical Doll" (American Premiere, Dallas Ballet, choreography by Yacov Sharir) Interaction No. 2 (ADDC) Rite of Spring (Dallas Ballet) American Deaf Dance Company (Spectrum) at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf: September 1978-09 Interactions 1 2 3 4; September 1978 Interactions 1 2 3 4 Yes 722 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63702 Continuation in Silence (Yacov Sharir) Spectrum American Deaf Dance Company, Master Class, Gallaudet's Model Secondary September 1978-09 School for the Deaf Yes 723 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63703 1979 The City of Austin, The University of Texas Drama Department, and Spectrum, Focus on Deaf Artists present Spectrum American Deaf Dance Company & guest artists Dee McCandless & April 7 1979-04-07 Gene Menger Continuation in Silence Yes 2 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28771 Ode to Jose 724 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63704 Quadruped From Right to Left University of Arkansas, Little Rock presents September 28 1979-09-28 Spectrum American Deaf Dance Company Yes 725 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63705 Lenoir-Rhyme College Presents Spectrum October 2 1979-10-02 American Deaf Dance Company Continuation in Silence No Circles From Right to Left American Deaf Dance Company at Hogg November 7 1979-11-07 Auditorium, The University of Texas at Austin From Right to Left Yes 726 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63706 Circles 727 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63707 728 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63708 1980 Lubbock Civic Ballet presents American Deaf unknown 1980 Dance Company Shapes (Chains) No Variations Right to Left Department of Drama, College of Fine Arts, The University of Texas at Austin presents The Dance March 2-7 1980-03-02 Repertory Theatre Spring Concert Concerto No Quintet Homage for a Friend (Yacov Sharir) Bits of Boiling Corridors of Dream Mushito (Yacov Sharir) The Cultural Entertainment Committee of the Texas Union presents American Deaf Dance April 18-19 1980-04-18 Company and Invisible, Inc. in performance From Right to Left (ADDC, Yacov Sharir) Yes 729 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/63709 Desiderata (ADDC, Chuck Davis) Wadi (Invisible, Inc. and ADDC, Dee McCandless) Circles (ADDC, Yacov Sharir) Carver Community Cultural Center presents September 27 1980-09-27 American Deaf Dance Company Wadi No Circles From Right to Left Desiderata The Cultural Entertainment Committee of the Texas Union presents American Deaf Dance November 14-15 1980-11-14 Company and Austin Civic Ballet Corridors of Dream (ADDC) No Suite de Danzas (Austin Civic Ballet) Shapes (Chains) [ADDC] Revue (Austin Civic Ballet) 1981 ballet concerto presents the American Deaf Dance March 14 1981-03-14 Company Shapes No Desiderata Ballet Concerto: The Fragmenting Circles The Cultural Entertainment Committe of the Texas Union presents American Deaf Dance Company April 18 1981-04-18 and San Antonio Ballet Shapes (Chains) - ADDC Yes 4 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28782 Variations (Children of God) - ADDC Jazz Blanche - San Antonio Ballet A.R.D. Plus: A culmination of Austin Repertory Dancers Company's September 5 1981-09-05 Austin Repertory Dancers Company summer workshop False Starts, Fast Changes No Tight, Down Light Thirteen Haiku / Marcus Aurelius (Yacov Sharir) Musings Patio The Community Cultural Affairs Comision of Brownwood, Texas presents American Deaf October 12 1981-10-12 Dance Company Circles No Variations Right to Left October 21 San Antonio Ballet Les Sylphides No Kinetics Full Moon Jazz Blanche (choreography by Yacov Sharir) The Gallaudet Student Union and Demonstration Programs of the College for Continuing Education December 10 1981-12-10 present the American Deaf Dance Company Shapes (Chains) No Variations Right to Left National Technical Institute for the Deaf Theatre at Rochester Technical Institute presents American December 12-13 1981-12-12 Deaf Dance Company Shapes No Variation Right to Left 1982 The National Committee on Arts for the Handicapped, an educational affiliate of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and The Council for Exceptional Children present the unknown 1905-06-04 American Deaf Dance Company Circles No Year Month Opening date Companies and Guest Artists Show Title Dance Titles Tape? Tape # Tape Status Repository URL Notes Expo San Antonio en Mexico: El Departamento del Distrito Federal, El Fondo Nacional Para Actividades Sociales, La Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriors, El Govierno de la Ciuded de San Anotion, Texas, y el Instituto de las Americas de San Antonio, Texas presentan San Antonio Ballet February 25 Company (Teatro de Danza) Kinetics No Full Moon I've Seen Better Legs On a Piano Jazz Blanche (Yacov Sharir) Denison Performing Arts, Inc. presents American March 5 1982-03-05 Deaf Dance Company Shapes (Chains) No Variations Right to Left American Deaf Dance Company and guest artist April 11 1982-04-11 Bruce Becker Circles (ADDC) No Negro Spirituals by Helen Tamiris (dancer, Bruce Becker) Haiku (ADDC) 1983 March 5 1983-03-05 Sharir Dance Company at Amarillo College Circles Maybe 7? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28793 Jus' Passin' Through 6? Rejected Collage 308 Rejected Sharir Dance Company and Margaret Jenkins March 26 1983-03-26 Dance Company Harp (Margaret Jenkins) Maybe 5? Rejected Jus' Passin' Through (SDC) Version by Turns (Margaret Jenkins) Collage (SDC) Duet: Two Evenings of April 22-23 1983-04-22 UT Dance Repertory Theatre Dance Circles (Yacov Sharir) Maybe 7? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28793 Suite of Dances Facets The Construct The Cultural Activities Center presents Sharir Dance Company, an Arts Adventure Series April 23 1983-04-23 attraction Circles Maybe 7? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28793 Jus' Passin' Through Collage Sharir Dance Company at Miller Outdoor Theatre, October 14-15 1983-10-14 Houston, TX Circles Maybe 7? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/28793 Jus' Passin' Through Collage November 30- UT Dance Repertory Theatre and Sharir Dance Dance Works in December 3 1983-11-30 Company Progress The Process of Choreography (DRT) No Untitled (DRT) Pas de Quatre (DRT) Variations (SDC) 1984 January 26-28 1984-01-26 Sharir Dance Company at Capitol City Playhouse Circles No Jus' Passin' Through Collage Sharir Dance Company at the Jewish Community February 4 1984-02-04 Center of Houston Kaplan Theatre Circles No Jus' Passin' Through Collage March 24 1984-03-24 Sharir Dance Company and Farrell Dyde Dance Marathon Variations (SDC) Maybe 8? Rejected A Conversation with Mr. G (Farrell Dyde) 8-edit? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/30364 A Recall (Farrell Dyde) 9? Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/30365 Seven Little Dances (Suite De Danse): The Silk Dance; The Cactus Dance; The Toy Dance; In the Field Dance; Lasho Apso, Yorkshire Terrior--Two Exotic Dogs--Conversation Dance; Isamu Noguchi's Garden Dance; Impression of a Folk Dance (SDC) 36? Shelves Sharir Dance Company at the Miller Outdoor October 13 1984-10-13 Theatre in Houston, Texas Variations No Four Legs Seven Little Dances (Suite De Danse): The Silk Dance; The Cactus Dance; The Toy Dance; In the Field Dance; Lasho Apso, Yorkshire Terrior--Two Exotic Dogs--Conversation Dance; Isamu Noguchi's Garden Dance; Impression of a Folk Dance The Hartford Ballet presents a world premiere version of Jean Cocteau's ballet Parade in conjunction with the festival "Cocteu Generations--Spirit of the French Avant-Garde," sponsored by the College of Fine Arts of The University of Texas at October 26-27 1984-10-26 The Hartford Ballet / Sharir Dance Company Allegro Brillante (Hartford Ballet) Yes 13 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/39314 Austin. Seven Little Dances (Suite De Danse): The Silk Dance; The Cactus Dance; The Toy Dance; In the Field Dance; Lasho Apso, Yorkshire Terrior--Two Exotic Dogs--Conversation Dance; Isamu Noguchi's Garden Dance; Impression of a Folk Dance (SDC) 14 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/39315 Parade (Hartford Ballet) 15 Rejected 16 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/39316 17 Rejected 18 Rejected 19 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/39317 20 Collection http://hdl.handle.net/2152/39318 Seven Little Dances (Suite De Danse): The Silk Dance; The Cactus Dance; The Toy Dance; In the Field Dance; Lasho Apso, Yorkshire Terrior--Two Exotic Dogs--Conversation Dance; Isamu Noguchi's November 3 1984-11-03 Carver Dance presents Sharir Dance
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