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2013 Fall Ohiodance Festival and Conference Dance Matters: the More You Know September 27-29, 2013 Co-Sponsored by Ohio Northern University 2013 Fall OhioDance Festival and Conference Dance Matters: The More You Know September 27-29, 2013 Co-sponsored by Ohio Northern University Photo by Sally Dungan Eisenhower Dance Photo by Scot Lipiec Photo by Bobbi Wyatt www.ohiodance.org 2 www.ohiodance.org Dance Matters: The More You Know The OhioDance Festival and Conference is an annual statewide celebration of dance through classes, workshops, discussions and performances. September 27-29 OhioDance, the state-wide dance network organization, will co-sponsor its regional festival at Ohio Northern University (ONU). Events will take place at the ONU studios and performance space, 525 South Main St., Ada Ohio. Sessions begin at 3:00pm on Friday. On Friday evening, there will be a pizza and swing party. To end the festival on Sunday, will be an informal showing of work from 1:00 to 3:00pm Saturday, September 28, 7:30pm Performance by Eisenhower Dance and ONU Dance Company at ONU’s Freed Center. They will teach master classes during the day Full details inside and on the website at http://ohiodance.org/festival/ Eisenhower Dance Photo by Scot Lipiec Festival Overview Registration and Classes held at Ohio Northern University, 525 South Main St., Ada Ohio Friday, September 27 2013 Sunday, September 29, 2013 - Day 3 2:00pm..................................Registration 9:30-10:00am........................Registration 3:00-6:00pm.........................Master class 10:00-12:00pm.................Class Sessions 6:30-9:00pm.........Pizza and Swing Party 1:00-3:00pm................Informal Showing Saturday, September 28, 2013 Festival Guide Index Festival Schedule........................pg. 4 8:00-9:00am..........................Registration Hotel.............................................pg. 7 9:00-5:30pm.Master Classes and Panels Festival Registration form..........pg. 5 7:30pm......Performance by Eisenhower Class description and faculty.....pg. 8-17 Dance and ONU Dance Company at Faculty Index...............................pg. 18 ONU’s Freed Center. Membership form.......................pg.18 Support: OhioDance is a statewide organization that inclusively supports the diverse and vibrant practice of dance. OhioDance is supported through grants from Ohio Arts Council, Greater Columbus Arts Council, The Columbus Foundation, Ohio Department of Education, VSA Ohio, Puffin Foundation West, Ltd., Capezio, Inc., BalletMakers Dance Foundation, and NiSource. www.ohiodance.org 3 2013 Festival Schedule 2:00- 3:00pm Fri. Sept. 27 - Registration in Freed Center 2:00-3:00 pm Freed Ctr. Freed Ctr. Mathile Studio Mac Mac Freed Ctr. Studio Classroom MAT 314 Ballroom Activities Classroom PAC 114 131 3:00- Hip Hop IA Clog IA 4:15pm Quarantillo Wiley 4:30- Stretch Ta p II IA Hoyt-Brackman 6:00pm Black 6:30- Pizza party & Swing Party in Mathile - open 9:00pm 8:00- 9:00am Sat. Sept. 28 - Registration in Freed Center 8:00-9:00am Eisenhower Dance Pilates II Ballet su Great Feats of 9:00- Technique l II Bell Wilde 10:30am Feets (Movie) Eisenhower Dance Cont Jazz l II Ailey Film 10:45- Repertory l II Body Release Reny 12:00pm A OSU (Movie) 12:00- 12:45pm Lunch on your own That’s Dancing 1:00- 2:00pm Panel Discussion - Mathile Studio (Movie) Bill Evans Rep l II Indian Fusion 2:15- Character/Mime sII La Fille Mal Leber A Gardee 3:45pm Yetter Chand (Movie) Stren. Exer/ Contact Salsa A 4:00- Eat Beat Stress Improv A Quarantillo Dance in America 5:30pm vA Sterne Albright (Movie) 7:30pm Eisenhower Dance and ONU Dance Co/ ONU Freed Center 9:30- Sun. Sept. 29 - Registration in Freed Center - 9:30-10:00am 10:00am The Imaginal Kinesthetic Fosse 10:00- Body II Mover .l II A (Movie) 12:00pm Valois Eccher 12:00- 1:00pm Lunch on your own 1:00- Informal Showing Mathile 3:00pm Class Type & Level Key l– Contemporary/Modern s– Ballet – Historical or Other Styles v– Discussion/Professional Development u– Junior Track (11-14 yr olds) I– Beginner/Intermediate II– Intermediate/Advanced A– Open to All All classes recommended for age 15+ 4 www.ohiodance.org unless noted as All or Jr Track 2013 Festival Registration Form Mail in Registration Deadline: September 17, 2013 Early Bird discount 5% off total Deadline: August 22, 2013 Questions? Please call 614/224-2913 Register Early - Classes Fill Quickly OhioDance Festival T-shirt 3 Day- Festival Pass (Best Value) OhioDance members...$75 Non-members….$100 T-shirt Circle size: S M L................$20 Friday- Day 1- includes pizza and swing party Extra Ticketed Events: OhioDance members.....$30 Nonmembers.......$40 Saturday September 28 7:30pm Saturday- Day 2 OhioDance members.....$65 Nonmembers.......$90 Performance - Eisenhower Dance and ONU Dance Co Held at ONU Freed Center Sunday- Day 3 -includes 2 hour session and informal showing Tickets: OhioDance Festival Registrants......$5 OhioDance members.....$15 Nonmembers.......$20 If not registered for Festival Informal Showing (only).....$25 Adult $15 Single class $15 members $20 Nonmembers Senior $10 OhioDance Membership: Individual…………..…...$40 Student……….…….$25 Total amount paid (See http://ohiodance.org/membership for Membership benefits) $ Check your class choices in each time slot below. Please indicate your 1st & 2nd choice. Friday September 27 2013 - Day 1 Saturday September 28 2013- Day 2 Sunday September 29 2013 - Day 3 Registration 8:00-9:00am Registration 9:30-10:00am Registration 2:00-3:00pm Welcoming Remarks 8:45-9:00am 9:00-10:30am 10:00-12:00pm 3:00-4:15pm Eisenhower Dance Technique.............l II The Imaginal Body (Valois).................. II Clog (Wiley)........................................IA Ballet (Wilde)..................................... su Kinesthetic Mover (Eccher).............l II A Hip hop (Quarantillo)......................... IA Pilates (Bell)........................................ II Fosse (Movie) Great Feats of Feets (Movie)............. .......A 12:00-1:00pm Lunch on own, networking 4:30-6:00pm 10:45-12:00pm Tap (Hoyt-Brackman).......................... II Eisenhower Dance Repertory............l II 1:00-3:00pm Stretch/modern (Black).......................IA Cont Jazz (Reny)................................l II Informal Showing Pre-selected choreographers/dancers will Body Release (OSU)...........................A show work 6:30-9:00pm Ailey Film (Movie) Pizza party & Swing Party in Mathile A 12:00-12:45am Lunch on own, networking 1:00-2:00pm Panel............................vA That’s Dancing (Movie) 2:15-3:45pm Character/Mime (Yetter)..................... sII Bill Evans Rep (Leber)........................l II Class Type & Level Key Indian Fusion (Chand).......................... A La Fille Mal Gardee (Movie) l– Contemporary/Modern s– Ballet 4:00-5:30pm – Historical or Other Styles Contact Improv (Albright)....................A v– Discussion/Professional Development Salsa (Quarantillo)................................A u– Junior Track (11-14 yr olds) Stren. Exer/Eat Beat Stress/Sterne....vA I– Beginner/Intermediate Dance in America (Movie) II– Intermediate/Advanced A– Open to All 7:30pm Eisenhower Dance and ONU All classes recommended for age 15+ Dance Co/ ONU Freed Center unless noted as All or Jr Track $5 with Fest Registration Mail this entire page with your check to: OhioDance,77 S. High St., 2nd fl., Columubus, OH 43215 Name________________________________________________ Phone ___________-- ___________--_________________ Address_________________________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip __________________________________________Email ____________________________________________ Registration also available online with a credit card go to http://ohiodance.org/festival/ No Refunds available. Fees apply. Special needs? Please call 614/224-2913 www.ohiodance.org 5 Campus Map Klingler Road (County Road 35) Athletic Fields 11 ONU Softball Field 28 10 Wander Field ONU Soccer Field 525 South Main 43 22 Ada, Ohio 45810 32 Football Practice Ph: 419-­772-­2000 Fields Fax: 419-­772-­1932 58 Web: onu.edu Lima Avenue 34 64 44 49 29 61 53 67 56 9 57 37 54 51 Loop Road 59 52 2 36 62 45 25 8 15 55 35 50 46 66 47 23 14 16 C Polar Bear Way 5 3 19 24 17 31 38 30 68 41 7 4 6 Union Street 26 Union Street Lehr Avenue Ballard Avenue 33 Lincoln Avenue 42 40 65 39 60 63 13 1 Gilbert Street 12 21 20 18 Village of Ada Main Street (State Route 235) 48 27 College Avenue Campus Buildings: Student Housing: Parking Lots: 1 Alumni House 24 McIntosh Center 44 5 University Parkway K 5UP South zone 2 Biggs Engineering Building West zone 25 Meyer Hall of Science East zone 3 Burgett Pavilion 26 Multicultural Center-­ 46 Alpha Xi Delta Y Bear East Commuters 4 Business Services Building Lehr Kennedy House 47 Brookhart Hall O Biggs Faculty and staff 5 Career Services-­McIntosh Center 27 Northern on Main 48 Courtyard Apartments E Clark 6 Child Development Center 28 Observatory 49 Delta Sigma Phi X Dicke Baker Commons 7 Clark Hall 29 ONU Sports Center/King Horn 50 Delta Zeta L Dukes 8 Commons Building 30 Physical Plant Grounds Dept. 51 Founders Hall I Freed 9 Counseling Center 52 Kappa Alpha Theta R Hill 10 Dial-­Roberson Stadium 32 Picnic Pavilion (Shelter House) 53 Klondike’s Den J King Horn 11 The Dicke House (President’s Home) 33 Presser Hall 54 Lakeview A Lakeview 12 Dukes Memorial 34 Remington Walk 55 Lima Hall M Lehr 13 Elzay Gallery of Art 35 Robertson-­Evans Pharmacy 56 Maglott Hall Q Lincoln 14 English Chapel Building 57 Northern Commons N Main 15 Freed Center for the Performing Arts 36 Science Annex 58 Northern
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