DIRECTOR’S CHOICE Showcase- NOV

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 & 3, 2018

Old First Reformed Church | 729 Carroll St. | Brooklyn, NY 11215
Admission: $15 in advance online; $20 at door

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Spoke the Hub is proud to present this years’ Director’s Choice Showcase! We invite you to see some of our favorite performers from the infamous and zany Winter Follies production. This year’s featured artists are:

Bridget Cronin
Bobby Morgan
Kelsey Rondeau
Ella Dawn Rose/Dancews
Aliza Russell

 


BRIDGET CRONIN

Bridget Cronin has a BFA from UMass Amherst and has presented her choreography at Gowanus Arts, Ailey Citigroup, Tank NYC, Triskelion Arts, TaDa! Youth Theater, The Artist Co-Op, Liberty Hall Museum, in Sleepy Hollow, NY as part of the Riverdale Artists Workshop,and as a guest artist at UMass Amherst.

BOBBY MORGAN

With a love for music and movement of all styles, Bobby Morgan has recieved diverse training and inspiration from: Desmond Richardson/Dwight Rhoden of Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Dana Foglia, and Erica Sobol to name a few. Bobby holds a Certificate of completion from Peridance’s Intensive Semester Program in NYC and has also been involved in The Gypsy Project 2017 in Los Angeles. Along with ballet/contemporary influence, styles such as voguing, hip hop, house and jazz are fused together to form one language. As a choreographer, his mission is to bring forth cohesive art in an effort to bring together the classical and commercial dance communities, and appreciate the art form of dance as a bridge we use to communicate and relate to each other.


KELSEY RONDEAU

Kelsey Rondeau has performed on stages ranging from California, to Texas, to Germany, and NYC. After receiving their BFA in Dance from UT Austin, they moved to Berlin, and studied contemporary dance at Tanzfabrik. They moved to NYC in March 2016. 


ELLA DAWN ROSE/DANCEWS 

dancews (pron. danˈso͞oz) is a new movement collaboration facilitated by Ella Dawn W-S. Through sampling, paraphrasing, approximating, and always doing our best, we are creating the means and trying not to worry too much about the ends.


ALIZA RUSSELL

Aliza Russell grew up in Missouri where she trained with the Kansas City Ballet and Defy Dance Project. Upon moving to New York, she attended the Martha Graham School, New York University, and the Stella Adler School of Acting. Aliza is currently a member of Michiyaya Dance Company.