Anacely Ledezma Mgmt 3330.003 April 19, 2010 Assignment #5 Visual Aids are extremely important when they help an audience understand a presentation or speech more clearly. Audiences vary in regards to their ability to capture ideas and thus with visual aids could be presented the opportunity to further comprehend a concept. Most audiences also include a mix of different types of learners. As a presenter, it is crucial to make sure that the presentation given targets each type of learner whether
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I thought the information presented with this dance, as well as the annotations were surprising; I hadn’t thought about the possibility of this technology existing and helping with the viewing of dance. This technology helps brings out some parts of the dance that I couldn’t have noticed before. When dancers are making the same shapes on opposite sides of the room I haven’t been able to tell, but with the alignment annotations it was easily brought to my attention. Of the two types of annotations
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This past Valentines Day, I was lucky enough to spend my entire day in the overly crowded, broiling Target Center. Sounds pretty romantic, right? However, the State High Kick Tournament took place on this lovely day. From sunrise until sunset I was dancing my heart out with my teammates and it was finally time to get what we deserved. After dancing finals, six teams lined up and filled the Target Center floor, each team saw how much pride every dancer had when their hard work paid off, and the SSDT
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Several members of Miami City Ballet performed in Downtown Miami, on October 23, 2015, at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in the production titled Swam Lake. The performance featured three unique and well choreographed pieces that each presented a different version to the original classical dance piece. In the beginning, the artistic director Lourdes Lopez announced that this marks Miami City Ballet’s 30th anniversary; there’s 51 dancers in this company; our repertoire includes
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Personal Statement Ryley Polak I have always been a firm believer in everything happens for a reason. Over the past 5 years dance has transfigured my entire outlook on life. It has been the backbone and un-denying support for all the changes I have faced both positively and negatively. When I went to go take my first “hip hop” class and found out it was jazz, I was very embarrassed. I remember thinking to myself “boys don’t dance like that”, but of course it didn’t take me very long to fall in
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The State Theatre Company’s recent staging of Things I Know To Be True, is both a moving and beautifully crafted piece that succinctly captures the dilemmas present in contemporary Australian life. Set against the backdrop of the southern suburbs of Adelaide, the Price Family’s children face a series of tough choices at the turn of each new season. Co-directors, Geordie Bookman and Scott Graham produce an intimate family drama that explores the themes of familial love, change and paternal expectations
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I enjoyed going to see this musical play because it was inspirational for women and historical. The actress did a wonderful job to act out all characters. The plot of this play was to show three African-American women trying to better the world around them. The women discriminated for their gender and skin color but found success at the end. The play told the inside of the three historical women; Zora Neale Hurston, Clementine Hunter, and Fannie Lou. The play only consists of one actress to portray
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The concert I attended was the “British Invasion” concert held at the Cal Poly Pomona Recital Hall. The concert itself was split into two part first played the Wind Ensemble which consisted of: two flutes, a piccolo, an oboe, six clarinets, one bass clarinet, a bassoon, two alto saxophones, a tenor saxophone, a baritone saxophone, six trumpets, four horns, three trombones, a euphorium, a tuba, and five percussion instruments. The first composition played by the ensemble was “Fanfare for the Lord
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Imagine sitting down to watch a play. It becomes clear very quickly that the actors have put in the time rehearsing scenes and memorizing lines. But there is so much more going on that the audience does not see. There are people scurrying around in quiet darkness so as not to be seen or heard from the house. There are people in the wings changing costumes and make up, and others in the booth controlling lights and sound. This is the magic of being in theatre. My proposed concentration in the Creative
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At the Ballet: The Experiences of the Black Ballerina Historically, there have been strict norms for femininity in ballet which have remained relevant in modern times; ballerinas are expected to be lean and willowy, tall and blonde, in which is reflection of the traditional body ideal of classical Russian ballet. They are expected to use light, graceful, and fluid movements, which in turn established the body ideal. Uniformity is desired among the female dancers, as the art form requires symmetry
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