We’re looking for dancers ages 10&up with a minimum of two years ballet training!

*college students are also encouraged to audition. Don’t worry, you won’t be dancing with the little kids 😉

Sterling’s Path is an original fairytale of hope told through dance, multimedia, and spoken word.

Join us for a workshop experience over the course of several weekends culminating in 3 performances November 22 & 23, 2019

Dancers will enjoy:

• professional performance experience
• positive community with other dancers
• master classes Q&A with Bluebird dancers

Commitment 

$100 Production fee (waived with valid college ID)

Audition for ages 10&up: September 15 // 2-5pm @ The Windmill

Rehearsals: September 29 // 2-5pm

October 20 // 2-4pm

November 3 // 2-4pm

November 10 // 2-4pm

Dress rehearsal: November 21 (time TBD but probably during the day)

Shows: November 22 (evening) & 23 (matinee and evening)

**All rehearsals and performances will be held at the Windmill Arts Center (2823 Church St, East Point, GA 30344)

Direct any questions to Rebekah Diaddigo — bluebirduncaged@gmail.com

Note: Please take into consideration your commitments to your home studio and give them priority. This opportunity is simply meant to be a supplemental experience of being in a professional production and should, in no way, replace what your home studio already offers. 

Mixer details:

• Elevator Pitch Forum: Announce what you’re up to this season in 2 minutes or less.
• Dancewear Swap: Donate your old dancewear and costumes to DanceATL and/or donate $2 (cash only) to shop the pile and find some new threads!
• Potluck: “Happiness is great food and great company.” Enough said.
• Dance Reel: We’re going to project announcements, trailers, photos, short films, etc. You can email your content to info@danceatl.org.
• Community Table: Bring business cards, flyers, posters for people to take home with them!
• Learn more about how you can get involved with DanceATL.

Bonus: 
Want to come early? Watch an Open Rehearsal of Staibdance‘s newest work, “Fence” from 4:30-5pm. Then volunteer to help us set up. 🙂

Altebeb is a musician, dancer and choreographer whose impressive career includes performances in major international venues. She is a three-time recipient of the Israeli Ministry of Culture Excellence Award.

Emory’s creativity conversations are informal talks with artists and creators. For our talk with Dafi Altabeb, we will have one of our faculty members in conversation with her about her career and choreographic process. It is informal, and questions from the audience are invited.

Recommended parking: Fishburne Parking Deck, Lowergate Parking Deck

This semester-long residency is funded by The Israel Institute and the Donna and Marvin Schwartz Artist in Residence program.

Dafi Altabeb graduated from the Kibutzim College of Education with a BEd and a Teaching Diploma, specializing in composition and EW Movement Notation. Altabeb is a musician, dancer and a choreographer. In 2009 she joined the Israeli Choreographers Association. Her pieces have premiered in major festivals in Israel, including Curtain Up, Intimadance, and International Exposure; as well as abroad: Internationale Tanzmesse (Dusseldorf), Les Brigittines Centre d’Art Contemporain (Brussels), Chang Mu International Dance Festival (Seoul), Ballet Preljocaj – Pavillion Noir, ​Napoli Theater Festival (Italy),  to name a few. Altabeb received the 2012, 2013 and 2016 Israeli Ministry of Culture Excellence Award for young choreographers. In 2014, she was the recipient of the Rosenblum Award for Excellence from the Municipality of Tel-Aviv. Altabeb creates and trains dancers in various dance departments, high schools, and professional schools in Israel. She also teaches composition and repertoire workshops for dance students and professional dancers in Israel and abroad. In 2014 she created choreography for an Israeli feature film.

www.dafidancegroup.com

Performances Sep 20-22:

Fri – 7:30pm

Sat – 2pm & 8pm

Sun – 2:30pm

Performances Sep 20-22:

Fri – 7:30pm

Sat – 2pm & 8pm

Sun – 2:30pm