Word: dancersã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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...Dancers??don’t have as much power, because they don’t have a single identity,” choreographer Tina Y. Tanhehco ’05 agrees. “It makes it more difficult to fight for space—it’s disjointed. All the dancers are not happy about it…but we don’t know who to turn...
...Dancers?? Viewpointe...
...Dancers?? Viewpointe II presented an evening of diverse dance numbers that left the audience feeling completely satisfied. The overarching thread of the show was an excellent connection between choreography and music in each of the pieces. Instead of merely watching movement that happened to be set to a randomly selected piece of music, each piece had a tight bond between music and movement, giving the audience the feeling that each piece was a complete story in itself. The show, a collection of very different dances that each contributed a unique element to the overall effect, enabled the audience...
...Dancers?? Viewpointe II proved that the Harvard dance community is both strong and talented. The show, a production of the Dance Program of the Office for the Arts, demonstrated a concerted effort towards achieving an air of professionalism at a school where there is no academic dance program. The Dance Program offers opportunities for those with aspirations working at the professional level as well as those who have no prior dance experience. With around 700 students involved to some degree each semester, the Dance Program has been growing since Elizabeth Bergmann took over as director two year...