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WSU Winter Dance Concert 2011

March 9, 2011 By Rodney Veal Leave a Comment

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WSU Winter Dance Concert 2011How often do you get an opportunity to see the work of locally and nationally renowned Choreographers as danced by young and promising dancers? In Dayton you have the opportunity at least once a year, which is what makes the upcoming Wright State Dance Ensemble concert a must see.

Included in this exciting program are the work of Adam Hougland, chosen by Dance Magazine as one of the 25 artists to watch in 2011, to the works of former Dayton Ballet Dancer, Justin Gibbs and former DCDC dancer Gina Walther, both are now professors at Wright State guiding the next generation of great dancers from our region. Add to this mix is the choreographic work of the amazing Susie Payne, WSU alum and all around terrific lady. This a great chance to see her work before she makes her choreographic debut at Dayton Ballet later in the month for their New Works New Music competition, for which she is a finalist.

WSU Winter Dance Concert 2011

New works performed by Dayton Ballet II & DCDC2,  choreographed by Abigail Beam and Rodney Brown respectively, all add to one of the best dance concert offerings in my opinion.

An added bonus is the piece choreographed by  Gina Walther to excerpts of Leonard Bernstein’s  celebrated Mass. This is a exhilarating collaboration between the Dayton Philharmonic and the Theatre, Dance and Music department of WSU.

All of this for ten dollars makes this is the best artistic bargain in town. It does not get any better than this! This is must see dance programming that you should not miss.  I will be there on Saturday, see if you can spot me, swing by and say hello.

WSU WINTER DANCE CONCERT 2011

March 10-13    Adults/$10, Students/$5

Box Office:  937.775.2500

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About Rodney Veal

Rodney Veal, an independent choreographer and interdisciplinary artist, serves as adjunct faculty for Stivers School of the Performing Arts, Sinclair Community College and the University of Dayton. In addition, he currently serves as Career Community Coordinator for Connect for Completion at Sinclair Community College. He is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a B.S in Political Science and Visual Arts. He received his M.F.A in Choreography from The Ohio State University.

Rodney has choreographed and presented performance installations all over the Miami Valley; recent notable projects being Reveal: Five Zones of Beauty presented at the Springfield Museum of Art in the summer of 2011 and the GHETTO installation at the University of Dayton’s ArtStreet in the Spring of 2015. Rodney is currently in production on a yet as titled exhibit to be presented at the Southern Ohio Museum in the 2018. In addition, he can currently be seen as the Host of the Emmy© Award winningTelevision series THE ART SHOW on Think TV Channel 16 which is currently in its seventh season.

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