Saturday, March 18, 2017

ZUZI! Dance: Classes, camps, and performances...

 

From: ZUZI! Dance [mailto:zuzisphere@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2017 2:09 PM
Subject: Spring is nature's way of saying, "Let's Dance!"

 

There are shortcuts to happiness and dancing is one of them ~Vicki Baum

 

 

SPRING CLASSES

 

 


Beginning March 27th

The weather is warming up and so are we!
Check out our updated class schedule...

Register Here

 

Class schedule: http://zuzimoveit.org/cms-assets/documents/264758-398823.class-schedule-2017-spring.pdf

 

 

 

Now Enrolling - 2017 Summer Camps



Two 2 week sessions


Session 1: May 30 - June 9
Session 2: July 4 - July 14
Cost $400.00 per session

7-15 years of age

These literature based art camps allow students to explore the performing arts of music, aerial dance and creative movement as well as theater, writing, drama, visual arts and costume design. Classes will use Shibumi And The Kitemaker children's story by Mercer Mayer as a jumping off point for crafting choreography, creating costumes and sets, making works of art and exploring music. These camps will culminate in an integrative performance for parents and friends. Campers bring their own lunch, snack, and water bottle.



Classes may include:

~Aerial Dance

~Creative Movement

~Costume Design

~Music/Drama/Theater

~Hooping

~Kitemaking

~Visual Arts

~Poetry



 



Move It! Dance Camp

1 week session

June 19 - June 23

Cost $200.00

9-15 years of ages

This is an intensive camp for the serious dance student. All experience levels are welcome. Campers will focus on exploring different dance and movement forms. Campers bring their own lunch, snack, and water bottle.

Classes may include:

~Modern Dance

~Ballet

~Aerial Dance

~Hooping

~Choreography

 

 

Summer Camp Registration

http://zuzimoveit.org/school/summercamps.html

ZUZI! Summer Camp is Awesome!

 

 

 

No Frills Dance Happenin'

 

 

ZUZI! Dance presents its Spring, biannual No Frills Dance Happenin'. A variety of performers throughout Tucson and Southern Arizona come to share fresh and innovative works from various stages of the creative process. The works range from serious to silly and some are presented here for the first time. 

 

"No Frills" has been in existence for 18 years and is an important venue for local choreographers to show new work or work in progress. ZUZI! "No Frills" has been described as an open mic for dance and is a unique opportunity to showcase work and perform in a relaxed setting. As the name suggests, there really are no frill.....no fancy lights, no fancy sets....just dancers, choreographers, experimentation, and a great show!

 

March 24th at 7:30pm

 

ZUZI! Theater
738 N 5th Ave in the Historic Y
520-629-0237

 

Tickets $10 and are available through PayPal below or at the door.

 

PayPal: https://goo.gl/U9stj3

 

 

 

 

Frida Kahlo: Blood and Gold

 

Thank you for attending our performance at

Tucson Botanical Gardens. The combination of ZUZI! dancer's passion and talent, along with Nanette's

beautiful choreography, and our musician's charisma and harmony, created the perfect mix for a truly breathtaking account of Frida's journey of the soul.

 

If you were unable to attend this event, you have a chance for two more opportunities:

 

April 7

Good Shepherd Church in Sahuarita, Az  7pm

May 26

Tucson Botanical Gardens  5-8pm

 

Frida Tickets & Details

 

Frida Kahlo: Blood & Gold - Tucson Botanical Gardens - October 2016

 

 

 

 

ZUZI! Theater Presents

 

 

The Maternal Instinct

Produced by Theater New and Now

Directed by Maria Caprile

Written by Monica Bauer

Topics include science, genetics, addiction, alcoholism, as a lesbian marriage is put to the test. A play about the science of love, and the love of science. Winner, third place New Works for Young Women, runner-up for New South Writing Prize at the Brighton (UK) Fringe Festival. Previously produced in Boston, New York, Louisiana, and Brighton, England.

What happens when one spouse feels the aching need to have a baby, and the other one refuses to consider it, for reasons that may or may not be true? Lillian's a brilliant research scientist, and a supposedly recovering alcoholic, working on the genetics of the maternal instinct in mice. Her wife, Sarah, wants to have a baby. When Lillian puts her foot down, the marriage is in trouble, and friends and family try to come to the rescue, with comic, and potentially tragic, results. 

March 3-19

Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pm

Sundays at 2:00pm

Tickets available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2763963

 

 

 

 

TRIBE

An Open Floor investigation into intimacy with self and connection in community

 

 

As humans we are social and relational beings. We hunger for connection to others and simultaneously long to feel our individuality and uniqueness. If we perceive these dual (and sometimes dueling) needs are not met, feelings of dissatisfaction and loneliness can arise.

It can be liberating to inhabit a space of pure curiosity to investigate the conditions that might call forth our authentic selves, as well as to experience community as a verb, a web of action and interaction.
As we learn to be fluid, adaptable and empowered beings, we find our natural place and space in community. We see clearly how it is possible for everyone to belong with dignity, kindness and love.

In this workshop we will:
~bring awareness to patterns of movement that foster both our individuality and our sense of belonging.
~seek ways of moving and showing up that are generous to both ourselves and others.
~let go of habits that might create walls or barriers to connection.
~practice presence and cultivate the present moment as a great equalizer in community.
~learn to build tolerance for the unknown and find ground in groundlessness.

Cost: $250

*limited amount of scholarships available

Location: ZUZI Dance: 738 N 5th Ave, Tucson, AZ

Hours:

Friday March 31: 6:30-9:30 pm

Saturday April 1: 11-6pm

Sunday: April 2: 1-5:30pm

To register online go here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2794102

For further information or to register with a check or by phone: contact Valerie Cherrin:

dreamin2being@gmail.com / (302) 588-9204

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ballet Rincon' Performance Ensemble

Ballet Rincon' Performance Ensemble is in its seventh season serving as the ambassador company for Ballet Rincon, its namesake classical ballet academy. Founded in 2001 in Tucson, Arizona, the school is committed to classical rigor training in dance as a performing art, and to sharing it with our community at large.

 

Western Symphony

 choreographed by Mirela Roza

 

You Want In?

 choreographed by Will Dingeldein

 

Saturday, April 8th at 1:00pm & 4:00pm

Tickets: $8/Children & $10/Adult

Tickets available at www.tututix/balletrincon.com



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