DANCIN' NEWSLETTER


 IMPORTANT DATES

  • June 21-July 31    Summer Workshop

  • August 2- August 13    Summer Intensive

  • August 16-19    Open House

  • August 23   Fall Classes Begin

  • August 28th Poker Nite







Photo of Andre Valladon and Carla Amancio by Johnston Photography.

This is a FANTASTIC EVENT!   Tickets are limited to 117, so if you are interested get them soon.  $50 for a an amazing evening!


Pofahl Studios welcomes new faculty members Kimmy Keck and Janelle Kelley.  Check out their information on the website under "Studio Information".  See Ms. Keck below.




We're excited about Summer Intensive!  

Michele Incollingo and Reka Gyulai will be teaching pointe, Andre Valladon and Kim Tuttle ballet, Omniyi Osoba African, Rostislav Dzabraev character and Kimmy Keck contemporary.  Works learned in Summer Intensive will be performed the first of October at the Next Generation performance at EHS.



Ms. Helena setting a work on Mr. Valladon.


EXTRA-ORDINARY!  Cristina Helena will be doing repertoire.  Ms. Helena taught Mr. Valladon and Ms. Amancio, has studios in FIVE CITIES in Brazil and has her own company!  Several guest dancers from her company will arrive in October to perform as visiting guest artists.  A number of Pofahl advanced students had the opportunity to take class with Ms. Helena in the spring and know they are in for a treat!





Diamond Cheek, Ana Kondratiev, Tori Banner, Geneva Swanson, Amy Emerson, Clair Norden
and Deja Bivins at the Villages.

Next Generation provides services.  The Next Generation has had a busy year thus far!  Multiple performances at the Atrium, Oak Hammock and the Villages are a part of services the group provides the community. 

Parking:

Please do not block the circle by double parking, or parking in the circle.  If there are no spaces left in the circle, utilize the street or the adjacent parking in the lot across the street.  If you are going to take time dropping off, please do park rather then blocking the drive.     Thank you!


You can help in the following ways:

1.   Make sure your child attends class!  It isn’t fair to them or the rest of the class if they get behind learning dances.

2.Make sure your child is on time—wearing the appropriate
dancewear and shoes and with their hair up.   (Try getting to class 10-15 minutes ahead for younger children!)

3.Try to be respectful of the class in session by keeping voice levels and other noises at a low level. 



 

Four gorgeous dancers backstage at Nutcracker!