School of Dance Performance and Audition Calendar 2007-2008
This projected calendar is subject to change. Please contact the School of Dance office for the most up to date information.
FALL 2007
October
4-6 Movement Lab performances 8 pm. Shirley Wimmer Dance Theatre, Putnam 137, $5. The Movement Student Dance Organization presents performances of dances performed and choreographed by students.
November
1-3 Senior Dance Concert 7 & 9 pm. Shirley Wimmer Dance Theatre, Putnam 137, $6. A concert of choreographic and performance projects by senior dance majors.
9 Open House – The School of Dance hosts an open house for prospective students and their parents. Prospective students are invited to watch and/or participate in classes.
Final Workshop presentation from Choreography classes 3-5, Putnam 137.
10 Audition for entrance to the Dance Major or Minor Programs and for talent scholarships.
WINTER 2008
January
18 Open House – The School of Dance hosts an open house for prospective students and their parents. Prospective students are invited to watch and/or participate in classes.
19 Audition for entrance to the Dance Major or Minor Programs and for talent scholarships.
March
6-8 Winter Dance Concert ’08, March 6-8, 2008, and 8th at 2 pm, Elizabeth Baker Theater, Kantner Hall. Ohio University Dance Company presents a concert of premier dances choreographed and reconstructed by visiting artists and faculty. Faculty performances may be included in this special concert event.
Tickets: $12 general admission, $9 children.
SPRING 2008
April 26
Aza! African Music and Dance Concert, TB Memorial Auditorium, 8 pm. $12
May
4-17 Senior Project Tour weeks
16-17 Senior Dance Concert 7 & 9 pm. Shirley Wimmer Dance Theatre, Putnam 137, $6. A concert of choreographic and performance projects by senior dance majors.
29-30 Spring SOD Concert, May 29-30, 2008, 7 & 9 pm. Shirley Wimmer Dance Theatre, Tickets: $8. A concert of selected dances choreographed by faculty, visiting artist and students and master dance works reconstructed and performed by students.
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