From the Archives… The Rose Blooms
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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3d ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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From the Archives… Before It Was The Rose
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5d ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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Lessons from Kay Clark: Seeking Answers to Today’s Questions in RDT’s Archive (Part 2)
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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1w ago
PART 2: ON TEACHING AND PEOPLE By: Kara Komarnitsky READ PART 1 HERE Many graduates from college dance programs, myself included, end up teaching a lot more than they are performing or choreographing, but many more hours of my degree program were spent performing and choreographing than teaching. At one point Kay writes, “A teacher of technique has to have a real philosophy about what he is teaching to give a direction to his work.” Kay’s notes on teaching reflect her many years of experience and a depth of knowledge that are like treasures for someone who is trying to find their own philosoph ..read more
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From the Archives… UNSEEN FUTURES: BLOCK 49
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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1w ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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RDT Embarks on Prestigious East Coast Tour
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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1w ago
Salt Lake City, UT, October 22, 2024 — Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT), the nation’s oldest and most successful modern dance repertory company, is heading to the East Coast for an exciting three-week tour, including stops in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York City. This tour includes a two-week residency at the esteemed Phillips Academy, performances at the University of Hartford’s Hartt Dance Division, and a prestigious series at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. Phillips Academy Residency: Tradition Meets Innovation RDT will kick off the tour with a two-week resi ..read more
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From the Archives… UNSEEN FUTURES: BLOCK 57
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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2w ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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Lessons from Kay Clark: Seeking Answers to Today’s Questions in RDT’s Archive (Part 1)
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
by admin
2w ago
PART 1: ON CHOREOGRAPHY By: Kara Komarnitsky As an emerging freelance artist in Salt Lake, I find myself with a lot of questions and not many answers. Over the last two years, I’ve performed for companies throughout the valley, produced my own work, choreographed on student companies, traveled for artist residencies, and taught every age and style of dance that I know. I’ve found spaces to pursue my wildest dreams and community that celebrates my risk-taking tendencies. I’ve also worked in ticket offices, spent hours writing emails, designed marketing materials, and taught myself entirely new ..read more
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From the Archives… UNSEEN FUTURES: RIPLEY’S MARKET
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by admin
3w ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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From the Archives… DREAMS FOR AN ARTS SPACE
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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3w ago
RDT is currently in the process of inventorying, cataloging, and assessing our extensive archive including over 120 years of modern dance history and almost 60 years of company history. This archive preserves videos, photographs, and documentation of dance history to support our “living library” of dance for future generations of artists and art lovers. In our 59th season of reflection, RDT participates in Utah State Archives Month to highlight “the future in the archives.” To stay connected: Follow our social media for features from our archive throughout the rest of October, exploring fut ..read more
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RDT presents an evening of dance by world-renowned choreographer Noa Zuk
Repertory Dance Theatre Blog
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2M ago
NOA October 3-5, 2024 | 7:30 pm Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center | Jeanne Wagner Theater 138 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Tickets: $15-$45 available through ArtTix **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** Salt Lake City, UT – The nation’s premier modern dance repertory company, Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT), opens its 59th season with NOA on October 3-5, 2024, at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. This performance celebrates one of RDT’s most significant artistic collaborations of the past decade, featuring the innovative choreography of internationally acclaimed artist ..read more
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