Contemporary Workshop with Juel D. Lane - Finding Your Voice

ALL LEVELS, ANY DANCE BACKGROUND
Advance registration is required & space is limited.

This high energy dance sharing encourages participants to strengthen their voice with the use of movement. Moving through various exercises that are challenging and collaborative, this class explores the intersections of space, time, and energy, and how they might be used in acting and choreography.

ABOUT JUEL D. LANE

Juel D. Lane is a renaissance artist known for his boundless creativity. He has performed with renowned companies like Ronald K. Brown/Evidence and Camille A. Brown & Dancers. Lane's captivating works have graced prestigious companies including Ailey II, Dallas Black Dance Theater, BODYTRAFFIC, Carolyn Dorfman, Atlanta Ballet, and numerous universities. Lane is the director of The UNCSA Choreographic Institute and executive artistic associate at the Black Acting Methods Studio, where he continues to inspire others. As a passionate lover of dance films, Juel D. Lane has been honored as a Bronzelens Film Festival award winner for his remarkable film The Maestro, which pays homage to the iconic Ernie Barnes. Lane recently co-directed and choreographed the music video Only-1 with Roc Nation artist Dixson. Follow @jueldlane for more.

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