Education
Education Programs
The Company's Education Programs are an expansion of the Company's 25-year history of providing master classes and outreach activities around the world.
As part of its education program, the Company launched a Teaching Program in 2007. Led by Bill T. Jones and Associate Artistic Director, Janet Wong, the Teaching Program enables the Company to deepen its contributions to the field and broaden its influence upon the development of artists. The training of the pre-professional and professional dancer is the primary focus for which two types of classes are offered: Master Classes and Repertory Workshops.
In addition, the Company is entering the second year of offering a program to help meet the arts education needs of Harlem's public school students. The Company is partnering with Randall's Island Sports Foundation to develop Kids in Motion, a dance program designed to give children during-school dance education. The Company started the pilot program of Kids in Motion in Fall 2007, with a full-year program set to begin in Fall 2008.
--April 2, 2008
Bard College Partnership
BARD COLLEGE DANCE PROGRAM PARTNERS WITH WORLD-RENOWNED BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE DANCE COMPANY TO INNOVATE CURRICULUM Beginning in fall 2009, the dance program at Bard College will partner with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company to offer new classes... --last modified - June 30, 2009
Master Classes 2008/2009 Season
Led by Associate Artistic Director Janet Wong and Company dancers, the Master Class is designed to provide a solid technical base, a deep sense of alignment, and the tools to dance, think, feel, and respond. All directions of the body are accessed through floor work, standing floor sequences, movement phrases, and across the floor sequences.
--last modified - June 9, 2009Workshops
Led by Associate Artistic Director, Janet Wong, the Company's Workshops offer participating dance artists the opportunity to immerse themselves in the Jones/Zane choreographic and investigative approach through task-oriented exercise, improvisation, and composition with the full Company. In addition, dance artists may learn excerpts of select repertory and explore the process that was involved in the creation of a specific work.
--last modified - June 9, 2009
