Sample Dance Analysis and Evaluation

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Task No.

1: SAMPLE DANCE ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION

TITLE OF DANCE: CRY ME A RIVER


CHOREOGRAPHER: Andrew Winghart
DATE: Jan 31, 2017
GENRE/STYLE: R&B/Soul/Pop
ACCOMPANIMENT:a tiny edible garnish presented with an entree
DANCERS/COMPANY: Laura Aronoff Michelle Barfield Andrea Bess Ellie Biddle
Brooke Brady Audrey Case Katherine Cheng Kelly Choi Emily Crouch Natasha Crudup
Shelby Davis Sammi Farber Melissa Farrar Katie Hazard Mikaela Jagim Chelsea
Jennings Bridget Krouse Bailee Krucek Kelsey Landers Arielle Libertore Madisyn Maniff
Juliette Martinez Briana Morrison Nikki Norenberg Lonni Olson Victoria Pizzo Cailyn
Rice-Robinson Kailyn Rogers Jordan Salisbury Courtney Scarr Lauren Shaw Taylor
Sieve Mariah Spears Lucy Vallely Natalie Weaver Aaliyah Zolina
SPECIFIC DEMANDS PLACED ON DANCERS IN PERFORMANCE:
Carry on with the same movements. Long periods of standing are
required. Maintain or reestablish their balance. For long lengths of
time, walk or run.
MOVEMENT AND FORM: dinnamism
COSTUME/PROP: different shades of blue for the dresses
DESIGNER NAME: Jill Paz
CONTEXT AND SIGNIFICANCE/ EVALUATION: Winghart's narrator is
alone in a big warehouse for the first 30 seconds, his loneliness and
powerlessness highlighted by the large empty space surrounding
him. The dancers envelop him after this initial contemplation, the
river rushing past him. They ripple and reflect his movements with
stylistic syncopations at times, acting as memory anomalies. At
other times, the narrator thrashes and fights the river, driven by his
grief's wrath and desperation. The narrator eventually gains
strength and comfort in his self-assurance, buoyed by the river's
support.

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