Showing posts with label Repertory Dance Theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Repertory Dance Theatre. Show all posts

Friday, November 7, 2008

Studio D - November 22nd

Studio D Party Saturday November 22, 2008 following Joyride
November 22, 2008 RDT's JOYRIDE

Please join us for Studio D's second bash of the year hosted by the urban chic Pierpont Place. Enjoy a cocktail party complete with tantalizing appetizers from Red Rock Brewing Company. Special ticket price to Joyride for Studio D Members is $13 when calling Arttix be sure to say you are a member of Studio D, and then visit the Studio D table in the lobby to pick up your pass to the after party.

Location of Pierpont Place 163 West Pierpont Ave (240 S)
directly behind the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center

About Studio D
Studio D gives 20- to 40-somethings (single, partnered, or married) a chance to see great dance performances, save a little cash, and meet other people with similar interests. Membership is FREE!

For More Information please visit StudioDUtah.org

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Studio D - RDT's The Messengers

How Well Do You Know Your Myths?

RDT’s The Messengers
October 4th- 8:00 pm
Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center (138 W 300 S)
For Tickets: 355-ARTS, (ask for the Studio D price)

Studio D's first bash of the season!

What do you get when you combine live music from Partch, guest dancers from Ballet West, and classical Greek Mythology...RDT's first performance of the season The Messengers. This performance features Mythical Hunters choreographed by internationally revered Glen Tetley (performed with guest artists from Ballet West), Elizabeth Waters Castor and Pollux featuring Live Music by Partch- performing Harry Partch's music on instruments of his own invention, Ze'eva Cohen's Ariadne, and Andrea Miller's Springs. Please join the Studio D crowd downstairs at the Rose Room after the performance for free food from PF Changs China Bistro and fantastic company.

More info on The Messengers

More info on PF Changs China Bistro


About Studio D
Studio D gives people in their 20s, 30s and 40s (single, partnered, or married) a chance to see great dance performances, save a little cash, and meet other people with similar interests.

Membership is FREE - sign up here to receive information about upcoming events

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Looking for a fun way to start the holiday weekend? Check this out..

National Tap Star Bill Evans to Perform July 3

An Intimate Evening of Tap Dancing with Bill Evans
and guest Deborah Robertson

July 3, 2008 at 7:30 pm

Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center (138 W Broadway)

Tickets: $15 general admission, $10 with student ID (on sale later this week). Call 801-355-ARTS or visit www.arttix.org

RDT alumnus Bill Evans returns to Salt Lake for a one night only solo performance as part of RDT's LINK series. Mr. Evans, recently named one of the country's three favorite tap dance artists in a Dance Magazine readers poll, will perform works ranging from rhythm tap classics to his own unique lyrical style, which fuses tap and modern dance. Salt Lake City tap artist Deborah Robertson will join him for some of the dances.

“Evans knows how to entertain, and he does it in such a distinct and personal way that by evening’s end every fan should feel almost like a friend….He is quite simply a master of his craft, and if anything he gets better with age. He does it all and it is this kind of versatility that allows him to go it alone for an evening with such success.”—Helen Forsberg, Salt Lake Tribune

"His breadth of experience in ballet, modern and tap dance has molded Evans into a uniquely lyrical-percussive artist. And while fusion might be an easy buzzword to slap onto his merging of styles, he more accurately melds each discipline into the other so that only movement—with no titles attached—remains.”—Lucia Mauro, Chicago Tribune

Thursday, April 3, 2008

RDT Presents Weight of Memory

The Weight of Memory
April 10-12, 2008 - 8:00 pm; April 12-13, 2008 - 2:00 pm
Buy tickets online or call 801-355-ARTS

A visual poem of memory and metaphor. Based on ten short verses by writer Karen Brennan, choreographers Ellen Bromberg and Della Davidson weave threads of prose, movement and film together into a new performance language. Experience this evocative fusion of forms where emotion and the transience of memory overlap.