A conversation with Julie Kent

Article Abstract:

Ballerina Julie Kent believes characterization is important to portray dance roles effectively during performances. Kent approaches her method of instruction with this as the primary focus. Characterization leads to expression and emotion, which help a dancer interpret the roles she is performing. It also builds relationships with other dancers and the audience.

Study and teaching, Ballet, Kent, Julie

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A conversation with Daniel Ulbricht

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Daniel Ulbricht discusses about his interests in karate, and his passion for ballet dancing. He expresses his views about his performances in Tarantella, Nutcracker, Double Feature, Midsummer Night's Dream and West Side Story Suite.

Ulbricht, Daniel

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