New Zealand School of Dance Celebrates 45 Years
In 2012 the New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) marks
its 45th anniversary. Established in 1967 to provide
professional training for dancers in New Zealand, the school
now has graduates dancing with ballet and contemporary dance
companies around the world. There will be a number of events
held this year for people to experience the school and to
celebrate the NZSD’s 45 years. They include two upcoming
performance seasons by students of the school.
INSIGHT Studio Performances
3 - 4 April 2012
New
Zealand School of Dance, Te Whaea, 11 Hutchison Road,
Wellington
One-hour performances of classical ballet and
contemporary dance performed by the students of the New
Zealand School of Dance. These intimate studio performances
of new dance works and traditional classics are performed in
the studio, where the students train and rehearse. This is a
chance to see behind the scenes at our national dance school
and get up close to this physically demanding and
technically precise art form. Performances: 6pm Tuesday 3
April, 1.30pm and 6pm Wednesday 4 April. Entry by
koha/donation, no booking required
New Zealand School of Dance Choreographic Season
2012
ON THE OTHER HAND
18 - 26 May 2012
Te Whaea
Theatre, 11 Hutchison Road, Wellington
This year's New
Zealand School of Dance Choreographic Season titled 'On the
Other Hand' introduces ten new works of expressive dance.
Examining conversation through movement, this intriguing
show is created by final year contemporary dance students of
the New Zealand School of Dance. The choreographers have
collaborated with set designer Oliver Morse and lighting and
costume students from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School to build
a multifaceted theatrical experience. Revealing elements of
the set as the show progresses and the individual voices of
its young protagonists, 'On the Other Hand' is dance that's
impulsive yet enchanting. Bookings at www.nzschoolofdance.ac.nz
www.nzschoolofdance.ac.nz
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