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Anne Easterling
Anne Easterling practices as a Health Club in New York, NY.Anne Easterling graduated from Ms. Easterling received her Master of Fine Arts Degree in Dance from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She has an undergraduate degree in International Relations and Italian Area Studies from the University of Minnesota. She also attended the University of Bologna in Italy as part of the Bologna Cooperative Studies Program..
Primary Specialty
Health Club
Education
Ms. Easterling received her Master of Fine Arts Degree in Dance from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She has an undergraduate degree in International Relations and Italian Area Studies from the University of Minnesota. She also attended the University of Bologna in Italy as part of the Bologna Cooperative Studies Program.
Training
Ms. Easterling began her studies in dance in Minnesota with renowned children's dance teachers Loyce Houlton and Frank Bourman. In addition to dance, she also trained as a figure skater in her youth. She continued her studies in classical dance with Nicole Sowinska and Daniel Job at the Schools of the San Francisco Ballet and of the Cleveland Ballet, where she was a recipient of the Kay Williams Scholarship for Excellence.
Ms. Easterling has performed with the Cleveland San Jose Ballet, The Minnesota Dance Theatre, Ballet Minnesota, Imago Dance Theater, Ballet Mink Colbert, and in works by choreographers Mark Morris, Loyce Houlton, Daniel Ezralow, Bonnie Mathis, Erica Murkofsky, Jennifer Tsukayama, Amy Kail, and Demetrius Klein. She has also studied acting with Sam Schacht and is a skilled dramatic performer.
Ms. Easterling has performed with the Cleveland San Jose Ballet, The Minnesota Dance Theatre, Ballet Minnesota, Imago Dance Theater, Ballet Mink Colbert, and in works by choreographers Mark Morris, Loyce Houlton, Daniel Ezralow, Bonnie Mathis, Erica Murkofsky, Jennifer Tsukayama, Amy Kail, and Demetrius Klein. She has also studied acting with Sam Schacht and is a skilled dramatic performer.
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A native of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Anne Easterling has been dancing professionally since 1986, and has performed a wide range of both classical and modern work in the United States and in Europe. She has been a teacher of ballet and creative dance since 1997.
Services
Children¢s Creative Dance Club strives to provide the very best quality of dance training with a progressive approach. We enable students to discover and develop their own talents and interests in dance, and class size is limited to ensure individual attention. Our program fosters positive body image and self-esteem.
All students in our ballet and creative dance classes learn body-space awareness, musicality, master locomotor and non-locomotor skills, gain physical confidence, and explore the use of time, space, and energy in dance. In addition, all young children¢s classes incorporate a “play time” that emphasizes developing imaginative skills.
We offer two types of classes:
Technique-based ballet classes
Creative dance classes that develop creative composition skills.
Ballet and creative dance are wonderful complements. Some of the many benefits of ballet include proper body alignment, good posture, exercise, balance, muscle tone, strength, musical awareness, and focus. Our creative dance classes accommodate students of various abilities and physical inclinations and allow them to develop their own individual movement impulses. Our creative dance classes are also an invaluable supplement for the serious-minded ballet student.
Above all, we love the art and craft of dance, and are committed to instilling this joy and knowledge in our students.
Ballet Club: This class introduces the student to age-appropriate ballet technique, musicality, and vocabulary. “Story Time” is incorporated into each class where students are introduced to the great classical ballets and to the history of ballet. A presentation is given on the last day of each session.
Creative Dance Club: This class is an eclectic mix of modern dance, jazz, folk dance, and natural movement, and focuses on dance composition rather than technique. Students practice set pieces of choreography, improvise, and create work using their own choreography. A presentation is given on the last day of each session.
Ballet Classes: The training places great emphasis on clean ballet technique, proper alignment, and musicality. There is also a strong focus on development of strength and precision. Classes incorporate classical technique with a contemporary and progressive approach.
All students in our ballet and creative dance classes learn body-space awareness, musicality, master locomotor and non-locomotor skills, gain physical confidence, and explore the use of time, space, and energy in dance. In addition, all young children¢s classes incorporate a “play time” that emphasizes developing imaginative skills.
We offer two types of classes:
Technique-based ballet classes
Creative dance classes that develop creative composition skills.
Ballet and creative dance are wonderful complements. Some of the many benefits of ballet include proper body alignment, good posture, exercise, balance, muscle tone, strength, musical awareness, and focus. Our creative dance classes accommodate students of various abilities and physical inclinations and allow them to develop their own individual movement impulses. Our creative dance classes are also an invaluable supplement for the serious-minded ballet student.
Above all, we love the art and craft of dance, and are committed to instilling this joy and knowledge in our students.
Ballet Club: This class introduces the student to age-appropriate ballet technique, musicality, and vocabulary. “Story Time” is incorporated into each class where students are introduced to the great classical ballets and to the history of ballet. A presentation is given on the last day of each session.
Creative Dance Club: This class is an eclectic mix of modern dance, jazz, folk dance, and natural movement, and focuses on dance composition rather than technique. Students practice set pieces of choreography, improvise, and create work using their own choreography. A presentation is given on the last day of each session.
Ballet Classes: The training places great emphasis on clean ballet technique, proper alignment, and musicality. There is also a strong focus on development of strength and precision. Classes incorporate classical technique with a contemporary and progressive approach.
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