Dance History
Year
This is a course in the history of performance in the United States from the early 20th century to the present, as exemplified by the dancers, choreographers, and teachers who brought about notable changes in the art. The relationship of dance to the larger cultural environment will be discussed, with emphasis placed on the dance of our time. This course is designed to help the student relate his or her own work to the development of the art and to encourage creative critical perception. For all students beginning the Dance program. Open to any interested student.
MFA Dance Program courses
- African Dance
- Anatomy in Action
- Anatomy Seminar
- Ballet
- Beginning Improvisation: Embodied Awareness
- Composition
- Contact Improvisation
- Dance History
- Dance Making
- Dance Meeting
- Dance/Movement Fundamentals
- Dance Training Conference
- Experimental Improvisation Ensemble
- Feldenkrais: Awareness Through Movement®
- Flamenco
- Improvisation
- Improvisation: Inside Out
- Labanotation/Repertory
- Lighting Design and Stagecraft for Dance
- Media in Performance
- Modern and Post-Modern Practice
- Music for Dancers
- Performance Project: Cross Reference, The Body and Gesture
- Performance Project: Martha Graham’s ‘Primitive Mysteries’
- RumbaTap
- Senior Seminar
- Teaching Conference
- Yoga