I am so incredibly honored to have been featured in Huami Magazine dedicated to uplifting the gorgeous work of our various communities. My interview with Sherry lasted for a few hours. We laughed, we cried, it was a beautiful experience. Thank you Sherry and Terry Watson for truly seeing me.
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Please click the link below to enjoy the newest edition of Huami Magazine Arizona.
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If you are interested in any of our MAY GROUP CLASSES please email:
STUDENT NAME
CLASSES and DATES they wish to attend!
LOCATION
PHOENIX DANCE STUDIOS
24850 N 19th Ave
#103
Phoenix, AZ 85085
CLASSES:
BALLET FUNDAMENTALS (MAY 17th and 24th)
TIME: 5pm-6pm
Ages 8 and up
COST: $15
INSTRUCTOR: LAURIE TRYGG
This class is geared toward students who are looking to improve their ballet vocabulary and focus on their technique and ballet skills. Ballet is the BASE of any other dance practice and imperative in the Musical Theater world. Class will include a group warmup, ballet bar, across the floor and center practice.
LEAPS and TURNS (MAY 17th and 24th)
TIME: 7pm-8pm (May 17th ) 7:30pm-8:30pm (May 24th)
ALL AGES
COST: $15
INSTRUCTOR: DELANEY SPANKO
A foundational technique class focused on the essentials of turns and leaps. Dancers will break down proper alignment, core engagement, spotting, and takeoff mechanics while building strength and control. Through simple progressions and across the floor combinations, students will develop confidence, consistency, and clean technique from the ground up.
TAP FUNDAMENTALS (MAY 17th and 24th)
TIME: 6pm-7pm (May 17th
ALL AGES
COST: $15
INSTRUCTOR: DELANEY SPANKO
Students will grow their tap vocabulary and focus on the clarity of their sounds and technique. Learning the popular steps found in musical theater choreography. Class will include a warmup, technique work and a short tap combo.
ACTING WORKSHOP WITH CHANEL BRAGG (MAY 17th)
* (SPACE IS LIMITED) *
TIME: 8pm-9pm
ALL AGES
COST: $30
INSTRUCTOR: CHANEL BRAGG
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Laughter, vulnerability, and connection in the unlikeliest of places. Director Chanel Bragg shares why Grace and Glorie resonates so deeply in today’s world.
We’re honored that the Arizona Informant is shining a spotlight on the play that opens our 56th season. This poignant story runs September 5–21
Read the feature and secure your seats today at the link in our bio.
#blacktheatre #livetheatre #phxart #dtphx #graceandglorie
@nickelarooney Is an INCREDIBLE Librarian that is working hard to educate her students by creating diverse and inclusive spaces by curating a library equipped with all stories! During Read across America week, she wanted to give her students an experience so she made a call and I got the pleasure of educating her kids on West African instruments, African dancing, and song! What a great way to spend a couple of days this week! Nikela is the real deal!!!! #supportoureducators
November 18 will always be a day I honor a man whose presence left an indelible mark on my life, heart, and soul. Asher, was the kind of person who lit up a room simply by being in it. His laughter had a rhythm to it. His gentle touch could calm storms raging inside of you. He was a sounding board to all who needed it , and his wisdom was far beyond his years.
Ashie was my BEST friend, my FIRST love, and the first person to truly SEE me. He inspired me to dream bigger, love deeper, and fight harder, undeniably shaping my humanity and the importance of its impact on the greater world.
His legacy vibrates in every corner of my existence. I see him in the way I chase my passions or uplift others. He continues to exist in every smile I share, every laugh I give, and every tear I shed.
What a legacy - to have that kind of impact so early on… It speaks volumes of his remarkable character.
Rest well, my dear. Your story is eternal. Your impact on our lives immeasurable. I will honor you by continuing to live fully and love deeply—just as you taught me.
Forever your Lucy , Charlie Brown….
Chanel
