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MAX # OF STUDENTS
30 for each workshop, unlimited for performances
DURATION
45 minutes for the Performance. Residency/Workshops can run from 1 week-10weeks
SPACE REQUIREMENTS
For Performance: 16X20 - at least a 10 feet seperation btw performers and audience. For Workshops: the bigger the better! Large classroom, cleared of furniture or gym/theater.
TECH REQUIREMENTS
electrical outlet, boombox/stereo and DVD projector (we are able to provide them if needed, just let us know), large screen or white wall, Microphone (ideal but we are able to do it without one)
AVAILABLE DATES
Available all year.
FEE(S)
Depending on the specifics of each project (how many performances to start the project, number of classes, workshops, students, project length, professional development etc) RANGE: $1,800-$5,800
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
We prefer to work in the Los Angeles Area - central, south, east & west LA, but can travel to most locations in the valley and further east depending on where & when. Bilingual Spanish/English |
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CONTACT NAME
Mrs. Ana Maria Alvarez
Artistic Director
ADDRESS
4591 Inglewood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90230
PHONE
310-980-5085 or 310-397-6308
FAX
EMAIL
info@contra-tiempo.org
WEBSITE
www.contra-tiempo.org |
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CONTRA-TIEMPO is a non-profit, Los Angeles based, activist dance company, founded and directed by Ana Maria Alvarez. CONTRA-TIEMPO is dedicated to transforming the world through dance. Our unique Urban Latin Dance Theater brings to life voices that are not traditionally heard on the concert stage. We build community, facilitate dialogue and move youth to imagine what is possible in the world. The company fuses Salsa, Afro-Cuban, West African, Hip-Hop, and abstract dance-theater, to create an invigorating blend of physically intense and politically astute performance. We tour internationally and work extensively in schools around the country to provide quality arts education and inspiring assemblies. |
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Students will explore choreography and composition, as well as learn new ways to express themselves through movement metaphors and through traditional cultural dance forms. Students will learn how the body can be used as a tool for communication and make connections between key concepts of community, social responsibility, history and performing arts.
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See how this program meets the Content Standards for California Public Schools |
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