2003 Symposium: Moving Work - SDCF Podcast Series

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2003 Symposium: Moving Work: In 2003, SDCF hosted a panel moderated by Karen Azenberg featuring choreographers Hope Clarke, Devanand Janki, and Peter Pucci. The discussion centers on where work for choreographers is expanding. Topics cover ways in which choreographers work with actors and directors, how process and style vary for operas, musicals, and plays, and methods for breaking career boundaries from concert dance to theatre. This conversation sheds exciting light on the blending of performance genres and thus the increasing number of opportunities available for working artists. Originally recorded - June 1, 2003. Running Time - 57:50 © 2003 SDCF

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