SCRIPTING: A CREATIVE AGING COURSE
SUMMER MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERFORMING ARTS INTENSIVE
CREATIVE AGING ARTS RETREAT
INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE ART JOURNALING: A CREATIVE AGING COURSE
Ages 55+
BODYTRAFFIC WORKSHOP WITH JOAN RODRIGUEZ
STAGEWRITE: MONOLOGUES - A CREATIVE AGING COURSE
STAGED STORIES: A CREATIVE AGING COURSE
CREATIVE AGING SPRING ARTS RETREAT
CREATIVE AGING PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS: WINTER 2023
BEYOND WORDS: A COURSE FOR OLDER ADULTS
CREATIVE AGING PROGRAMS: THE PERFORMANCES
TWELFTH NIGHT
CREATIVE AGING DANCE WORKSHOP WITH BODYTRAFFIC
CREATIVE AGING PERFORMANCES
VOICES OF HISTORY: SUMMER THEATER WORKSHOP
RECKONING - A SHORT PLAY FESTIVAL
DANCING THROUGH PARKINSONS
COVID Safety Process Required.
October 18 - November 15
Mondays 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
For more information and to RSVP, please contact Invertigo Dance Theatre at 424.229.2141 or dancepd@invertigodance.org.
The Miracle Project
YOUR STORY, YOUR VOICE
VIRTUAL COURSES: The Miracle Project
The Wallis is proud to be the artistic home for The Miracle Project, an innovative performing arts program for young people with autism and all abilities. During the pandemic, these classes are being offered online. For more details, please visit www.themiracleproject.org.
VIRTUAL COURSE: SUMMER MUSICAL WORKSHOP
10:00am - 12:00pm PDT
For ages 13+
Join The Miracle Project for a week-long virtual Zoom workshop. In addition to connecting with peers, building social-emotional confidence, and celebrating our unique talents, participants will have access to:
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Exclusive Q&A sessions with entertainment industry professionals, including actors, directors, and producers from both film and stage productions;
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Production of an original music video to premiere at a special showcase;
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Training on cutting edge at-home recording techniques;
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Beginner-Intermediate-and Advanced lessons on acting for the camera, voice-over, and singing.
Miracle Project: The Influencer - The Musical
VIRTUAL COURSE: Miracle Project's Triple Threat Summer Session
Tuesdays, June 16 - July 21 (No Class June 30)
4:45pm-6:00 pm PDT / 7:45pm-9:00pm EDT
In this weekly virtual musical theater class participants will learn vocal, acting, and performance techniques as well as voice-over skills and choreography from professional acting and vocal coaches, choreographers and directors. Additionally, students of all abilities will build self-esteem and socialize with each other in a joy-filled virtual classroom, connecting and building community during these uncertain times.
Open to people of all abilities from beginners to advanced, with and without disabilities.
Limited enrollment to allow for individualized attention and socialization between students.
This class is presented by The Miracle Project - a fully inclusive theater, film and expressive arts program focused on building communication, self-esteem, job and social skills for individuals with autism and all abilities – speaking and non-speaking.
Connecting Generations Amidst a Pandemic
GRoW @ The Wallis presents
Staged Stories
Miracle Project: Social Skills (Ages 14-17)
Wednesdays, 3:45pm - 5:15pm (No class 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 4/8)
Student ages 14 - 17
Learn social skills and build self-confidence through improv and self-expression. Using improvisation, participants will “rehearse for life” by practicing real life situations in a fun, interactive, and inviting environment. Learn social, life, relationship, and job skills with friends.
To register and for more information visit The Miracle Project or contact Juliane Hagn at admin@themiracleproject.org.
Miracle Project: Social Skills (Adults)
Wednesdays, 5:45pm - 7:15pm (No class 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 4/8)
Student ages 18+ | Beginning and Intermediate | Speaking and Non-Speaking
Learn social skills and build self-confidence through improv and self-expression. Using improvisation, participants will “rehearse for life” by practicing real life situations in a fun, interactive, and inviting environment. Learn social, life, relationship, and job skills with friends.
To register and for more information visit The Miracle Project or contact Juliane Hagn at admin@themiracleproject.org.
Miracle Project: Social Skills (Ages 11-13)
Tuesdays, 3:30pm – 5:00pm (No class 1/28, 2/4, 2/11)
Student ages 11 – 13 | Beginning and Intermediate | Speaking and Non-Speaking
Using improvisation, participants will rehearse for life by practicing real life situations in a fun, interactive, and inviting environment. Participants will learn social skills and build self-confidence through play and self-expression!
To register and for more information visit The Miracle Project or contact Juliane Hagn at admin@themiracleproject.org.
Miracle Project: Jewish Social Skills (Adults)
Tuesdays, 5:00pm – 6:15pm (No class 1/28, 2/4, 2/11)
Student ages 18+ | Beginning and Intermediate | Speaking and Non-Speaking
Participants will sing, act, dance, and connect with other young adults while having fun in a creative, supportive environment. Classes include vocal warm-ups, movement, improv, and theatre games.
All Denominations welcome.
To register and for more information visit The Miracle Project or contact Juliane Hagn at admin@themiracleproject.org.
VIRTUAL COURSE: DANCING THROUGH PARKINSON'S
Ongoing on Tuesdays, 11:30am - 12:30pm (No classes 01/28, 02/4, 02/11)
Regulars and drop-ins are welcome
Dancing Through Parkinson’s offers a weekly class location in Beverly Hills, thanks to a collaboration between Invertigo Dance Theatre and the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. DTP began with a weekly class in Venice in 2010 and has since expanded to locations in Culver City, Downtown LA, and Torrance. Taught by experienced professional dancers, classes are designed to encourage joy, strength, community, stability, mental clarity, and creativity.
Friends, family, and caretakers are encouraged to join in. During standing portions of the class, there is always an equally engaging seated option. Participants are able to move at their own pace and no dance experience is required.
No advance payment is required. A $15 donation is suggested at each session, which can be made in cash or a check. Parking is available in an underground structure below The Wallis at $1/hour for each of the first two hours.
More information: invertigodance.org/pd and invertigodance.org/inverted-education
Contact information: Invertigo Dance Theatre at (424) 229-2141 or dancepd@invertigodance.org
Creating Musical Theater: A Collaborative Lab
DATE: November 18, 2019 - May 24, 2020
TIME: Mondays, 7:30pm - 9:30pm
GRoW @ The Wallis is pleased to offer a unique opportunity for creative teams of writers/composers developing new musicals to receive intensive coaching to take a project they have started to the next level. Co-led by Stormy Sacks and Randy Brenner, the main goal of the program is to help participants experience the collaborative process required to bring a new musical from an idea to the stage.
The program is intended for emerging artists who have not yet had their work produced in a professional setting. Up to three teams - each comprised of 2-3 people - will be selected for the program. Coaching sessions will take place at The Wallis in Beverly Hills Monday evenings from 7:30 – 9:30pm from November 2019 – May 2020. In between their weekly coaching sessions, the creative teams will be expected to continue to refine their work.
To be considered, creative teams of two or three people should submit a proposed project including musical composition(s), lyrics, and a book or story outline. Three teams will be selected for the program. Selection will be based on the potential demonstrated in the work submitted and the extent to which the participants would most benefit from this opportunity.
After several months to further develop their pieces, the course participants and faculty will work together to audition professional actors to perform the new musicals and assist in the development process. This will include table reads, scene work in class, and a staged reading at The Wallis for selected portions of each show. Legendary Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz will be invited to visit the class to provide feedback for each of the shows in development. A public showcase performance of portions of each show will be presented at The Wallis in the Lovelace Studio Theater on May 24, 2020.
Tuition for the course is $400 per participant. Scholarships are available based on financial need.
Application Deadline: November 17, 2019.
GRoW @ The Wallis Presents A New Course For Older Adults!
STAGED STORIES: A Course for Older Adults
Summer Musical Theater Camp
Voices of History Theater Workshop
Malpaso Dance Company Master Class
Ate9 Master Class
Gaga class is a new way of gaining knowledge and self-awareness through your body. Gaga provides a framework for discovering and strengthening your body and adding flexibility, stamina, and agility while stimulating the senses and imagination.
Hubbard Street Master Class
Hubbard Street Dance Master Class with company member Craig Black.
The Miracle Project
Social Skills: Improv for Interaction
Using improvisation, participants will rehearse for life by practicing real life situations in a fun, interactive, and inviting environment. Learn social skills and build self-confidence through play and self-expression!
The Miracle Project
Social Skills 18+ With A Jewish Theme
Develop social communication and self-advocacy skills and create new friendships in a unique creative community. Classes will include vocal warm-ups, movement, improv and theater games with the aim to enhance relationships, build self-confidence, job skills and joy!
The Miracle Project
Social Skills 18+
Using improvisation, theater games and role-play, students in our “Improv for Interaction” classes practice skills needed for positive social interaction. Participants will increase their capacity to focus, take and follow direction, and ease anxiety.
GRoW @ The Wallis presents
Creative Collaboration Theater Workshop
Join co-creator and performer of The Bitter Game, Keith Wallace, in an interactive workshop exploring the ways art can create social change.
GRoW @ The Wallis presents
Alonzo King LINES Ballet Master Class
The Wallis invites intermediate to advanced dancers to a Master Class with Alonzo King LINES Ballet. Alonzo King LINES Ballet is a celebrated contemporary ballet company that has been guided since 1982 by the unique artistic vision of Alonzo King.
The Miracle Project
Triple Threat! Fall Session
The Miracle Project, the original fully inclusive musical theatre ensemble for individuals with and without autism and other disabilities, presents Triple Threat: Sing! Dance! Act!
The Wallis Student Arts Reporters
Creating Musical Theater: A Collaborative Lab
This is a unique opportunity for young writers and composers to take their ideas for a new musical from an early draft to the stage.
The Miracle Project Summer Camps
Students of ALL abilities, from beginner to advanced, will join together with Professional Actors, Musicians, and Comedians for a fully inclusive week of musical theater immersion with songs and scenes from contemporary Disney musicals as well as original music created by The Miracle Project.
Broadway Dreams Summer Intensive
GRoW @ The Wallis presents
BODYTRAFFIC Master Class
Class Fee: 18 and up- $25 // 17 and younger- $10
Suggested Age: High School +
The Wallis invites intermediate to advanced dancers to a special master class with BODYTRAFFIC during their upcoming engagement. This class will take place on Saturday June 2ndon stage in the Bram Goldsmith Theater from 2:00-3:30pm. Lillian Barbeito will lead dancers in Countertechnique, a groundbreaking movement system developed by Anouk van Dijk to help dancers have a long, healthy and happy career.
The course fee includes admission to the Master Class and one complimentary ticket to see BODYTRAFFIC on Friday, June 1stat 7:30p. Scholarships are available based on financial need.
About Countertechnique: By continuously and sequentially directing and counter directing parts of the body through space, Countertechnique allows the moving dancer to work with an ever changing dynamic balance. This dynamic balance reduces the pressure on the overall body structure and can be changed at any given moment. The consistent use of the counter direction in all movements is key to the technique; both the awareness and application of this principle is trained throughout the Countertechnique class.
About Lillian Rose Barbeito: Lillian Rose Barbeito is the Co-Director of BODYTRAFFIC. She is a native of Santa Fe, New Mexico where she trained with the Santa Fe Dance Foundation and worked with The Santa Fe Chamber Musical Festival, Southwest Ballet, and Santa Fe Opera. She received a BFA from The Julliard School where she studied on a 4 year, full-tuition scholarship awarded by Tomorrow’s Leaders of America.
As a dancer, Lillian had an extensive performance career that took her to Europe, New York, and then finally to Los Angeles, where she founded BODYTRAFFIC with Tina Berkett. The company’s repertory includes work by Kyle Abraham, Sidra Bell, Stijn Celis, Barak Marshall, Andrea Miller, Richard Siegal, Guy Weizman and Roni Haver, Anton Lachky, Matthew Neenan, Victor Quijada, Arthur Pita, and Hofesh Shechter.
Lilian is one of 28 teachers in the world who is certified to teach Anouk van Dijk’s groundbreaking Countertechnique.
Improv for Interaction Spring Workshop
The original groundbreaking, fully inclusive music, movement, and creative drama theater program. Social skills and creativity soar while rehearsing for life and working together using improv to bring out the best in all who participate.
Dada Masilo Master Class
BROADWAY DREAMS: TRIPLE THREAT WEEKEND
L.A. Dance Project Master Class
Improv for Interaction
The Miracle Project: Triple Threat- Spring Session
The Miracle Project Adult Program using Jewish themes
Trusting Love: The Musical- Spring Session
Lula Washington Dance Theatre’s Master Class
The Wallis invites intermediate to advanced dancers to a special master class with Lula Washington Dance Theatre during their upcoming engagement.
Improv for Interaction
LA Dance Project Master Class
Class Fee: $40 (includes one ticket to LA Dance Project Performance that evening.)
The Wallis invites Ballet Dancers to a special master class with L.A. Dance Project during their upcoming engagement. This $40 class will take place on Saturday, November 4th on stage in the Bram Goldsmith Theater from 2:00p.m. to 3:30p.m. This class is intended for High School and pre-professional dancers. L.A. Dance Project is one of the world’s most exciting new dance companies, creating innovative platforms for contemporary dance.
The $40 fee includes admission to the Master Class, and one complimentary ticket to see L.A. Dance Project on November 4th at 7:30p. Scholarships are available based on financial need.
If you are interested in participating in this class please contact Heather Cooney at hcooney@thewallis.org
ART OF CHOREOGRAPHY
Broadway Dreams Master Class
The Miracle Project Adult Judaica Program
The Miracle Project: Triple Threat
Dorrance Dance Master Class
The Wallis Student Arts Reporters 2017
Trusting Love: The Musical
DANCING THROUGH PARKINSON'S 2017
No class on June 26th and July 10th.
When: Ongoing on Tuesdays, 11:30-12:30
Cost: A $15 donation is suggested at each session. That can be made in cash or check at the session. No advance payment is required.
Dancing Through Parkinson’s offers a weekly class location in Beverly Hills, thanks to a collaboration between Invertigo Dance Theatre and the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. DTP began with a weekly class in Venice in 2010 and has since expanded to locations in Culver City, Downtown LA, and Torrance. Taught by experienced professional dancers, classes are designed to encourage joy, strength, community, stability, mental clarity and creativity.
Friends, family and caretakers are encouraged to join in. During standing portions of the class, there is always an equally engaging seated option. Participants are able to move at their own pace and no dance experience is required.
Regulars and drop-ins welcome.
Parking is available in underground structure below The Wallis at $1/hour for each of the first two hours
Information: invertigodance.org/pd
Contact: Invertigo Dance Theatre dancepd@invertigodance.org
(424) 2292141
invertigodance.org/inverted-education
Creating Musical Theater: A Collaborative Lab
Several actors will be selected to perform the new musicals and assist in the development process. This may include table reads, scene work in class, and a staged reading at The Wallis for selected portions of each show. Legendary Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz will be invited to visit the class to provide feedback for each of the shows in development. A showcase performance of portions of each show will be presented in the Lovelace Studio Theater on March 18th, 2018.
SUMMER MUSICAL THEATER FEST
The Wallis Youth Theater Company
BROADWAY DREAMS FOUNDATION SUMMER INTENSIVE
The next in-person auditions at The Wallis will be on April 8, 2017.
Triple Threat: Sing! Dance! Act!
The Miracle Project Adult Class
LIMÓN DANCE COMPANY MASTER CLASS
An opportunity for young dancers to learn from Limón Dance Company.
The Art of the Small Ensemble: Classical Music & Jazz
WORK IN PROGRESS
The Miracle Project Adult Theatre Class Celebrates Jewish Humor
FREE Info Session - The Art of the Small Ensemble
Musical Theatre Workshop with Broadway Dreams
WORK - An original musical
CREATING MUSICAL THEATER: A COLLABORATIVE LAB
Art of Choreography
Taught by Madeleine Dahm, Artist in Residence at GRoW at The Wallis
12 sessions starting October 24th 2016- February 13th 2017
Tuition for the first session, $250
Scholarships Available
Ages 16-20
SPACES STILL AVAILABLE
This experiential 12 week Lab will delve into the principles of creating dance that is site specific. As dance continues to expand beyond theatrical stages and concert venues, choreographers and dancers are regularly called upon to devise and perform work in non-traditional spaces.
Working in and around the Wallis building, participants will learn how to create work that is inspired by architecture, outdoor landscaping and interior design. Choreographers will explore how to integrate physical structures into composition and how to draw meaning from them. This course will start October 24th with approximately 12 sessions (Monday nights) and will culminate in a site specific performance at The Wallis in early February 2017.
Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in master classes and/or attend rehearsals or performances with leading dance companies and choreographers at The Wallis including: Paul Taylor Dance Company, Daniel Ezralow, Mathew Bourne’s New Adventures, Jacob Jonas and The Jose Limon Dance Company.
NOTE: There will be an additional Spring session in the Art of Choreography (focus to be announced later this year), this session will start in February 2017 and will culminate with a concert in the Bram Goldsmith Theater in May 2017.
For more information on the application process, please email Education@thewallis.org
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About Madeleine Dahm
Madeleine Dahm is an internationally-respected artist with thirty years of experience working in professional theatre and contemporary dance arts. She has worked with some of the world’s leading theatres, performing companies, and training academies, and she has collaborated with renowned innovators in theatre, dance, multi-media, music, and art. Madeleine was a professional dancer in England for fifteen years after studying with the legendary Martha Graham. Post-Graduate studies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire led to training with theatre pioneer Lloyd Newson after which she began creating her own physical theatre work which was presented in concert venues in Europe, across the UK, and in the USA. Recent Credits include: Director and choreographer of Oktoberfest - The Musical: An Almost True Story (premiering August 2016) - Book by Phillip LaZebnik (Disney’s Mulan and Prince of Egypt), and Music by Grammy winning film composer Harold Faltemeyer (Top Gun and Beverley Hills Cop). In 2015/16 she was the Movement Director and Choreographer for The House is Black, a multi-media project created by world-renowned vocalist Sussan Deyhim, and Emmy award-winning composer Richard Horowitz. She is also currently working with famed LA arts critic and journalist Victoria Looseleaf, to direct the stage play of her novel, Isn’t it Rich. Madeleine is the recipient of a Los Angeles Theatre Guild Award for directing, she is an Associate Member of The Stage Director and Choreographers Society of America, and she is a Founding Member of The British Association of Choreographers.
Other Miracle Project Opportunities
The Miracle Project is interested in bringing a beginning music, movement & creative dramatics for all abilities class and an adult beginning musical theatre class to The Wallis. If you are interested in one of the below programs, please contact Ryan Berman ryan@themiracleproject.org for more information.
Beginning Music, Movement, and Creative Dramatics for ALL Abilities. Children ages 4-7 will have the opportunity to act, move, and sing their hearts out as The Miracle Project highly skilled staff guide them in activities designed to boost self-confidence, body mastery, and self-expression.
THE WALLIS STUDENT ARTS REPORTERS 2016
Other Opportunities at The Wallis
TINY TOTS MOVE and GROOVE
No Class on December 20th, December 27th or January 3rd.
When: Tuesdays
Time: 11:30am to 12:15pm
Cost: $30 per session (cost includes both parent and child). Buy 3 classes, and pay only $15 for your 4th class.
Recommended for children 18 months – 4 years.
Register Now!
Invert/ED Mini Me Dance classes are a fun way to encourage creativity, activate the body and work on fine motor skills! Classes include an energetic warmup, dance games and activities, as well as learning exciting new dance moves. Toddlers and parents will be able to move and groove to fun music in an safe and creative environment! No prior dance experience required. All toddler participants must be accompanied by an adult. This program is brought to Beverly Hills as part of a collaboration of the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and Invertigo Dance Theatre.
Parking is available in underground structure below The Wallis at $1/hour for each of the first two hours
Contact: Invertigo Dance Theatre education@invertigodance.org
(424) 2292141
invertigodance.org/inverted-education
SUMMER MUSICAL THEATER FEST!
DREAMER'S BALL
BROADWAY DREAMS FOUNDATION SUMMER INTENSIVE
Visit www.mybroadwaydreams.com/register for more information.
All dreamers new to the Broadway Dreams Foundation will need to audition for acceptance into the program. Auditions may be submitted online via the registration form.
THE ART OF THE SMALL ENSEMBLE: CLASSICAL MUSIC AND JAZZ
Culminating Performance: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at 7:30pm
For free tickets contact Heather Cooney at hcooney@TheWallis.org.
The Wallis is pleased to offer a unique interdisciplinary small ensemble performance course for advanced instrumental students ages 16-20 studying jazz and/or classical music. Students will have the opportunity to work on jazz and classical repertoire, as well as on improvisation. The goal is for students to grow their ability to work across genres. It will also provide a general overview of the history of small ensembles in both genres through supplementary listening material. Students will have several opportunities to attend performances and interact with guest artists performing at The Wallis. This class will culminate with a final performance in the Lovelace Studio Theater, which will include a world premiere of original composition written for the class.
The targeted size for this course is ten students total.
This course will start on Monday evening, March 7 with approximately 12 sessions on Monday night plus special events with select classical and jazz artists performing at The Wallis. These will take place on other days of the week. A schedule will be provided at the start of the course.
We are looking for advanced musicians, ages 16-20, who are interested in exploring the connections and overlap between classical chamber music and jazz. We assume most students will not have already had equal experience in both genres. A brief application is required, followed by auditions at The Wallis. The tuition for this course is $400. The Wallis is pleased to offer scholarships to students who need financial assistance. To be considered, a parent or guardian should submit a letter to The Wallis explaining the financial hardship and requesting specific monetary support. These will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
For more information on the application process, please email Education@thewallis.org
About Miori Sugiyama
A graduate of the Juilliard School, pianist Miori Sugiyama has been an active soloist and collaborative artist in the US and abroad. Recent highlights include solo debut recitals at Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Concert Hall and Bargemusic, as well as appearances at Lincoln Center’s Bruno Walter Auditorium, Galapagos Art Space, and Aspen Public Radio. Praised as ‘excellent’ by the New York Times for her performance of the Charles Ives songs, she is a regular member of the Brooklyn Art Song Society with whom she has performed on projects such as the Hugo Wolf Project and marathon performance of the complete songs of Charles Ives. She is the founder of Half Moon Music Series, which explores vocal and chamber repertoire and with an emphasis on female composers.
An avid educator, Dr. Sugiyama graduated with a Master of Education from Columbia University’s Teachers College. She has held the position of accompanying coordinator and teaching assistant to Rita Sloan at the Aspen Music Festival and School. There, she has assisted in coaching chamber music groups and piano duo classes for high school students. She served as staff pianist for the vocal department at the Aaron Copland School of Music (Queens College) from 2009-2014, where she also coached chamber music. She maintained a private teaching studio in New York City for 10 years. Her teachers have included Morey Ritt, Paul Rutman, Julian Martin, and Rita Sloan. Dr. Sugiyama holds a Master of Music in piano performance from the Juilliard School and received a Doctor of Musical Arts in collaborative piano from the University of Maryland-College Park.
About Jamey Tate
Since moving to Los Angeles, Jamey Tate has become one of the most sought after musicians on the touring and studio scenes. He has performed and/or recorded with a widely diverse list of some of the biggest artists in the music industry that includes Quincy Jones, Al Jarreau, David Benoit, Merv Griffin, Mindi Abair, Kurt Elling, Melissa Manchester, Justin Guarini, Christopher Cross, the New York Voices, the Ahn Trio, the Stan Kenton Orchestra, David Pack, Sandro Albert, the Ron King Big Band, Russ Freeman, and John Daversa, among others. He has performed on numerous major motion picture soundtracks, TV movies, and commercials as well.
Educated at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, he received his Bachelor's in Music under the instruction of percussionist Beth Gottlieb and bassist/jazz instructor Chuck Archard. In 1997, he performed as a member of the Disneyland All-American College Band in Anaheim, California. During his stay in California, he began studying with legendary drummer Peter Erskine. Peter's instruction and inspiration would propel Jamey to new levels professionally and personally, and their relationship would eventually lead Jamey to participate in the Jazz Studies graduate program at the University of Southern California, Thornton School of Music.
Passionate about arts education, he is a regular clinician at the Crossroads School Summer Jazz Program and an adjudicator and Music Director for the Spotlight Awards at the Music Center of Los Angeles County. He has also served as an instructor at USC, Crossroads School, Don Bosco Technical Institute, Warren High School and Spotlight Academy. A former Yamaha Drums artist/clinician, he continues to be an artist/clinician with Sakae Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Evans Drumheads and Vic Firth Drumsticks.
THE INTIMIDATION GAME
THE MIRACLE PROJECT LIVE
DANCING THROUGH LIFE
When: Ongoing on Fridays, 12:15 - 1:15pm.
Cost: $15 per session
Register Now!
Dancing Through Life, a community program of Invertigo Dance Theatre, is created for people who want to explore dance as an older adult. Taught by experienced professional dancers, classes are designed to help strengthen participant’s bodies through the medium of dance, while also encouraging joy through movement, community and creativity.
Friends and family are encouraged to join. Participants are able to move at their own pace, and movements are taught with variations to accommodate a range of abilities. No dance experience is required. This program is brought to Beverly Hills as part of a collaboration of the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and Invertigo Dance Theatre.
Regulars and drop-ins welcome.
Parking is available in the underground structure below The Wallis at $1/hour for each of the first two hours
Contact: Invertigo Dance Theatre dancepd@invertigodance.org
(424) 2292141
invertigodance.org/inverted-education