Wharton Dance Studio 2012 Presents
BASS DOWN LOW
April 4th 2012, 7:00pm
Annenberg Center for Performing Arts
Annenberg Center for Performing Arts
Bass Down Low
Description: A sexy, feminine women's hip-hop.
Choreographed by: Pam Chiaravanond
Choreographed by: Pam Chiaravanond
Work
Description: The cha-cha started as a social dance in Cuba. We mix in other Latin moves for Wharton’s take on the Cuban original.
Choreographed by: David Foster and Emi Terasawa
Choreographed by: David Foster and Emi Terasawa
You Are Not Alone
Description: You Are Not Alone is a modern dance that explores the need for personal connection and support. Partnering and props (non-burn candles) are used to help convey the story.
Choreographed by: Sarah Balda
Choreographed by: Sarah Balda
Candyman
Description: A fantastic Broadway-style tap dance!
Choreographed by: Betti Packman
Choreographed by: Betti Packman
Belly
Description: A tribal belly dance to Arabic hip hop music
Choreographed by: Kyeongha Song
Choreographed by: Kyeongha Song
Anthem
Description: A fun and fast-paced hip hop number to popular songs!
Choreographed by: Jennifer Gong
Choreographed by: Jennifer Gong
How Come You Don't Call Me
Description: A lyrical jazz trio to a soulful Alicia Keys song
Choreographed by: Kimberly Cheng
Choreographed by: Kimberly Cheng
Aaja Nachle
Description: This year’s Indian piece opens with an all girls dance showcasing the best of Bollywood, followed by a high-energy, shoulder-shaking Bhangra dance and the creative dandiya-twirling Raas Garba, and comes full circle with another action packed Bollywood piece.
Choreographed by: Mayuri Shah, Sumip Patel
Choreographed by: Mayuri Shah, Sumip Patel
Run The World
Description: A high energy jazz and hip hop number to a medley of popular songs by the world's favorite divas.
Choreographed by: Jessica So, Kimberly Cheng, Pooja Dhargalka
Choreographed by: Jessica So, Kimberly Cheng, Pooja Dhargalka
A Thousand Reasons To Flirt
Description: Salsa may be a fun dance, but mainly it’s a fun way to flirt! Follow our dancers as they go through the paces of leading, following, showing off, and teasing each other. It’s sure to be a good time!
Choreographed by: Ana Crespo, Juan Pita
Choreographed by: Ana Crespo, Juan Pita
Cognitive Dissonance
Description: A multi-disciplinary dance/movement/theatrical piece inspired by the juxtaposition of conflicting worlds. Created using the collaborative methods of contemporary circus.
Choreographed by: James Tanabe
Choreographed by: James Tanabe
You Make Me Go Crazy
Description: KPop, or Korean Pop, is a musical genre consisting of pop, dance, electropop, hip hop, rock, R&B and electronic music originating in South Korea.
Choreographed by: Hee Kyung Kim
Choreographed by: Hee Kyung Kim
Keep It Hot Swing Dance
Description: Crazy hot swing dancing is back! Travel back to an era with polka dot skirts, big bands, and high energy moves.
Choreographed by: Robert Bond, Catherine Ho
Choreographed by: Robert Bond, Catherine Ho
Electro
Description: A classical jazz dance foundation with pop influence and an electric feel.
Choreographed by: Christine Engelhardt
Choreographed by: Christine Engelhardt
Tango Surprise (Professor Dance)
Description: An Argentine Tango performed by your favorites!
Choreographed by: Damian Lobato, Jorge Torres and Christine Kam
Choreographed by: Damian Lobato, Jorge Torres and Christine Kam
Closeout
Description: Get. Ready. To Hip-hop.
Choreographed by: Steuart Leung
Choreographed by: Steuart Leung