Happy Mother’s Day
La Mama
Choreography, Poem, and Performance by Salma Allam
Premiered on May 5, 2012
Notes For Mom
Brooklyn Music School
Happy Mother’s Day
La Mama
Choreography, Poem, and Performance by Salma Allam
Premiered on May 5, 2012
Notes For Mom
Brooklyn Music School
Movement in C’s
Salma Allam & Cathy Richards will be performing in
Notes to Mom at the Brooklyn Music School
on Saturday May 5th, 2012.
For details go to: www.brooklynmusicschool.org
Off the stage!
www.goldenwestcollege.edu/peace/
Great conference!
Choreographers – Appetizer: An Evening of Sampling application deadline extended to one week from today (April 27th, 2012).
Download application
www.movementinc.org
Thank you to those who already submitted!
Salma Allam is excited to be performing in the 2012 Annual Peace Conference at Golden West College. Friday, April 20th.
Appetizer – An Evening of Sampling
Hosted by Movement in C
Artistic Directors: Cathy Richards & Salma Allam
@
The Brooklyn Music School
Summoning all Choreographers of all dance disciplines
to part take in our First Annual Dance Festival.
Two evenings of dance
Pieces Selected will perform ONLY ONE evening!
7:30pm Thursday June 28th, 2012 & 7:30 Friday June 29th, 2012
Tickets will be $15 at the door $9 dollars online (+ small processing fee)
Celebrating the continuing and education of the arts, 50% of ticket sales will go to benefit the Brooklyn Music Schools Centennial!
Application deadline is April 20th, 2012
(Application fee is a non-refundable $25)
All submissions will be considered (works must be less than 10mins/ NO Nudity or Explicit Materials)
Submissions must include:
-Application form, can be found @ www.MovementinC.org,
-Application fee (can be paid via PayPal, check, or money order made out to Movement in C),
-Sample materials in the form of online link or DVD
Please submit application via email to info@MovementinC.org
And/or send DVD‘s to Brooklyn Music School – 126 Saint Felix Street, Brooklyn NY, 11217. Attention: Movement in C
Simple lighting will be provided as well as one tech time slot per piece.
Promo Postcards will also be provided to the choreographers.
The Brooklyn Music School views art as an essential part of basic education and a means by which individuals connect with that unique part of themselves. We make available access to the performing arts regardless of income, age, previous experience, or professional aspirations. In particular, we seek to help those whose artistic voices are least often heard.
Movement in C is a collaborative organization that seeks to inspire individuals from all walks of life. Dance being the primary source of inspiration while utilizing other mediums to push the boundaries of our visions, including but not limited to writing, visual and digital media, music and beyond. Dance being at the center, a fusion of different dance disciplines and often spoken word and/or playwriting is brought to the audience for a unique experience. Home of both CV Projects and Salma Allam Dance Theater, the base company is dedicated to exploring the limitless possibilities of the performing arts.
For upcoming performances and performing opportunities!
Thank you to the amazing performers of Bamboo Sticks!
Rachel Monahan, Cathy Richards, Penelope Thomas, & Therese Whelan
What an amazing job you all did.
To the audience – thank you for all the support!
Salma Allam Dance Theater
Bamboo Sticks World Premiere tomorrow – 1/28/12!
8pm (doors open @ 7:30 pm)
Tkts: $10 @ https://iseats.net/index.php
$15 @ door
Brooklyn Music School – 126 Saint Felix Street (btw Hanson Pl. & Lafayette Ave)
50% of ticket sales go to benefit the Brooklyn Music School Centennial
This isn’t my limbo. Not my turn to bend under the stick yet, this is my way of dealing where you have gone to. We will all find out one day where it is we actually go. Till then it’s up for speculation. It’s up for my interpretations and misinterpretations. It’s all my imagination can come up with…
To all who came out and supported on Friday night (11/18)!
This Friday 11/18, 2011
Check Performances post for details.
Weaving together excerpts from four full-length dance-theater works, Collection of Me intertwines themes of love, death and personal identity. With her intrepid eye cast on her relation with others and herself, choreographer and dancer Salma Allam draws on her life experience to reveal a personal narrative through text and dance. She stunningly blends the lines and vocabulary of contemporary dance with movement and gestures inspired by her Egyptian heritage