William and Mary Dance Program: Summer Dance Intensive 2008

College of William and Mary Summer Dance Intensive For dancers (ages 18 and up) of all generations and backgrounds June 19-22, 2008, Adair Hall
Photos: 2007 Summer Dance Intensive	Feedback from the 2007 Intensive: Getting to know so many alums who were continuing in the dance world was very stimulating. It was an interesting mix of individuals, interests, ages, and points of view. Most importantly, everyone seemed sincerely supportive of one another; something that is not always present in the highly competitive field of professional dance. – Linda Foster ‘74
For a second year, we celebrate the vitality of the William and Mary Dance Program by inviting alumni to teach workshops during our 2008 Summer Intensive. Participation in the the weekend is open to dancers (ages 18 and up) from all backgrounds. Join us for a variety of morning and afternoon classes, an evening seminar, a choreography showing, and times for socializing.	2008 Teachers: Lynne Balliette ’85, Desiree DiMauro '85, Karla Finger-Coghill '87, Joan Gavaler '85, Leah Glenn, Catherine Mapp ’75, Stacy Sumpman '95, Olenna Truskett ' 82, Denise Damon Wade '83, Rodney Williams ‘80

W&M Summer Dance Intensive 2008

Thursday, June 19
3-5 pm – check in for those staying at Giles Dorm
5-6:30 pm – Modern (Studio) with Leah Glenn
6:30 pm – Welcome, announcements, meet-and-greet (Studio)
7:00 pm – Reception

Friday, June 20
Breakfast on own
8:45 – gather together in Adair studio - announcements
9-10:30 – Pilates (Studio) with Lynne Balliette
10:45-12:15 – Advanced Modern (Studio) with Denise Wade
OR
10:45-12:15 – Intermediate Modern (Gym) with Rodney Williams

12:30-1:30 – lunch on own or with small groups
1:45-3:15 – Ballet (Studio) with Olenna Trusket

4:30-6:30 -- Dinner on own or with small groups
7:00 pm – Seminar

Saturday, June 21
Breakfast on own
8:45 – gather together in Adair studio - announcements
9-10:30 – Dancing From Within (Studio) with Joan Gavaler
10:45-12:15 – Intermediate Modern (Studio) with Stacy Sumpman
OR
10:45-12:15 – Advanced Modern (Gym) with Catherine Mapp

12:30-1:30 – lunch on own or with small groups
1:45-3:15 – Jazz (Studio) with Desiree DiMauro

4:30-6:30 -- Dinner on own or with small groups
7:00 pm – Open Showing in Adair Dance Studio (10 minute limit per participant) **
9:00 pm -- Reception (203)

Sunday, June 22
Breakfast on own 8:45 – gather together in Adair studio - announcements
9-10:30 – Pilates (Studio) with Leah Glenn
10:45-12:15 – Modern (Studio) with Karla Finger-Coghill
12:15 -- Farewell! (Studio)
12:15 – 1:15 – check out for those staying in Giles Dorm

Please note: Program and teachers are subject to change

** Open Studio Showing: An open showing is scheduled in Adair Hall for 7:00 pm on Saturday, June 21. Please indicate on your registration form whether you wish to show a piece. We ask for a time limit of 10 minutes or less per choreographer. The studio sound system can play CDs and we will provide simple "light up, lights out" lighting. Dancers will have an opportunity to run their dance ahead of time, but there will not be extensive practice periods as the studio is also being used for classes.

Tuition: $280
Early bird tuition: $240 by March 17
Deposit to reserve a space: $100 with balance due by May 12

Registration: Please complete the Registration Form and mail with your deposit or full payment to: Joan Gavaler
The College of William and Mary, Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance, P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23185-8795. If you have questions, please contact Joan Gavaler at 757/221-2785 or jsgava@wm.edu.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received in writing by May 12 will receive a full refund minus a $30 processing fee. For cancellations made after May 12, the deposit amount of $100 is non-refundable. There will be no refunds for cancellations made after June 10.

On-Campus Accommodations: In evaluating room requests from 2007, we have reserved 7 single and 3 double rooms in Giles Dorm (Single: $151/3 nights; Double: $106/3 nights). Linens are included. Please check the Guest Information/Dorm Life link to find out more about these accommodations. If you would like a room on campus, please let us know as early as possible so that we can request additional rooms if needed. Rooms cannot be reserved after May 19.

Off-Campus Accommodations and Meals: The Hospitality House is located on Richmond Road across from the stadium and the following webpage lists many other local hotels. The Marketplace Cafeteria at the University Center will be open for meals during the intensive, and there are also many local restaurants in the area.

Travel: Airport shuttle information can be found here: Transportation Information. For those who are driving, parking is available in the parking deck next to Adair Hall. Parking passes will be provided at no charge. A campus map and directions can be found here: Directions and Maps. To find Adair Hall from 64E -- exit 234 (199E), travel 8 miles to turn left onto Jamestown Road. From 64W -- exit 242A (199W), travel 5 miles and turn right onto Jamestown Road. From Jamestown Road, Ukrop Way will be on your left and both the parking deck and Adair Hall are on your left.