These categories seem particularly inadequate for performers in their 20s and early 30s, people like Mr. Granoff, Ms. Young or Levi Gonzalez — a new generation creating work without having served a long apprenticeship in a dance company, and distinctly uninterested in honing a specific movement technique.
She danced and played basketball in Miami, before moving to New York to dance with Urban Bush Woman and pursue an apprenticeship under Bill T.
It would involve "national creative apprenticeships", "defending cultural assets", and "considering dance and drama as national curriculum values".
She was a scholarship student of Artcho's apprenticeship initiative "Dansepyenu" ("Dancebarefeet"), an intensive training program in Haitian traditional dances and modern dance for promising underserved Haitian artists.
Meanwhile, Martha was directing commercials and music videos, Magnus was working as a pop producer and Sophie was serving an apprenticeship with the film director Peter Greenaway and managing a dance company.
It was at Saiwairo that Ms. Ito began an apprenticeship at the age of 14. "I loved to dance," she said.
"There's a stigma to not getting into the company," said Charlene Cohen, 19, who danced in last year's workshops and was not offered a City Ballet apprenticeship.
23 -- Aretha Franklin will perform at a dinner and dance at the Waldorf-Astoria to raise money for the scholarships, apprenticeships and fellowships awarded to aspiring actors, playwrights, dancers and filmmakers by the Princess Grace Foundation.
The Foundation's mission is to identify and assist emerging talent in theater, dance, and film by awarding grants in the form of scholarships, apprenticeships, and fellowships.
Ms. De La Rue's biography does not mention her apprenticeship at the House of Anderson, in whose TriBeCa lair Beyoncé and Kate Hudson have danced.
