Passion to Power
Michelle Zeitlin is a creative catalyst for conversation, a Talent and Literary manager, producer "who wears many hats," and director/choreographer.
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Ballet’s biggest problem is not technique—it is culture. Aaron Thao reveals why the future of dance belongs to artists who can collaborate, speak up, and build safer spaces for freelance dancers! (opens the original)
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New York to London- CHOREOGRAPHER, Aaron Thao is creating new work through incubators and creative collaboration, offering ballet work- "it may not pay 1000 pounds (British GBP) but there is money for performances- these are professionals and should be compensated..." Some Key Conversational Point(e)s: Social media, ballet audiences, and the athletic side of dance How a modern class led Aaron toward ballet From medical school to dance medicine and New York training Building a freelance career ac
Tony-Winning Choreographer Christopher Gattelli on Broadway Success, Theater Trends, and Inspiration (opens the original)
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"It's always great to have cards in your sleeve because these days it's everything. There's so many things you have to do. Any extra is helpful because if you can play an instrument, it only adds to the soup.” Discover insights from Tony winner Christopher Gatelli, known for his work on Newsies and Schmigadoon . This episode explores the evolution of musical theater, the characteristics of today's triple threats, and the power of mentorship in the arts. In this episode: Chris Gatelli shares his
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