[NEohioPAL]Cleveland Repertory Project - New Company Class Schedule

Fri Feb 14 09:39:17 PST 2003

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Open Intermediate/Professional Ballet Class
Taught by Cleveland Repertory Project Artistic Director

Hernando Cortez

Monday - Friday, 10:00AM to 12:00PM

Beginning Monday, February 24 through Friday, May 2

Cleveland Masonic & Performance Arts Center

3615 Euclid Ave., 3rd fl.

Cleveland, OH

$8/class ~ $70/10-class card

Hernando Cortez (Artistic Director) was born in Manila, the Philippines, and
spent his early years in British Columbia, where he began his dance training
at Vancouver's Pacific Ballet Theatre. He graduated with Honors from
Purchase College Conservatory of Dance in 1985, receiving the President's
Award for Achievement.  Soon after, he was invited to join Feld Ballets/NY.
In 1987, he joined the Paul Taylor Dance Company, performing leading roles
in such renowned Taylor repertory as Arden Court, Cloven Kingdom and Company
B through 1996.  He was featured in two PBS/WNET Dance in America specials
(Speaking in Tongues and The Wrecker's Ball), and his own choreography is
showcased in the Taylor Company's critically acclaimed hit Funny Papers.  He
performed with Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project on their 1998
national tour.

Cortez continues to be commissioned for new works by regional dance
companies and universities nationwide. He recently created dances for:
American Ballet Theatre, the Williamstown Theater Festival (Tennessee
Williams’ Camino Real, 1999, starring Ethan Hawke, and Frank Leosser’s Where
’s Charley? directed by Nicholas Martin, 2002). He has served as an advisor
for the National Endowment for the Arts, and he is currently on the
faculties of Purchase College, Joffrey School, Peridance, and the Paul
Taylor Dance Company school.

He is the recipient of a 1997 Dance Magazine Award and a 1996 New York Dance
and Performance Award (a.k.a. “Bessie”) for his work with Dancers Responding
to AIDS. He has been profiled in feature articles in The Plain Dealer (Wilma
Salisbury, October, 2002) Dance Teacher Magazine (Kimberly Gdula, April,
2001), The Advocate Magazine (Joseph Carman, August, 2000), The New York
Times (Jennifer Dunning, August 1, 1996), TimeOut/NY (Gia Kourlas, August
1996), Village Voice (Otis Stuart, July 2, 1991)

Contact Cleveland Repertory Project at 216-397-3757 or
info at repertoryproject.org for more information.

Parking at the Masonic is $2.00. You pay upon exiting. Exact change in
quarters is required, or parking tokens are available for purchase from the
security guard inside the building.

____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Jennifer Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee Road, Suite 206
Cleveland Heights, OH  44118
(216) 397-3757
(216) 397-7872 FAX
jbrosius at repertoryproject.org
www.RepertoryProject.org
____________________________________________

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Suite 206<BR>Cleveland Heights, OH  44118<BR>(216) =
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FAX<BR>jbrosius at repertoryproject.org<BR>www.RepertoryProject.org<BR>_____=
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