Fredrick Earl
Mosley, Diversity of Dance, Inc., presents an intensive summer dance
program, Earl Mosley’s Institute of the Arts, at The
Marvelwood School, located
in the beautiful rural hills of Kent, Connecticut. Mr. Mosley is the
recipient of Dance Teacher magazine’s “ 2005, Teacher of the Year
Award,” reflecting his outstanding experience as dancer, teacher and
choreographer and mentor. He is the founder and director of Diversity of
Dance, now in its tenth year.
He also worked
as a teacher on such esteemed programs as Ailey Arts and Education, Ailey
Camp and The Lets Make A Ballet Project, of the American Ballet
Theater. He is current Director of Life Dance Company, a Northwestern
Connecticut Workforce Program. He is currently a faculty member of the
Ailey School and traveling both nationally and internationally teaching
and choreographing.
The
institute will consist of two,
two-week programs
( July
5-July 18 and July 19-August 1 ) or
one four-week
program (July
5-August 1).
Students may elect to attend either a two-week program or the full
four-weeks. The residential and day program is being offered to students
ages 13 and above. Classes will range from modern, African, tap,
hip-hop, ballet, composition, yoga and repertory taught by an
outstanding team of nationally and internationally known dancers/teachers
and choreographers.
This
summer institute offers students the opportunity to widen their range of
experiences. The focus of the program is geared for students who have a
serious attitude about growing in their art as young artists. Mr.
Mosley, faculty and guest artists, will reach out to every student pushing
them beyond their immediate standards of success.
Please
check the entire website for EMIA's Campus Life! Earl
promises to make sure each student leaves EMIA, full of dance,
rich of humanity and wanting to return next summer to the hills of The
Marvelwood School, for
more!
