2009 DVD from Lincoln Theater. Cost is $40 and $7 for shipping/handling.
The
Main Event: The 5th Annual Capitol Movement Project
Historic Lincoln Theatre • March 20th , 2010;
8:00pm
Upper
Level Tickets
$40.00
Lower
Level Tickets
$50.00
All
tickets will be held at Will Call
Capitol Movement, Inc. presents The Fifth Annual
Capitol Movement Project Dance Concert featuring World Premiere
works from Tim Roberts, Tony Czar, J.Kevin Aguilar, Shontal Snider,
Andre Fuentes, Thomas Ford, Karla Garcia and Live in Color! Named
the Resident Dance Company of the historic Lincoln Theatre, the
Capitol Movement dancers will dazzle audiences with a diverse repetiore
of Jazz, Hip hop, Contemporary, Gospel and Theatrical Dance. This
two-hour show will leave you craving more!
Proceeds from this fabulous event help fund our youth outreach efforts
and our scholarship programs.
Funded in part by the DC Commission on the Arts
& Humanities,
an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts
CMI
Kidz... check out MYSTICS MAYHEM AUDITIONS The
Washington Mystics are looking for talented and energetic boys and
girls between the ages of 7-13 to join the official dance team of
the Washington Mystics.
We
are looking for kids with experience in dance, cheer and gymnastics,
as well as kids who love to root for their favorite WNBA team!
Auditions will be held on Friday,
March 26th from 6:00-8:00pm at the Capitol Movement,
Inc. (CMI) studio
Cost: $40.00
Registration
fee includes a ticket voucher to the Mystics home opener on Friday,
May 21st at 7:00pm.
Experience
in gymnastics, tumbling, etc. a plus, but not required.
2010
Sponsors
Raul and Jean-Marie Fernandez,
Gerry Coates,
Melanie and Derek Coburn,
Christy Cooley, Jack Davies, Vetalle Fusilier, Fidel Garcia,
Dr. Jay Greenstein,
Kate Marie Grinold, Kay Kendall, Jimmy Lynn, Larry Michael,
Michael Wilbon
CMI's
5th Annual Winter Fundraiser and
Cocktail Reception
The Reserve • 1426 L Street NW • Washington,
DC
January 14, 2010; 6:30-9:30pm
All proceeds will benefit CMI • Auction
Items
Last night I attended our annual fund-raiser in Georgetown for the
wonderful Capitol Movement Project. I serve on their board of directors
and I've been a supporter since their initial days. Thanks to everyone
who attended and a major debt of gratitude to all of the people
and firms that generously donated auction items.
Co-founded
by Stephanie Jojokian and Amber Yancey, CMP is a terrific organization.
Per their site -- the mission of CMP is "to build better lives
through dance by partnering with community organizations to provide
disadvantaged youth and underserved citizens the chance to participate
and patronize the arts in Washington, DC." CMP also aims to
"create opportunities for underprivileged DC area dancers to
train and perform at the professional level. We represent dance
in all its forms and styles as this transcends all boundaries and
nurtures our mission."
If
you like dance and the arts, I strongly encourage you to attend
your annual performance in DC, which will take place at 8:00 pm
on Saturday, March 7th at the historic Lincoln Theatre on U St.
Yes, 10-12 of the dancers are Washington Redskins cheerleaders,
but it's actually a wide range of performers...female and male...adults
and youth. In fact, three of my favorites are the three 10-year
olds who nearly always steal the limelight! You'll see an array
of performance... traditional, jazz, ballet, hip-hip, etc. Trust
me, you'll walk away highly entertained. Every one of my friends
that has attended a CMP performance the past three years has walked
away very much entertained and with smiles on their faces.
Workshops CLICK TO
VIEW PAST CHOREOGRAPHERS
Part of CMI's mission is to improve the quality and integrity of
dance in DC. To help us do this, we bring choreographers from New
York City, Miami and Los Angeles to present workshops at the Capitol
Movement Studio so that we can give dancers in the DC Metropolitan
area an opportunity to work with the industry’s elite.
Workshops
will be held at the Capitol Movement Studio
4700 14 St, NW • Washington DC
(on the corner of 14th and Crittenden Streets directly across from
the DC Bus Depot)