REBECCA RICE'S MODERN DANCE CLASSES

Rebecca's modern dance classes focus on developing technical, theatrical performers and building strong, musical, organic movers. They seek to develop a dancel artist’s sensibility, creativity, precision, and strength using techniques from Ballet, Bill Evans/ Limon-based modern, Laban, Effort Shape as well as various Pilates and Zena Rommets floor work. Ballet barre, contemporary movement and new choreographic ideas will be part of every class, as well as attention to challenging rhythms and strong musicality.

 

"Rebecca Rice has forged a movement lexicon that fuses ballet and modern dance in a way that seems totally organic, comfortably familiar yet not routine. The foundation in traditional ballet is impeccably clear, yet her work is grounded in the weighted earthiness and gestural richness of modern dance."

– Boston Globe, April 2002

About Rebecca Rice: From the beginnings of her professional career when she co-founded and performed in Pittsburgh’s influential Dance Alloy company, Rebecca Rice has been a sought-after and highly respected modern and ballet dance teacher, choreographer, and performer. With a solid base in classical ballet and experience in many modern styles, Rebecca’s classes support in each student a powerful sense of working intuitively and as a unique artist. Her performing group, Rebecca Rice Dance, performs throughout Boston and won the "Best of Boston 2003" by both the Boston Herald and the Boston Phoenix. Her group performed at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in 2004 and was invited to show her work as part of the Bank of America Celebrity Series May 2006. Her company debuted in NYC in March 2006 and has performed recently at Killian Hall, MIT, Cunningham Studio NYC, JORDAN HALL, Boston, and as as invited guest of the DANCEGUILD NYC, June 2006. Rebecca recently received a grant from the MIT Office of the ARTS

Contact Information: Call Rebecca Rice @ 978-852-3863 or E-mail at rrdance@earthlink.net to get class schedules.

photo credit: Joyelle West "Bach Dances" 2004