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September 2, 2007

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India Jazz Progressions 
 
Friday, September 28, 2007 - Sunday, September 30, 2007 
8:00 PM - 2:00 PM 
 
Cowell Theater 
Fort Mason Center, Pier 2 
San Francisco, California 
 
After the huge success of the award-winning India Jazz 
Suites, India Jazz Progressions takes it to the next level. 
Featuring Pandit Chitresh Das, Jason Samuels Smith and 
their companies, including principal dancers Charlotte 
Moraga, Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, Chloe Arnold and stellar 
Indian classical and Jazz musicians 
 
Homepage 
http://www.kathak.org/site/kathak/content.php?type=2&id=5823 
 
*Look out for local dance workshops with the artists...more 
info coming soon! 
Produced by www.divinerhythmproductions.com 
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The Debbie Allen Dance Academy presents: 
 
The Los Angeles Tap Master Class Series!!! 
 
This event will occur every Thursday for the month of 
September @ the 
Debbie Allen Dance Academy at 8:00 pm. The class is an hour 
long. There 
will be a different tap teacher every week... and a tap jam 
following 
the class! 
 
This master class series is created for the LA Tap 
community! Please 
come and support, take a class from the hottest tap dancers 
in LA, and 
enjoy this art form that we all love so much! 
 
Any questions please contact Sarah Reich: 310- 963- 3165 or 
sourtaps@yahoo.com 
 
Class Schedule: 
 
*Gabe Copeland Thursday, September 6, 8pm* 
 
Gabe Copeland has studied with many tap greats including 
extensive 
training with Joy Hewitt, Chance Taylor, and Linda 
Sohl-Ellison. He has 
recently had the honor of sharing the stage with Dianne 
Walker and is 
currently working with the legendary Chester Whitmore in 
various 
projects. Gabe currently performs professionally with 
Rhapsody in Taps, 
a Los Angeles based touring company. He is a choreographer 
and 
performer for Tap Overload and has also danced with KIN 
Dance Company. 
Gabe has performed in many musical theater and dance 
productions 
throughout LA and Orange County and in 2005 was nominated 
for a Lester 
Horton award for best male dancer. 
 
*Josette Wiggan Thursday, September 13, 8pm* 
 
Josette Wiggan started dancing at the age of 12 at Paul and 
Arlene 
Kennedy’s Universal Dance Designs in Los Angeles. Along 
with the 
Kennedy Tap co, Josette has been a member of Jazz Tap 
Ensemble under 
the direction of Lynn Dally. For several years, she has 
traveled the 
world performing with both companies. Currently, Josette 
has graduated 
from University of Los Angeles obtaining a BA in World 
Arts and 
Cultures. The highlights of her career have been being 
granted as the 
2001 winner of the Spotlight awards in Non-classical dance 
category, 
2002 1st National Tour of 42nd Street, 2003 
RocketteChristmas 
Spectacular, Idlewildin 2005, and studying with Germaine 
Acognyin 
Toubab Dielaw, Senegal at the Ecoledes Sables studio in 
2006. 
 
*Hiroshi Hamanishi Thursday, September 20, 8pm* 
 
Hiroshi Hamanishi has toured nationally and internationally 
with the 
production of Caution: Men at Work, Tap. He has had the 
pleasure of 
dancing with Alfred Desio, Dianne Walker, Arthur Duncan and 
Gregory 
Hines. Hiroshi currently dances with Tap Overload, Dance 
Spectrum, KIN 
Dance Company, and recently joined Rhapsody in Taps. In 
choreography, 
he has won the North American Tap Dance Festival 
Choreography Award. An 
active teacher, Hiroshi is on faculty at the Colburn 
School, El Camino 
College, and CalStateLA. 
 
 
*Kristian Nelson Thursday, September 27, 8pm* 
 
For the last five years Kristian Nelson has worked as a 
music producer 
and audio engineer in the music industry for numerous 
artists and 
groups. Before that he spent three amazing years as a 
professional tap 
dancer performing in multiple shows and touring with many 
different 
production companies. He is very happy and proud to have 
the 
opportunity to teach within the Debbie Allen Dance Academy 
Thursday, 
September 27, 8pm. 
 
 
Classes will be held at: 
Debbie Allen Dance Academy 
3623 Hayden Avenue Culver City, CA 90232 
(310) 280-9145 
Classes are $15 each 
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Charlotte Dance Festival 
 
Master Class Series 
 
Argentinean Tango / Anabella Lenzu 
 
Artistic Director of Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama 
 
Friday, September 7th 
 
5:30 - 7pm 
 
 
Tap / Alyssa Mackenzie from Footnotes Tap Ensemble 
 
Friday, September 7th 
 
7 - 8:30pm 
 
 
Humphrey / Limon based Modern Dance / Anabella Lenzu 
 
 
 
Saturday, September 8th 
 
12:30 - 2pm 
 
 
Mixed-Modern Dance / Enrique Cruz DeJesus 
 
Artistic Director of Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company 
 
Sunday, September 9th 
 
11 - 1pm 
 
 
Aerial Dance Fabric Workshop / Blue Lapis Light 
 
Saturday, September 15th 
 
10 - Noon 
 
 
Contemporary Dance / Karola Luttringhaus 
 
Artistic Director of alban elved dance company 
 
Saturday, September 15th 
 
2:30 - 4pm 
 
 
 
Locations 
 
Open Door Studios – 1221-B The Plaza, Charlotte, NC 
 
Booth Playhouse – 130 N. Tryon, Uptown Charlotte (on the 
stage) 
 
 
 
Prices*: 
 
1 class $15.00 
 
2 classes $25.00 
 
3 classes $40.00 
 
4 classes $45.00 
 
5 classes $50.00 
 
*Does not include Aerial Dance Fabric Workshop. 
 
Aerial Dance Fabric Workshop - $30.00 per person 
 
All checks are made payable to Caroline Calouche & Co. with 
'Charlotte 
Dance Festival' in the memo line. 
 
 
Argentinean Tango / Anabella Lenzu (NYC): Acquire both a 
repertoire 
or tango vocabulary of movement and the leading and 
following 
techniques in a close embrace. No previous Tango 
experience or 
partner required. Topics include: correct posture, 
technical control, 
rhythms and styles. 
 
 
 
Tap / Alyssa Mackenzie from Footnotes Tap Ensemble 
(Raleigh, NC): 
 
We invite you to come and explore the world of tap 
choreography while 
also discovering its historical significance. Learn a 
selection from 
the Footnotes repertoire and gain a better understanding of 
why we 
love tap dancing! All levels welcome, but some training is 
recommended. 
 
Humphrey/ Limon based Modern Dance / Anabella Lenzu (NYC): 
We will 
experience the principle "Fall and Recovery," as a metaphor 
for how 
the human being resists gravity and reality. The emphasis 
will be an 
exploration of the use of space, imagination, coordination 
and body 
control & how breath affects movement. 
 
Mixed-Modern Dance / Enrique Cruz deJesus, Artistic 
Director of Alpha 
Omega Theatrical Dance Company (NYC): 
 
 
Enrique Cruz DeJesus' style of choreography and teaching is 
described 
as a mixture of modern techniques and urban folk styles. It 
is modern 
dance, based in the Horton and Graham techniques, and 
infuses ballet, 
jazz, and Afro-Latin movement. Mr. Cruz DeJesus emphasizes 
the 
importance of the well-rounded dancer and his work 
challenges dancers 
to go beyond their comfort zone of a single or familiar 
style of 
movement to find value in various styles combined. 
 
Aerial Dance Fabric Workshop / Laura Cannon and Nicole 
Whiteside from 
Blue Lapis Light (Austin, TX): The class will focus on 
basic 
techniques on aerial fabric. This will include strength 
building, 
stretching, climbing and movement techniques on the cloth.  
There is 
an 8 person maximum for the workshop. 
 
**All registration must be done in advance for the 
workshop. No 
walk-ups. All participants above the age of 18.** 
 
 
Contemporary Dance / Karola Lüttringhaus from alban elved 
dance 
company (Wilmington, NC): Karola creates athletic 
contemporary dance 
works, which seek to shape meaning from the rich array of 
emotional 
experience. Her work is fiercely physical, tracing the 
changeable 
electricity of thought and sensation that underlies human 
interaction 
and interpersonal relationships. Frequently incorporating 
technologies, digital media, aerial work and outdoor 
performances into 
her dance works she expands the boundaries of dance 
performance, 
creating startling and evocative psychological landscapes. 
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DANCE M.A.D.D.Rhythms 
 
Jumaane Taylor of M.A.D.D. Rhythms 
 
ABOUT DANCE: M.A.D.D. Rhythms 
Thursday, September 13, 6 pm 
1st Floor Garland Room 
 
Led by expert tap dancers Bril Barrett and Jumaane Taylor, 
M.A.D.D. Rhythms is comprised of young, talented tappers 
from all over the city of Chicago. Their performances 
actively engage the audience through rhythm and movement.  
 
This performance/presentation precedes the company's second 
annual Chicago Tap Summit, October 12 - 14, a tap 
convention of workshops and performances. About Dance is a 
monthly series featuring short performance excerpts and 
discussion led by dance critic Lucia Mauro.  
 
Dance Programs are presented by the Chicago Department of 
Cultural Affairs with support from The James S. Kemper 
Foundation. 
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ALSO... 
 
The Tap Academy In Residence 
 
@ The South Shore Cultural Center 
 
7059 S. Shore Drive 
Chicago, IL. 60649 
773.604.1899 Phone 
773.604.1898 Fax 
tapacademy@maddrhythms.com 
 
Fall Session 2007 
 
Bril Barrett, Jumaane Taylor, Starinah Dixon, Lee Howard 
and Ja'bowen 
Dixon 
will be teaching the following classes every week for 12 
weeks. 
 
 
(September 17 – December 22) 
 
12 weeks 
 
No classes for the week of Oct. 8 or week of Nov. 19 
 
 
Monday 
Taught by Ja'bowen 
 
6:00pm – 7:00pm Beginning 3 
$120 All Ages 
 
7:00pm – 8:00pm Intermediate 
$120 All Ages 
 
 
Wednesday 
Taught by Jumaane 
 
6:00pm – 7:00pm Beginning Basics 
$120 All Ages 
 
7:00pm – 8:00pm Intermediate 101 
$120 All Ages 
 
8:00pm – 9:00pm Advanced. 
$120 All Ages 
 
Friday 
Taught by Lee 
 
6:00pm – 7:00pm Intermediate 
$120 All Ages 
 
7:00pm – 8:00pm Advanced 
$120 All Ages 
 
 
Saturday 
 
10:00am – 11:00am Beginning Basics taught by Bril 
$120 Ages 5 – 8 
 
The beginner's class will contain warm-ups, floor exercises 
and 
combinations of both. Students will begin to learn what tap 
is all 
about. 
 
11:00am – 12:00pm You're Never Too Old To Start taught 
by Bril 
$120 Adults 18+ 
 
This class will contain everything taught in Beginning 
Basics, but 
with a more mature style. 
 
12:00pm – 1:00pm Intermediate 101 by Jumaane 
$120 All Ages 
 
This class is for that tap dancer who knows a little 
something and 
wants to learn a little more. 
 
1:00pm – 2:00pm Beginning Basics 1.5 by Jumaane 
$120 Ages 9 – 12 
 
The beginner's class will contain warm-ups, floor exercises 
and 
combinations of both. Students will learn what tap is all 
about. 
 
 
2:00pm – 3:00pm Advanced taught by Bril 
$120 All Ages The Advanced 
class will 
contain everything that has been learned in every other 
class, so make sure you have been there first because we 
are not 
responsible for the confusion that may result if you 
haven't. 
 
3:00pm – 4:00pm Beginners 2 taught by Star  
$120 
Ages 7– 12 
 
This class covers everything done in both beginner classes, 
but at a 
faster pace. Students will also begin to learn more complex 
combinations. 
 
 
Registration 
 
Pre-Registration will be held from 6pm to 8pm, Sept. 
10/from 6pm to 
9pm, Sept. 12/from 6pm to 8pm, Sept. 14. Regular 
Registration will be 
held from 6pm to 8pm, Sept. 17/from 6pm to 9pm, Sept. 
19/from 6pm to 
8pm, Sept. 21 and 10am to 4pm on Saturday, August 22nd.  
Please 
register early as spaces are filled on a first come-first 
served basis. 
Online Registration is also available at maddrhythms.com 
through paypal. 
 
Call 773-604-1899 or email us at  
tapacademy@maddrhythms.com for more 
information. 
 
IMPORTANT INFORMATION- PLEASE READ! 
 
PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT M.A.D.D. RHYTHMS IS NOT ONLY A 
TEACHING 
ORGANIZATION, BUT WE ARE ALSO A PERFORMING ORGANIZATION. 
 
THIS WILL MEAN SEVERAL THINGS TO YOU. THIS WILL MEAN THAT 
FROM TIME TO 
TIME YOUR SCHEDULED INSTRUCTOR MAY HAVE A PROFESSIONAL 
CONFLICT AND 
NEED TO MISS CLASS. THAT CLASS, WILL THEN, BE COVERED BY 
ANOTHER 
QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR OR INSTRUCTOR TRAINEE. THIS WILL, 
ALSO, MEAN THAT 
YOU AND/OR YOUR CHILDREN WILL BE LEARNING FROM WORKING 
PROFESSIONALS SO 
YOU KNOW THAT THEY KNOW AND LIVE WHAT THEY TEACH! 
 
Bril Barrett M.A.D.D. RHYTHMS, INC. 7059 S. Shore Drive 
Chicago, IL 
60649 773.604.1899 phone 773.604.1898 fax 
www.maddrhythms.com 
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DON’T MISS… DANCE CHICAGO 
 
The 2007 season runs Friday, November 2nd through Sunday, 
December 2nd 
at the Athenaeum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport Ave. For the 
full schedule 
and roster of participating dance companies, please visit 
www.dancechicago.com 
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SF Bay Times Review of ‘07 BARE 
 
 
Transcendental Tap: Rhythm and Shoes 
By Linda Ayres-Frederick 
Published: August 23, 2007 
 
Tap Dance is a uniquely American art form, and at the 2007 
Bay Area 
Rhythm exchange last Saturday at Herbst Theatre, the all 
star lineup 
proved just how much of a rhythmic musical instrument 
tap-shoe clad 
feet can be. Accompanying the unique “voices” of the 
tap-dancing 
artists were a three piece jazz band which included 
Channing 
Cook-Holmes on drums (himself a phenomenal tap dancer), 
Marcus Shelby 
on bass, pianist Sista Kee, and two special guest stars: 
Carlos Aguirre 
of the group Felonius with beat-boxing/vocal percussion, 
and The Unique 
Derique performing his own Hambone body percussion. 
 
Bay Area Rhythm Exchange Festival Director John Kloss 
brought together 
an unrivaled and dazzling array of tap and musical talent 
that invoked 
an appreciation of tap’s history while inspiring an 
excitement for 
tap’s present and future. This year’s Festival was 
definitely one of 
the most upbeat experiences to witness. Unlike flamenco, 
which can 
sometimes get heavy-handed in the wrong pair of shoes, 
these tappers 
showed unparalleled rhythmic patterns that took everyone to 
another 
level of experience. Kloss’ own very impressive skills came 
out in the 
astounding “contest” of rhythmic wills number between 
himself and 
Carlos Aquirre’s stunning beat-box/vocals. 
 
What is most amazing is how easy the dancers make difficult 
steps look. 
From the smiling, sensuous, classic “song and dance” style 
of Deborah 
Mitchell — who did a smooth rendition of Sunny Side of the 
Street in 
her intro number — to the intensely improvisational, 
expressionistic 
style of Dormeshia Sumbry-Edward, who riffed back and forth 
with 
drummer Cook-Holmes. Both these New Jersey women created 
primal yet 
transcendental rhythms with their feet. Ms Sumbry-Edwards 
was 
particularly trancelike and hypnotic, and exciting to 
listen to and 
watch. 
 
Equally talented and extraordinary was the tall, 
commanding, Fred 
Astaire-like presence of Sam Weber in his solo My One and 
Only Love. 
Handsome in a blue silk shirt, this technical wizard 
executed graceful 
pirouettes while riffing at top speed with drummer 
Cook-Holmes — who 
also danced with stunning precision later in spite of his 
earlier 
warning that he might not be able to because of an injury. 
 
While the first half of the show comprised primarily of 
solo numbers, 
the second half began with the humorous neon effect of 
day-glow 
accessories in the dark in an ensemble piece with each 
artistsgiven an 
additional opportunity to show off their individual styles. 
A highlight 
of the second half was the Stepology Electronic Tapology 
music created 
by The Unique Derique who really did “play” his body which 
was wired 
somehow to the machine so that each time he tapped part of 
his torso, a 
different sound emitted. He even asked a member of the 
audience to come 
up and join him in a demonstration. The young man he chose 
did a great 
job himself and appeared to be schooled (self- or 
otherwise) in the art. 
 
Completing the experience was the invitation to all 
“tappers” in the 
audience to join in what was called a “shim-sham” finale 
where the 
stage was filled with talented tappers of every size, age, 
and level of 
talent, all of whom obviously enjoyed stepping forward and 
tapping 
their and our hearts out in a true celebration of this 
uniquely 
transcendental art form. Presented by Stepology, this 
year’s Bay Area 
Rhythm Exchange was an obvious toe-tapping success! 
 
For more information about Stepology’s concerts, 
performers, the Bay 
Area Tap Festival, future programs, and workshops, visit 
www.stepology.com. 
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A message from Ted Levy: 
 
NEW EMAIL and MYSPACE page. On my myspace page you 
can find my professional information. 
NEW EMAIL: bamalam@nyc.rr.com 
NET: www.myspace.com/tedllevy 
 
ALSO CHECK OUT: THE TRIAD 
 
Featuring: NATREA BLAKE, The Juilliard School 
TORYA BEARD - The Lion King 

ANIKA ELLIS - Aida, Sweet Charity, The Color Purple 
 
Production Manager: JAMES CARTER 
Co-Writer: Prof. MYLA CHURCHILL 
Musical Director: BRIAN WHITTED 
Vocal Arrangements: CHAPMAN ROBERTS 
Choreography: AMY HALL & DARRELL G. MOULTRIE 
Co-Director: Prof. MARSHALL L. DAVIS JR. 
 
SEPTEMBER: 23 & 24 @ 7:30 
 
158 W. 72nd St - NYC -- 212.362.2590 
TICKET INFO: www.theatermania.com ; www.triadnyc.com 
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'SAMMI D' A Jazztap musical by Shonah Honeyhill Sonko 
 
From the solitary vision of a quiet unassuming talent, 
Sammi D's 
musical dreamings explode on stage with stunning vitality. 
Backed a 
live jazz band, four incredible tap dancers and a mood to 
match, Sammi 
D's story will touch your soul. 
The show has been written entirely by Shonah, who also 
performs the 
lead role. As one of Australia's leading tap dancers and 
jazz 
vocalists, Shonah's choreography, improvisation and vocal 
artistry are 
nothing short of inspirational. 
 
The show also pays special tribute to the late Sammy Davis 
Junior. One 
of the world's greatest entertainers ! 
 
FEATURING; Shonah Honeyhill Sonko, Thomas Wadelton, Rachel 
Cusack, 
Winston Morrision, Mark Fitzgibbon, Lamine Sonko, Simon 
Lewis and 
more! 
 
Thursday 18th October – Saturday 21st October 
 
Kardinia International College, Bell Post Hill, Geelong 
7:30pm, $22/$20 
Ph 5247 3355 for bookings or email;  
kicartstheatre@kardinia.vic.edu.au 
www.shonahoneyhillsonko.com 
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News from New Jersey Performing Arts Center: 
 
For a limited time only, SAVE 50% 
on New Jersey's largest dance party ever! 
Order now! This exclusive online offer is 
good only through Monday, September 10. 
Come dance the night away as 
we celebrate the start of NJPAC's 
Tenth Anniversary Season with 
Brick City Swing on Saturday, September 29 at 8pm 
 
 
For the first time in our ten-year history, you're invited 
to dance 
your way through all of NJPAC's major performance spaces. 
Dance to live 
salsa in the Victoria Theater with acclaimed trombonist 
Jimmy Bosch and 
his all-star band. Swing to rollicking roadhouse boogie 
with the 
10-piece George Gee and his Jump, Jive & Wailers in the 
Chase Room. And 
party with DJ Felix Hernandez as he spins a pumped-up blend 
of soul, 
Motown, funk and disco - right on the stage and under the 
lights of 
Prudential Hall! Cash bar and refreshments will be 
available throughout 
the night. 
 
ORDER ONLINE AND SAVE 50% ON EACH TICKET! 
During the online checkout process, enter promotion code 
PARTY when you 
reach the "Account Information" page, then click "Apply 
Promo" to 
receive your discount. This offer is available only when 
you order 
online. All regular per ticket facility and handling fees 
apply. 
 
 
SUMMER BOX OFFICE UPDATE: To reach the NJPAC Phone Center, 
call 
toll-free 1-888-GO-NJPAC (1-888-466-5722). During the month 
of August, 
the Phone Center will be open from 10am to 6pm Mon. through 
Fri., and 
closed on weekends in addition to the Labor Day holiday 
weekend, Sept. 
1-3. The Phone Center and Box Office return to their 
regular hours on 
Sept. 4. 
 
 
ALSO: 
FREE Family Fun Day featuring Big Apple Circus' Circus to 
Go 
Sat., Sept. 15, 11am-5pm 
 
2007 New Jersey Performing Arts Center 
One Center Street, Newark, NJ 07102 
~ Administrative Offices: (973) 642-8989 
~ Box Office (Toll-Free): (888) 466-5722 
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BALLET NY 
2007 FALL SEASON 
 
SAVE THESE DATES! 
 
OCTOBER 
 
Tuesday 9th @ 7:30PM 
Wednesday 10th @ 8PM 
Thursday 11th @ 8PM 
Friday 12th @ 8PM 
 
 
Where: 
MILLER THEATRE 
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
BROADWAY at 116th Street, NEW YORK CITY 
 
Program will include: two World Premieres, one New 
York/Company 
Premiere and a revival. 
Works by: Thaddeus Davis, Lisa deRibere 
Helen Heineman & William Soleau. 
 
 
For tickets contact:The Miller Theatre Box Office 
Email: miller-arts@columbia.edu or phone (212) 854-7799 
 
BALLET NY 
4445 Post Road #3H 
Riverdale, New York 10471 
TEL/FAX: 543-2760 
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A message from Joao Amorim: 
 
Hey people, 
 
Welcome to Postmodern Times, a series of short animated 
films 
presenting new ideas about global consciousness and 
techniques for 
social and ecological transformation. Our first episode, 
"Toward 
2012", introduces the project, explaining concepts from the 
best-selling book, "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl" 
(Tarcher/Penguin, 2006) by Daniel Pinchbeck, in the 
author's own voice. 
Future segments will focus on shamanism, sustainability, 
alternative 
energy systems, the Mayan Calendar, quantum physics and 
synchronicity, 
human sexuality, and a host of other subjects. 
 
http://www.postmoderntimes.com 
 
"The deed creates the doer" 
Nietzsche 
 
Joao Amorim 
 
Animation Director 
 
Curious Pictures 
 
http://www.curiouspictures.com 
http://myspace.com/joaoamorim 
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“BREAKING INTO HOLLYWOOD” 
 
WITH RPM TALENT AGENT AND ENTREPRENEUR 
 
ANGELA MARIE HUTCHINSON  
 
 
Chicago, Illinois (August 8, 2007) Traci Weathers, Inc. 
brings Hollywood to Chicago with RPM Talent Agent and 
Entrepreneur Angela Marie Hutchinson. Mrs. Hutchinson, a 
Chicago native, has over six years of industry experience.  
She earned her B.S.E. in Industrial and Operations 
Engineering from the University of Michigan and a 
certificate in Cross-Media Journalism at USC on a full 
scholarship from the Maynard Institute. She has worked for 
MTV, MGM, Warner Bros. Television, and the GRAMMY’s. As a 
talent agent with RPM Talent Agency (a Hollywood boutique 
SAG-franchised agency), she will focus on launching the 
acting careers of new talent, as well as established music 
artists, pro-athletes and TV/radio/comedian personalities 
who are looking to transition into acting for film and 
television.  
 
Traci Weathers, Inc. is excited to partner with Mrs. 
Hutchinson in hosting the seminar, “Breaking Into 
Hollywood” here in Chicago”. Traci Weathers believes:  
“This is an excellent opportunity for aspiring talent to be 
educated on the ins and outs of the entertainment 
industry”. Topics include: how to get a job in the 
entertainment industry, how to develop your writing and 
acting craft with limited funding, how to get a studio or 
agency to read your script and much more. Resumes and 
headshot photos will be accepted from registered 
participants. Breaking Into Hollywood…, the seminar will 
be held on Saturday, October 6, 2007, from 10:00 a.m. – 
12:30 p.m., at the Chicago Center for the Performing Arts 
Studio Theater, 777 N. Green Street. Advanced tickets are 
$15.00 and $20.00 at the door.  
 
Mrs. Hutchinson is also the founder of BReaKiNG iNTO 
HoLLyWooD®, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established 
to help entertainment professionals pursue their careers 
with integrity, creativity and enthusiasm. She is 
currently developing several passion ventures. In her 
leisure time, she enjoys mentoring youth and spending time 
with her husband. 
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OPPORTUNITY: CHICAGO AREA (EVANSTON, IL) 
 
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Proudly Announces 
 
AUDITIONS for The James Baldwin Story 
 
Written by Shundrice Tucker 
 
Directed by Ebony Joy 
 
Wednesday & Thursday 
August 29th & 30th 2007 
6:00pm - 9:00pm 
 
927 Noyes St. in Evanston 
@ The Noyes Cultural Arts Center, Studio #223 
 
Please prepare two Contrasting Contemporary Monologues 
 
Performers will be seen in order of arrival 
 
ALL AGES AND TYPES ARE ENCOURAGED TO AUDITION 
 
 
There is pay. 
For More Information Please feel free to call Ebony Joy 
847-448-8260 x109 
 
See you at the Auditions! 
 
Ebony Joy, Artistic Director - ejoy@cityofevanston.org 
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre 
At the Noyes Cultural Arts Center 
927 Noyes St. 
Evanston, IL. 60201 
www.cityofevanston.org/fjtheatre 
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OPPORTUNITY: NEW YORK, NY 
 
Tap City Youth Ensemble Audition 
 
Save the date! Saturday, September 15 the American Tap 
Dance 
Foundation will hold open auditions seeking new members of 
the "Tap 
City Youth Ensemble" for the 2007-08 season. 
 
About the Tap City Youth Ensemble: 
 
The Tap City Youth Ensemble is a project of the American 
Tap Dance 
Foundation. The mission is to nurture and educate the next 
generation 
of tap dancers through professional quality training and 
performance 
opportunities; preserving classic tap repertory and 
developing new tap 
works through a repertory ensemble; and presenting the 
vital American 
art of tap dance to New York audiences of all ages. 
 
Since the debut season in January 2006, the TCYE has 
featured 42 
dancers from across New York City, Long Island, upstate NY, 
New Jersey, 
Connecticut, Pennsylvania. The company repertory includes 
works of 
choreography from leading tap artists such as Brenda 
Bufalino, Harold 
Cromer, Barbara Duffy, Jared Grimes, plus classic tap 
repertory by Bill 
"Bojangles" Robinson, Charles "Honi" Coles, the Copasetics. 
The 
Ensemble was featured in articles in Dance Spirit Magazine 
and Time Out 
New York Kids and appeared on television on NY 1 and "Me 
TV" on 
Nickelodeon. 
 
Dancers hone tap skills and deepen their knowledge of tap 
history 
through special master classes, rehearsals with guest tap 
artists and 
live musicians, video showings and tap history lessons.  
The Tap City 
Youth Ensemble performs in a range of New York area venues 
including 
formal concerts, school shows, free public events, and Tap 
City – The 
New York City Tap Festival. 
 
To participate in the Tap City Youth Ensemble, you must be 
available to 
attend rehearsal on Sundays. The 2007-08 season for TCYE 
will 
officially begin on Sunday, Oct. 7th, 2007. Rehearsals for all 
divisions of TCYE are held on Sundays between the hours of 11:30-6:00pm 
(official rehearsal times tba, each group rehearses for 2-3 hours 
during this time period). 
 
Where & When: 
 
151 W. 26th St. 
between 6th and 7th Ave. 
5th or 6th Floor 
Saturday 
 
September 15, 2007 
12:00-4:00 pm TCYE audition information 
 
Dancers of intermediate-advanced level between the ages of 11-13 should 
arrive and check in at 12:00 pm. The audition for these dancers will 
begin at 12:30, and end by 1:30. 
 
Advanced dancers between the ages of 13- 18 should arrive and check in 
at 1:30. The audition for these dancers will start at 2:00 and end by 
3:30. There is a callback for advanced dancers for TCYE I from 3:30 to 
4:00. 
 
The audition will be a structured tap class. Please wear dance 
clothes and hard soled, low heeled tap shoes. There is no fee for the 
audition. 
 
All dancers who plan to audition MUST pre-register for the audition via 
email by September 10. 
 
Audition results will be sent via email by September 22, 2007. 
 
How to Register for the Audition 
 
 
Please send an email to "shebach@atdf.org" complete with the 
following information: 
 
Parent email: (this will be the address for the notification of 
audition results) 
 
Student Name: 
 
Date of Birth & current age: 
 
Parent/Guardian names: 
 
Parent's home phone: 
 
Cell or alternate phone: 
 
Student email: (optional) 
 
Mailing address: 
 
Home dance studio & current tap instructor: 
 
Where do you go to school? 
 
Are you a member of any other performing group or organization? 
 
Please list (i.e. a competition group, chorus, sports team) 
 
American Tap Dance Foundation 
33 Little West 12th Street, Suite 105B 
New York, New York 10014 
info@atdf.org 
http://www.atdf.org 
 
Please contact Susan Hebach, co-director of TCYE, with any questions 
via email: shebach@atdf.org. And remember, the deadline for audition 
registration is September 10th. 
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OPPORTUNITY: LOS ANGELES (CULVER CITY, CA) 
 
With the huge success of the world premiere at the Kennedy Center in 
Washington DC playing to sold out audiences everyday, Debbie Allen's 
Alex In Wonderland is coming to Los Angeles. Put your dancing shoes 
on and come audition to be a part of this amazing production: 
 
Friday, September 14, 2007 
 
5:00pm: TAP - Boys ages 7 -14 (Gymnastics, Singing, Ballet is a plus) 
 
Saturday, September 15, 2007 
 
 
4:00pm: TAP - Girls ages 7 -14 (Gymnastics, Singing, Ballet is a plus) 
 
5:30pm: Girls ages 15-18 (Well versed in Ballet, Gymnastics, Jazz and 
Singing) 
 
7:00pm: Boys ages 15-18 (Well versed in Hip Hop, Ballet and Singing) 
 
The Washington Post's Review of Alex In Wonderland 
All auditions will be at the 
Debbie Allen Dance Academy 
3623 Hayden Avenue 
Culver City, California 90232 
If you will be auditioning or if you have any questions, 
please contact Nicole Nicholas, Managing Producer at (310) 280-9145 
 
Upcoming Events at the 
Debbie Allen Dance Academy 
 
August 25: Fall admissions evaluation class, 1:00pm 
September 4: Orientation/ Registration for DADA 
October 3-7: African Dance & Drum Festival 
December 12-22: Alex In Wonderland at UCLA's Freud Playhouse 
December 15: FREE Dance Day 
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www.divinerhythmproductions.com 
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