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Trio (2007) |
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Modern Dance, 24 minutes |
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Music by Debussy, Walton, Thievery Corp., Banda Sonora. Costume design by Star McGinnis. Lighting design by Erik McDaniel. First presented by Wayne Burritt Dance on Friday, August 31, 2007 at the Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville, North Carolina. With Sarah McGinnis, Amy Strickland and Cassie Woods. |
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Illumination (2003) |
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Modern Dance, 32 minutes |
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| Music Design by Matt Friel. Video Design by Wayne Burritt and Matt Friel. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Millennium Dance Syndicate on Saturday, March 15, 2003 at the Willow Theatre, Boca Raton, Florida. With Rebecca Cannan and Amanda Bowen. | ||
Transformed (2002) |
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Modern Dance, 10 minutes |
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| Music Design by Matt Friel. Costume design by Wayne Burritt. Lighting design by Travis Neff and Patrick Ryel. First presented by Millennium Dance Syndicate on Saturday, February 23, 2002 at the Willow Theatre, Boca Raton, Florida. With Rebecca Cannan and Amanda Schwanz. | ||
Undone (2001) |
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Modern Dance, 10 minutes |
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| Music Design by Matt Friel. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Millennium Dance Syndicate on Friday, May 4, 2001 at the University Center for the Performing Arts, Davie, Florida. With Rebecca Cannan as the soloist. | ||
Giselle (1999) |
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Classical Ballet, 1½ hours |
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| Music by Adolphe Adam. First presented by Dance 10 Ballet Company on June 11, 1999 at Dwyer High School Theatre, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. With Shanna McLaughlin as Giselle, Monique Fleming as Albrecht, Katie Kaminskas as Myrtha and Courtney Thornburg as Apparition. | ||
Peter & the Wolf (1999) |
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Classical Ballet, 30 minutes |
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| Music by Sergei Prokofiev. First presented by Dance 10 Ballet Company on February 14, 1999 at Artis Gras Outdoor Theatre, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. With Megan Fleming as Peter and Katie Kaminskas as The Wolf. | ||
Paradise (1998) |
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Contemporary Ballet, 20 minutes |
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| Music by Shirley Horn. First presented by Florida Dance Theatre on September 17, 1998 at The Polk Theatre, Lakeland, Florida. With Rachel Bartley, Kristin Brown, Jaime Burcham, Jennifer Jones, and Erik Gasner. |
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Coppelia (1998) |
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Classical Ballet, 1½ hours |
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| Music by Leo Delibes. First presented by Dance 10 Ballet Company on June 12, 1998 at Dwyer High School Theatre, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. With Laura Cray as Swanhilda, Devon Adair as Coppelia, and Lauren Kay as Dr. Coppelius. | ||
Sleeping Beauty (1998) |
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Classical Ballet, 1½ hours |
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| Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. First presented by Vero Beach Ballet on May 31, 1998 at the Courthouse Executive Center Theatre, Vero Beach, Florida. With Keri Patrick as The Lilac Fairy, Hillary Alber as The Golden Fairy, Emily Stoeckel as The Fairy of the Enchanted Garden, and Lindsay Dorroh as The Fairy of the Crystal Fountain. | ||
Summer (1998) |
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Contemporary Ballet, 7 minutes |
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| Music by Shirley Horn. First presented by Vero Beach Ballet on May 3, 1998 at the Windsor Polo Club Outdoor Stage, Vero Beach, Florida. With Lindsay Dorroh, Jason Flinn, Keri Patrick, Emily Stoeckel, Keith Votapka, and Jared Wunderlich. | ||
The Nutcracker (1997) |
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Classical Ballet, 1½ hours |
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| Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. First presented by Dance 10 Ballet Company on December 13, 1997 at the Dance 10 Theatre, Jupiter, Florida. With Laura Cray as The Sugarplum Fairy and Jessica Haley as Clara. | ||
Remote Control (1997) |
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Modern Dance, 10 minutes |
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| Music by Antonio Vivaldi. Modern Dance, 10 minutes. First presented by Corps Chameleon Dance Company on November 14, 1997 at Susan Lyle Studios, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Patricia Fridrichova, Angela McDonough, and Melissa Waters. | ||
Drift (1997) |
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Modern Dance, 6 minutes |
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| Music by Cassandra Wilson. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Corps Chameleon Dance Company on November 14, 1997 at Susan Lyle Studios, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Melissa Waters as the soloist. | ||
Archaic (1997) |
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Modern Dance, 6 minutes |
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| Music by Jan Garbarek. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Corps Chameleon Dance Company on May 23, 1997 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Patricia Fridrichova and Angela McDonough. | ||
Dances for Piano and Orchestra (1996) |
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Classical Ballet, 8 minutes |
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| Co-choreographed with Kim Khachatrian. Music by Samuel Barber and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory Ballet Company on August 3, 1996 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Melanie Cruz, Angela McDonough, Betheny Merola, Tara Morrone, Debbie Schocoff, Ashley Thames, Annie Turner, and Heather Williams. | ||
Five Women (1996) |
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Contemporary Ballet, 10 minutes |
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| Music by John Cage. Costume design by Sue Stroke. Lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory Ballet Company on June 1, 1996 at the Kaplan Jewish Community Center, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Betheny Merola, Alicia Mullenix, Jacqueline Nesci, Annie Turner, and Melissa Waters. | ||
Water (1996) |
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Modern Dance, 20 minutes |
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| Music by Arvo Pärt. Costume and lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on March 1, 1996 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With dancers Rassika Bourgi, Patricia Fridrichova, Kristin O’Neal, and Patrick Ryel. | ||
Garden Festival (1996) |
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Classical Ballet, 15 Minutes |
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| Music by Giuseppe Verdi. Costume design by Sue Stroke. Lighting design by Wayne Burritt. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on March 1, 1996 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Betheny Merola, Jacqueline Nesci, Annie Turner, and Melissa Waters as the soloists. | ||
Debussy Trio (1995) |
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Classical Ballet, 11 minutes |
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| Music by Claude Debussy. Costumes by Sue Stroke. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on June 16, 1995 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Dale Dewey, Ashley Stroke, and Annie Turner. | ||
La Classe des Images (1995) |
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Classical Ballet, 6 minutes |
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| Co-choreographed with Kristin O’Neal. Music by Delibes, Tchaikovsky, Helsted, and Paulli. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on June 16, 1995 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Elizabeth Jenkins, Jacqueline Nesci, Mandy Pearce, and Kristen Voss. | ||
Symphony No. 3 (1995) |
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Modern Dance, 32 minutes |
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| Music by Henryk Gorecki. Costume design by Sue Stroke. Lighting design by Patrick Ryel. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on June 16, 1995 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Kristin O'Neal and Rachel Waldman. | ||
Debussy Phrases for Men & Women (1995) |
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Modern Dance, 20 minutes |
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| Music by Claude Debussy. Costumes by Sue Stroke. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on February 3, 1995 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Dale Dewey, Kristin O'Neal, Patrick Ryel, and Rachel Waldman. | ||
Consolation No. 3 (1994) |
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Contemporary Ballet, 5 minutes |
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| Music by Franz Liszt. Costumes by Sue Stroke. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on September 24, 1994 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Dale Dewey and Annie Turner. | ||
Glances Forward & Back (1994) |
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Contemporary Ballet, 4 minutes |
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| Music by Tony Bennett. Costumes by Sue Stroke. First presented by Florida Dance Conservatory on September 24, 1994 at the Florida Dance Conservatory Performance Space, West Palm Beach, Florida. With Dale Dewey and Ashley Stroke. | ||