
Monday, March 28, 2011
Spring Fundraiser!
Monday, November 15, 2010
Winter 2011 Showcases
Saturday, February 5th, 8:30pm
Sunday, February 6th, 3:00pm
Peridance Student Showcase, Winter 2011:
Sunday, Febrary 6th, 7:30pm
Take a look at Peridance's last showcase in the links that follow!
Faculty Showcase Highlights from Peridance Capezio Center on Vimeo.
Video features works by: Max Stone, Korhan Basaran, Dana Foglia, Tony Mayes, , Ben Nathan, Julie Bour, Diego Funes, Saba, Joanna Numata, Cecilia Marta, Baila Society, Nelida Tirado, Baba Richard Gonzales, Igal Perry
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Way to go, Diego!
Peridance Center's very own Diego Funes is featured in Dance Spirit Magazine!The article, written by Giannella Garret, is part of a five week series which focus' on Diego and his choreography for the revival of the 1961 musical, Subways are for Sleeping.
To see the article, click the links below:
First installment
Second installment
Third installment
Fourth installment
Fifth installment
Sixth installment
Diego's moves caught Dance Spirit's attention; find out why and join Diego's classes in Urban Lyrical and Stretch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Peridance.
Go to peridance.com to find out more information about Diego and his classes.
To find out more about the musical Subways are for Sleeping, click here!
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Diego Funes- New Stretch Class Added!
In addition to Diego's current JAZZ class Tuesday's and Thursdays, 2:30-4:00 and STRETCH class Tuesdays 1:30-2:30, there will now be a New Thursday STRETCH class from 1:30-2:30 (Beginning Aug 6).Class Description: Jazz
Diego Funes’ class starts with a warm-up designed to reinforce body alignment, balance, strength, stretching and technique. Following the warm-up is a series of across the floor exercises consisting of turns and jumps in combination. Finally, original choreography is taught in which musicality and expression are emphasized along with good technique. Diego's style is formed through a combination of different techniques of ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance. He calls his musical theatre work “Contemporary Theatre” and his lyrical work “Urban Lyrical". Diego believes in a holistic, individualized approach to teaching. Each student is evaluated individually and held to his or her own standard regardless of body type. A student can have all the potential in the world but without the eagerness to learn and expand, the potential never reaches the kinetic. As a teacher, Diego motivates each student to become the best dancer possible.
This active and deep stretch class is excellent for gaining flexibility and body alignment. Throughout a series of interacting exercises students will focus on lengthening the hip flexers, spine, and hamstrings so as to develop healthy body awareness. This class also focuses on the importance of breathing, relaxation and the relation between mind & body.