Open Call!  Do those words set your heart racing?  Compel you to try out your latest moves?  Make you give your brightest smile to your handsome mirrored self?  You might just have show business in your blood, although we don’t have a blood test to confirm that.  But YOU know who YOU are.

  DANCEworks 2012 is putting out an OPEN CALL to anyone in the community who would like to learn a group dance choreographed by Brian Brooks, our 2012 choreographer- in- residence during the month of March.  The dance will be performed on the Lobero Theatre stage along with Brian Brooks Moving Company performances of their company’s new work, Big City, on March 30 & 31!

The best part is you don’t have to audition.  Just show up to meet Brian and begin work!!  Brian’s eager to take everyone as long as you can attend rehearsals.  No dance experience necessary.  

Where:  Lobero Theatre

Date:  Tuesday, March 6

Time:  6-8PM

There will most likely be another 2-3 rehearsals per week until performance time.   You’ll need and want to be available for the rehearsals as well as the performances on March 30 and 31. Come to the first meeting on March 6 and get all the info.

Those who’ve participated in past DANCEworks community projects go around smiling for weeks afterwards. It’s great fun.

If you missed Doug Elkins’ Flashmob and Larry Keigwin’s, Bolero Santa Barbara, now’s your chance to climb on board.  If you performed in either of these pieces, welcome back!

Here are a few quotes and videos to get you revved up:

  “There’s no business like show business.”  wrote author,  Irving Berlin.    Ethel Merman made this song a classic from the 1946  Broadway musical Annie Get Your Gun.  We broadway musical freaks have been belting it out ever since.  Check out Ethel Merman still giving it her all in the 70′s.  Even better, look at the good time Ethel, Judy Garland and an outclassed Barbra Streisand are doing with it from a 1963 TV special.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Part of show business is magic. You don’t know how it happens. ”   said author Sammy Davis Jr.  Sammy Davis Jr. was not only a singer, but was a hell of a dancer too and definitely “made it happen.”  Check out the link above to see how right I am.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are two reasons why I’m in show business and I’m standing on both of them.  quipped author, Betty Grable.  Not much else to say about that other than sooo 1940″s!  

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 WE STRONGLY URGE THAT YOU PRE-REGISTER BELOW!  

Let me know if you have any ?’s or if you’d like to give us your name, and email address send it to:

info@sbdanceworks.com

What are you waiting for????  If not now, when????