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Creative showcase
Choreography and performance are integral to the study of dance. As well as performing in our annual end-of-year showcase, students also present their work in schools and on professional stages in Auckland and overseas. See some examples below.
How the Dance Studies Programme can prepare you for a wide range of careers in dance and dance education.
Dance studies students created some other spaces in response to the Owen G Glenn Building, its inhabitants and their patterns of movement.
A sinuous piece choreographed by Temoa Wharewii Mathew Rua, embodying the taonga (treasure) of the dancers’ cultural heritage.
Students in Dance Studies staged this flashmob at the Owen G. Glenn Building at the University of Auckland.
A dance arranged by Ralph Buck and Pei-Jung Lee, choreographed by Juanita Jellyman and performed by Dance Studies students.
A collective of artists, scientists, educators and environmental researchers seeking to raise awareness of water issues in Auckland created a unique interactive art event that coincided with World Water Day.
Cultural diversity brings an exciting new dimension to the Dance Studies Programme…
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