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Author: Charlotte Hart

Originally from Louisiana, Charlotte received her BFA in Ballet Performance from the University of Oklahoma. Performing professionally with Louisville Ballet, Augusta Ballet, and Ballet Nouveau Colorado, she danced works from classical to contemporary and modern choreography, and guest performed nationally. She has taught and choreographed nationwide for Augusta Ballet II, Western Arkansas Ballet, SWYB, Springville Ballet, the student company of BNC, and the 2011 International WaTER Conference, with choreography presented at SWRBA and OU’s Young Choreographers’ Showcase, OU Composers’ Recital, Frame by Frame, and Degrees of Rotation, which she also directed. She has worked with Oklahoma City Ballet as répétiteur for Robert Mills’ In Between Dreams. During her graduate studies, Charlotte was awarded the Ballets Russes Archive Fellowship, earned a Graduate Teaching Fellowship and the Miguel Terekhov Award for Ballet Choreography, and completed Jack Anderson’s dance criticism workshop hosted by Camille Hardy. Her thesis, Joanna Kneeland’s Therapeutic Barre: A Qualitative Analysis, explored task-specific warming up for ballet technique. After receiving her MFA in Dance from OU in 2012, Charlotte now lives in Seattle with her husband, Marcus.
March 23, 2017 Reviews

EPIC PROPORTIONS AT PNB’S DIRECTOR’S CHOICE

David Dawson’s Empire Noir boldly opened PNB’s 2016-17 Director’s Choice, the curtain rising on ten dancers in front of John

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December 1, 2016 Reviews

Jessica Lang Dance: Catch It Where You Can

While still a young company in its fifth year, Jessica Lang Dance, on tour in Seattle this November, displayed a

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October 26, 2016 Reviews

Chamber Dance Company’s Snapshot of Postmodern Dance

One great part of the Seattle dance scene is that there is a lot of dance happening: from big shows

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July 29, 2016 Reviews

Dancers Shine at ARC’s Summer Dance

ARC Dance, the chamber-sized contemporary ballet company located in Crown Hill, presented its annual offering, Summer Dance at the Center,

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May 6, 2016 Reviews

Expectations and Triumphs with Ailey Tour

Winding down its North American tour, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performed three shows at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre April

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March 25, 2016 Reviews

PNB Shows Its Contemporary Chops

With Director’s Choice, Pacific Northwest Ballet artistic director Peter Boal programmed a triple bill of works ranging from neoclassical to

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November 26, 2014 Reviews

Transfigured Night: Gems in the Perfect Setting

Under the artistic direction of Donald Byrd, Spectrum Dance Theater’s performances are always guaranteed to meld the talents of the

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October 17, 2014 Reviews

The Subtle Excellence of Experience at CDC

The dance world has a distinct treasure in the University of Washington’s Chamber Dance Company. Founded by Artistic Director and

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October 1, 2014 Reviews

MID Week 1: A Delightful Feast

Seattle’s Against the Grain/Men in Dance Festival is a biennial endeavor of performances exploring, celebrating, and focusing on exactly that:

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September 10, 2014 Editorials

Valuing the Intangible

This summer, the British dance advocacy group Dance UK posted on their Facebook page regarding a phone call their offices

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