When: Thursday, September 20, 2007 (Ongoing Thursday's through December 13, 2007)
Where: The Nonprofit Center for Modern Dance Education, 84 Euclid Ave., Hackensack, NJ
Time: 10-11:30am
What: Elder Dance is for dancers and dance students age 60 and over. “[We will] concentrate on playing, having fun and learning to communicate with each other. The purpose is to recapture the joy of moving, the joy of dancing!” says Irving Burton, 83 year old professional dancer, choreographer, actor, mime, comedian and singer.
How Much: Try the First Class is
FreeContact: Elissa at 201-342-2989 for more information and to reserve your space.
About CMDEFounded in 1962 by Shirley and Earl Ubell, the Center for Modern Dance Education, (CMDE) is a nonprofit organization, whose mission is to promote modern dance and make it available to everyone; to nurture talent and instill confidence through quality teaching of modern dance and related art forms; and to serve as a resource for the professional dance community. CMDE’s principles of dance training include small classes, highly qualified faculty, and emphasis on the individual and frequent chances to perform. We believe that a dancer lives within every human being and seek to help every student develop that dancing self. CMDE is dedicated to bringing the joy of dance to everyone, including individuals with disabilities, youth-at risk, older adults, and people from disadvantaged circumstances. In our classes, both serious students and those who dance for fun, fitness, and relaxation can find exactly what they need. Visit
www.cmde.org for more information.
