Our blog article this month comes from one of our newest Wasatch II members, Daylin Williams. Her insight gained through personal experience with injury and mental health is invaluable for dancers everywhere, especially inured dancers dealing with depression. My Injury Journey In August of 2014 I found myself in the […]
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Many things, people, ideas, and aesthetics vary within dance. Indeed, people all over the world and in different regions have various approaches to dance, but one thing that I have found to be constant and consistent is “marley flooring.” As dancers, perhaps our greatest asset, tool, partner, and help is […]
Today’s post comes from Wasatch II company member, Sasha Rydlizky. She shares some great tools with us about how to face disappointment within a dance career in a way that cultivates peace and personal growth. I count myself as one of the lucky people in the world whose job is […]
By Alicia Ross Happy New Year everyone! As we enter 2021 I want to invite you to focus less on making resolutions and more on setting goals for yourself. This simple re-phrasement can help you look at things in a positive way that supports your personal growth. Setting artistic goals […]
By Rachel Calabrese There are many differences and schools of thought that go into choreographing a piece for the stage versus a piece for film. You could have the same choreography for both, but the final products will look quite different. This is because of the different techniques used when […]
By Sawyer Newsome This year has definitely been a year of unexpected situations and speed bumps in the field of dance. What I have enjoyed about Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company is how they have embraced the challenges of this pandemic and have looked for other ways for dancers to survive, […]
By: Chelle Reay Every artist under the sun has gone through a creative block at one point or another. For me it has been too many times to count. It can be so disheartening and can smother what little inspiration you have left! So I have compiled a list of […]
By Kenzie Gannaway Cross training can be a grey area for many dancers as there is fear of doing so improperly. Though it is a daunting area, cross training is essential to reduce injury, add ease to movement and help us maintain the aesthetic of the cool. If you are […]
By Jon Fox Whether you’re new to the area or just coming back to dance, finding a class that will work for you can be a struggle. Here are a few key things to keep in mind when looking for your next movement fix: 1. Search for dance […]
When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up? I wanted to be a Beautician or a Message Therapist. What was your favorite place you have ever traveled? The U.K. and Spain. Scotland was amazing and beautiful! I love learning about different cultures and history. […]