Monday Night Contact is On Like Donkey Kong

> Hello Party People!
>
> Just another friendly reminder about Monday Night Contact Improv w/
> Adams @ The Parlor on Monday nights.
>
> We had some scheduling issues last week, so I hope no one braved the
> winter wonder last week to find us not there. Rest assured that we
> are ready to rock and roll this coming Monday, March 9th.
>
> The nitty and the gritty:
>
> Every Monday Night -
> 1170 S. Broad St. (@ Federal st) in South Philly
> 7-10 PM
> 7-8:30 is class
> 8:30 - 9 is transition
> 9-10 is Open Jamming
>
> Its only $12-15 (Sliding Scale) for all that awesome dancing.
> 5 class/$50
> Other discounts and arrangements are available, don't hesitate to ask.
>
> This week, we'll have Nicole Bindler leading facilitating this
> week's transition and jam. Nicole has a wealth of Improvisational
> experience and is starting to teach her own improv class Sundays out
> at Studio 34. I hope you'll come out and check her out this Monday.
>
> So come on down and check us out, even if you can only make the 9PM
> Jam, we'll welcome you with open arms. The only way to get back into
> dancing and doing contact, is to get out of the house and start
> dancing and doing contact.
>
> Thank you all so much for your interest in Contact in Philly and I
> hope to move with you all soon.
>
> Be Well.
> Adams

Audition Last Night

I think that everything went well. Around 24 people were there, but only about 5 guys, which in the dance world means that we have a higher chance of getting the job.

It was an interesting exercise in awareness as well. So I was glad to have had the experience regardless of how it all ends up.

The piece that will eventually come from this audition seems like a grand event, so I hope things work out well for my wife and me, and everyone else involved. It seemed like a good crowd, for the most part, a fun bunch to work with.

Geared up to share some of the ideas at class next Monday.

Wally Cardona

I have an audition tonight for Wally Cardona, a NYC based choreographer.

We'll see what happens . . .