Exposure: Hip-Hop dance from the Black History Showcase

Rowan Bennetti, Photographer
April 21, 2014

A collaboration of dance students dance for the Black History Showcase.

Dance junior Briana Rodriguez during her hip-hop solo in the Black History Showcase.

(From left) Dance senior Lital Gelman, dance juniors Ciara Selk, Kristen Lee and Sydney Segal.

Dance junior Ciara Selk during her hip-hop solo in the Black History Showcase.

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Listening in, theatre junior Malaika Bourgi-Gordon, who is movement captain as well as an understudy for Moaning Myrtle, works with the cast during a vocal exercise.
“This vocal work really helped me think about how I say each syllable…it really does affect how you see words because it’s like, you think of the alphabet in a whole new phonetic way,” Bourgi-Gordon said.
For the production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the cast has to learn how to speak with a vocal dialect.
“The whole show is completely British,” Bourgi-Gordon said. “So for the people who do not know the rules (of British dialect), this definitely helps us sound a little more competent and makes it sound better for the whole show.”

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