San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts 2020 – Encore
A 2-week encore if you missed it!
Online at: vimeo.com/showcase/sanpedroartsfest
Nov.21- open only for two weeks through Dec 6, 2020.
Review at https://ladancereview.org/2020/10/02/covid-moves-dance-online-with-the-san-pedro-arts-festival/
Admission: FREE
19 Curated diverse dances from 17 companies & studios: Akomi Dance, Alán L. Pérez, Barkin/Selissen Project, Brittany Woo, Cathartic Art, Degas Dance Studio, Emergence Dance Company, Emergent Dance Company, Jose Costas Contempo Ballet, Kairos, Louise Reichlin & Dancers/LA Choreographers & Dancers, Mixed eMotion Theatrix, Pranamya Suri, Re:borN Dance Interactive, San Pedro City Ballet, Tonia Shimin, WestMet Classical Training + live interviews and scenes of San Pedro.
The festival is supported in part by a grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles. Funds also come from Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn and from City Councilman Joe Buscaino. LA C&D is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture.
Los Angeles Dance Festival 2020
A free Virtual event this year co-produced by Brockus Project Dance and Luckman Theater
Online at: https://ladancefest.org
Four week-ends in October
On Oct 16-18 week #3
the 2 hour Show will feature 10 companies including a further edited version of Alone 2020 by Louise Reichlin & Dancers, shown in progress at the San Pedro Festival of the Arts.
Starts running 6Pm Friday-Midnight Sunday
Admission: FREE
About the piece-
Urban and Tribal Dances is about people of present, past, or slightly future time in an urban setting. The 6-part suite was to be revived at the Ivy Substation in Culver City this past July. That was just one of our cancelled performances with the Pandemic. “Batida”, reveals an ever-present communal or tribal theme that lies below the surface. “Alone” is just the opposite, bleak and isolated. Although choreographed in 1990, it foreshadows our dependence on our phones, but at that time by a telephone cord. When it breaks, the dancer is deaf and blind.
We were rehearsing Batida”, and “Alone” for the Orange County Dance Festival that would have been in April, and left the tent partially set up in our early March rehearsal and took it up to storage at the studio that way. Then March 12 came, and everything closed. When we got back into the studio 4 months later, we found the tent had been thrown away by mistake.
I thought it was a sign I would have to abandon the piece. And then I had the idea of finding new tents and adding them to the early recording we had. The dancers had already learned the solo.
When I look at this new version of “Alone”, I see a piece where even though we are each experiencing a very alone moment, this has been happening since the beginning of time, and perhaps, on a more hopeful note, we are still connected always to each other.
The work was choreographed with each dancer working alone on Zoom with choreography and direction by myself on Zoom, also alone, and edited by Andrew Zutta, also working at first alone, and finally with us on Zoom sharing the editing room.
San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts 2020
A free family Virtual event this year featuring DANCE
Online at: vimeo.com/showcase/sanpedroartsfest
Sept 19 and 20, 2020– open for two weeks through Oct 4.
Admission: FREE
19 Curated diverse dances from 17 companies & studios: Akomi Dance, Alán L. Pérez, Barkin/Selissen Project, Brittany Woo, Cathartic Art, Degas Dance Studio, Emergence Dance Company, Emergent Dance Company, Jose Costas Contempo Ballet, Kairos, Louise Reichlin & Dancers/LA Choreographers & Dancers, Mixed eMotion Theatrix, Pranamya Suri, Re:borN Dance Interactive, San Pedro City Ballet, Tonia Shimin, WestMet Classical Training + live interviews and scenes of San Pedro.
The festival is supported in part by a grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles. Funds also come from Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn and from City Councilman Joe Buscaino. LA C&D is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture.
Applications for Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers
Auditions update 7/1/20
We are looking for several male and female dancers who have worked with the company previously, and know our style. Rehearsals (which are mostly with Zoom at present) are paid by the hour, and all performances and teaching are paid. For information: 213-385-117 or 213-458-3066 or email louisehr@lachoreographersanddancers.org.
As much as we love seeing new dancers, auditions that we usually have in July are on hold due to the Pandemic and we are adding to our core as described above. We are currently working on recreating “Urban and Tribal Dancers” for performances this season, with an emphasis on making our contracted school residencies an interactive on line experience as needed.
Apply Now To The SAN PEDRO ♥ Festival Of The Arts
Dance companies- Apply now to this FREE festival dedicated to the arts. The SAN PEDRO ♥ Festival of the Arts aims to bring art to people of all ages and showcase the beauty of San Pedro as a haven of the arts, in the past featuring Dance, Music & Visual Arts/Crafts Booths. This year, our 14th, we approach it in a new and exciting way due to the dimensions of the current Pandemic.
Get involved NOW for 2020! The dates this year are September 19 &20, 2020. The festival was again awarded a Department of Cultural Affairs, City of LA Festival Grant. We will be streaming on line this year, so stay tuned for how to access.
Interested in all genres. Click directly below for a dance application. Early deadline ends July 10, and applications close July 17, 2020. Honorarium for all professional companies selected.
For more information you can also find this on the SAN PEDRO ♥ Festival of the Arts website.
FREE Classes months of May and June
FREE Classes by our dancers on Instagram continue on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 noon.
At instagram.com/lachoreographersanddancers on IGTV and then posted. Come join us live or afterwards, and follow us! Teachers include Jill Elaine Collins, Kensiwe Mathebula, Challyce Brogdon, Coree McKee Gonzalez, Corrina Gemignani, Eve Metsäranta.
Cancelled School Residencies and Performances
March 12, 2020 on
Cancelled school residencies, and cancelled performances include “The Patchwork Girl of Oz” and The Orange County Dance Festival (where we were to do several sections of “Urban and Tribal Dances” and the postponing of “Tap Dance Widows Club” presented by the City of Carlsbad. We are scheduled to revive the entire “Urban and Tribal Dances” at the Ivy Substation July 11 and 12, but at present thinking this will also be postponed.
School Residencies
Feb-Mar 2020
School Residencies at Crescent Heights Blvd Magnet and Plainview Academic Charter through the Arts Community Network (ACN) of the LAUSD Arts Office and individual donors.
APAP 2020 Showcases New York
Brandenburg
Saturday, January 11th, 2020, Between 5:30-6:30 PM
Booking Dance Festival NYC
The Appel Room–Frederick P. Rose Hall
Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center
Broadway at 60th St 10019
Presenters enter 6th floor
A Jewish Child’s Story
PART 1: THE ROSES ON MY WALLPAPER
PART 2: YELLOW STAR
Saturday, January 11th, 2020, 9:30-10 PM
Sunday, January 12th, 2020, 3:30-4 PM
The Ailey Citigroup Theater
405 W 55th Street
New York NY 10019
Please call or text me direct to set up an appointment at the Hilton, and for direct booking this year: 213-458-3066 (C)
Residencies in 13 Schools + 5
Sept-Dec 2019
Our school residencies this fall include Los Feliz STEM Magnet and Coldwater Canyon El, (students from those 2 performing in 2 of the dances at the Barnsdall series), and Laurel STEM, Ann St El and Yorkdale Ave El, during September, adding Eagle Tree Continuing HS, Compton Ave, 118th St El, Sunny Brae El, Danube, Virginia Road El and Burton El in October, and 42nd St El in November with funding from a mix of the Arts Community Network (ACN) of the LAUSD Arts Office, the CA Arts Council, the Department of Cultural Affairs City of Los Angeles (DCA) and individual donors. Also attending our Barnsdall school series as audience are Lexington Primary, Kingsley El, Nevin El, Micheltorena El, Crescent Heights Boulevard Magnet, with help from our Councilman Mitch O’Farrell, LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas and individual donors.
Two Dance Events!
October 19th & 20th, 2019
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre @ Barnsdall Art Park
4800 HollywoodBlvd., Hollywood, CA 90027
Free public parking on upper drive (right side) or lower lot
EVENT #1- The Patchwork Girl of Oz
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers presents The Patchwork Girl of Oz. Colorful costumes, multimedia set, and spectacular dance present a dazzling interactive journey into the land of Oz–one that ignites imaginations of young and old alike. In this narrated story adapted from L. Frank Baum, we follow characters from the “Wizard of Oz” and introduce new ones–like the exuberant title character the Patchwork Girl.
WHEN: October 19 & 20, 2019; 2:00 p.m.
TICKETS: $16 general admission; $8 children 12 and under.
HOW: Buy tickets online or call 800-838-3006 to purchase. You may also call 213-385-1171 for more information or to make a reservation.
Celebrating 40 years of presenting soulful, imaginative dance that takes audience members on their own journey of self-discovery, Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers presents an inspiring weekend filled with dance and multimedia on Saturday and Sunday, October 19 & 20. The 2:00 p.m. performances feature the family-friendly award-winning dance/multimedia narrated production of The Patchwork Girl of Oz. Learn more.
In this adapted narrated story, the dance follows characters from the “Wizard of Oz” and introduce new ones like the exuberant title character the Patchwork Girl. Another new character, Ogo, a sheltered youngster, sees his Uncle turned into a marble rock, and must make friends and work with others to bring him to life again. This production is appropriate for all ages from tiny ones to discriminating grandparents. Although known as stories for the young, L. Frank Baum was way ahead of his time, with superstrong female characters, diversity as part of his storyline, and advanced technology – he has Glinda, Sorcerous of the South, invent wireless technology at the beginning of the story- and this was in 1913!
Louise Reichlin & Dancers, non-profit name – Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers, has created over 100 works reviewed as “wildly theatrical & fun” and “wonderfully spirited with a zest for life”. Founded by Reichlin in 1979, Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers (LA C&D) creates and presents innovative dance works with imagination, feelings, and communication being the inspiration for every piece. Whether presenting a concert performance or enriching the lives of LA area students through arts education, we believe that our work sparks imagination, creativity, self-discovery, and empowers our diverse audience members to expand their understanding of life.
Two companies, Louise Reichlin & Dancers (modern) and Zapped Taps™/ Alfred Desio (tap) made up LA C&D until Desio’s death in 2007. Acknowledged as multi-cultural, we strive to reflect the diversity of the city in our dancers, board and staff.
The Patchwork Girl of Oz has played to sold out houses in 7 states and returns to Los Angeles where it all began.
“…a gift for arresting dance imagery” –LA Times”
Unique…cinematic montages” –Dance Magazine
EVENT #2-
The Tennis Dances (complete)
A Jewish Child’s Story
Celebrating 40 years of presenting soulful, imaginative dance that takes audience members on their own journey of self-discovery, Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers presents an inspiring weekend filled with dance and multimedia, featuring a special program of The Tennis Dances (complete), and the Los Angeles premiere of A Jewish Child’s Story. It’s our 40th AnniversaryCelebration!
WHEN: October 19 & 20, 2019; 4:00 p.m.
TICKETS: $25 general admission; $20 for children 12 and under, seniors over 65, and DRC. Group sale of $60 for four tickets at $15 each. On Sunday only we have $40 admission + champagne reception to celebrate our 40th Anniversary.
HOW:
Buy tickets online or call 800-838-3006 to purchase. You may also call 213-385-1171 for more information or to make a reservation.
The 4:00 p.m. performances feature “A Jewish Child’s Story, Part I: A Dream The Roses on My Wallpaper “, an autobiographical dance multimedia work of early dreams from a granddaughter of Jewish immigrants and “Part 2: Yellow Star”.
This marks a Los Angeles premiere for the work, which was put on its theatrical feet by a grant from DCA’s LA Stage Advance, where the company was given the Madrid Theater and a crew for a week to get photos and a video to help see the piece more clearly, and which also helped the company put together marketing materials. The moving work has now been presented in Las Vegas, where it had its world premiere, in Santa Barbara and Culver City, and now arrives back for its Los Angeles premiere.
Also featured on the program is the full version of “The Tennis Dances” (’79). It remains Louise Reichlins most acclaimed work, with countless performances at outdoor festivals and major theaters for audiences of thousands, to small galleries and elementary school stages yet rarely has a chance to be seen in its entirety in Los Angeles. It provides an overview of modern society using tennis as a metaphor. The moods range from a lighthearted bluegrass section to a tennis match ritualized and fought to the death. The complete work is in eleven sections and 28′ and uses music by Fanshawe, Ives, Stravinsky, Mihaud, Sarkisian and Orff, as well as medieval and electronic scores.
From a few reviews:
-“Among the group pieces, Louise Reichlin’s Tennis Dances, for a dozen members of Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers, had to be the most provocative. A potpourri that vaguely satirizes pomposity, exoticism, period cutesiness and contrived elegance, that probes ancient mystery and indulges contemporary whimsy – all with the unlikely but clever metaphor of racquets and nets.” Los Angeles Herald Examiner
-“(The program) ended brilliantly, thanks to Reichlin’s Tennis Dances, which dates back to 1979. In this ten-part suite the tennis court becomes a metaphor, of course, for life’s stage. And life, as Reichlin sees it, is indeed a stage, one crowded with a broad spectrum of attitudes. …Here is a choreographer who arguably picks up the feminist point of view where Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis left off. To observe the universe as it is inhabited by women, she harks back to ancient times and mythic symbols.” DanceMagazine
Louise Reichlin & Dancers, non-profit name – Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers, has created over 100 works reviewed as “wildly theatrical & fun” and “wonderfully spirited with a zest for life”. Founded by Reichlin in 1979, Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers (LA C&D) creates and presents innovative dance works with imagination, feelings, and communication being the inspiration for every piece. Whether presenting a concert performance or enriching the lives of LA area students through arts education, we believe that our work sparks imagination, creativity, self-discovery, and empowers our diverse audience members to expand their understanding of life.
Two companies, Louise Reichlin & Dancers (modern) and Zapped Taps™/ Alfred Desio (tap) made up LA C&D until Desio’s death in 2007. Acknowledged as multi-cultural, we strive to reflect the diversity of the city in our dancers, board and staff.
“…a gift for arresting dance imagery” –LA Times”
Unique…cinematic montages” –Dance Magazine
13th Annual San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
Dance, Music, Arts & Crafts, Food Trucks
See all details at www.triartSP.com
Saturday, September 21 from 12 noon – 5 pm
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
Fontana Arts Festival
WHAT: Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ LA Choreographers & Dancers at the
Fontana Arts Festival
Brandenburg and Tap Dance from Tap Dance Widows Club, and Selections from The Tennis Dances
WHEN: July 27, 2019. Saturday at 7:35 pm
WHERE: Fontana Park, 15556 Summit Ave, Fontana
COMMUNITY SERVICES INFORMATION: 909-349-6974
DANCE COMPANY INFORMATION: 213-385-1171
WEB SITE: Fontana: https://www.fontana.org/160/Fontana-Arts
LA C&D: www.LAChoreographersAndDancers.org
TICKETS: FREE
WHO: Director/Choreographer: Louise Reichlin
Performers: Que Anthony, Ruth Bruno, Jill Collins, Natalie Ellis, Corrina Gemignani, Danny Guerrero, Dominique Kersh, Kensiwe Mathebula, Coree McKee, Eve Metsäranta
Apply Now for the San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
Dance and Other Areas
September 21 & 22, 2019
A free family event featuring Dance, Music & Visual Arts/Crafts Booths, this year, our 13th, at Anderson Memorial Center in San Pedro. (an LA City Rec & Parks location attached to their senior center in San Pedro). In conjunction with this, they are presenting a joint event that is a Health/Wellness and Community Event on the same day/location. Several autumn free to the public studio previews, one at Peoples’ Place on Sept 7, and one at Alvas Showroom on Sept14, lead to the main event on Sept 21 & 22, 2019.
See more about previous festivals at http://www.triartSP.com. Get a pdf on how to apply on that site by clicking on their “Apply now” button, or contact louisehr@LAChoreographersAndDancers.org to request one.
This is open to all dance forms performed by professional companies (usually about 20 selected) including traditional ballet and modern as well as ethnic dance forms, tap, fusion, jazz, and hip-hop. Each day also includes 3 pre-professional companies or schools. A Marley covered stage is 32 x 28 feet.
The festival was again awarded a Department of Cultural Affairs, City of LA Festival Grant, and an LA County Music in Public Spaces grant.
Honorarium ($200-$300 for all professional companies selected)
Final Deadline July 15, 2019.
Auditions for the 2019-2020 Season
Paid performances and associated teaching activities. Rehearsal stipend.
Professional dancers: modern/contemporary, strong ballet and jazz background, strong stage presence, expressiveness, musicality, and technique. Floor work is important and ability to improvise helpful. Tap is useful if the other areas are strong, but not required. All ethnic types. Solo parts.
Season auditions are over, but still looking for several dancers. Contact us at louisehr@lachoreographersanddancers.org or 213-385-1171.
Residencies in 8 Schools
Jan-June 2019
Residencies include workshops for students, performances of our company and the students from the workshops, professional development for teachers. Schools under the LAUSD Arts Community Network (ACN) include: Garcelli Learning Academy, Laurel, and Eagle Tree Continuation HS. We are grateful that through a grant from the CA Arts Council we will also be working with teachers with Professional Development (PD) workshops at schools including Dorris Place El, Rockdale Visual & Performing Arts (VAPA) Magnet, Trinity El, Garcetti Learning Academy and Anatola Ave El. Anatola will receive a larger residency including classes and a public performance through a grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles. At Multnomah El we will be providing a series of student workshops.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
Tap Dance Widows Club
April 7, 2019
Culver City Senior Center
1:30 pm performance FREE and open to the public
4090 Overland Ave.
Culver City, CA 90230
Event info: 310.253.6700
Reservations not necessary, but come early as seating is limited.
About: – Tap Dance Widows Club is “Spectacular, moving, uplifting!” Past & present meet for an eclectic celebration of life in Tap Dance Widows Club, a 50 minute film / live dance production that tells a story of the love of three performers for their late husbands and the bond it created between them. “The interweaving of time, of distinctly different worlds through both video and dance, makes this piece not only unique, but deeply touching.” exploredance.com. Recreated for the first local performance since the company’s 35th anniversary in 2015. Learn more about Tap Dance Widows Club.
Get a pdf press release about the show here.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
seldom seen parts of
The Tennis Dances
Sunday, March 3, 2019 at 2 pm
HHII Festival
Center Stage Theater, Santa Barbara, CA
Tickets at 805.963.0408
” Reichlin’s Tennis Dances…Brilliant!
Here is a choreographer who arguably picks up the feminist point of view where Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis left off. To observe the universe as it is inhabited by women, she harks back to ancient times and mythic symbols.” Dance Magazine
Residencies in 11 Schools
Sept-Dec 2018
Residencies include workshops for students, performances of our company and the students from the workshops, professional development for teachers Schools include: Coldwater Canyon El, Wadsworth, Nevin El, Valley View El, West Athens El, Loreto, 42nd St El, Danube El, Trinity El, Mid-City’s Prescott School of Enriched Sciences (SES), all through the LAUSD Arts Community Network sponsored by the Arts Office), and Jordan High School
12th Annual San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
Dance, Music, Crafts & Art, Food Trucks
See all details at www.triartSP.com
Thursday, September 6 @ 7pm at Artwalk at Peoples Place
Saturday, September 22 from 11am – 5 pm
Apply Now for the San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
Dance and Other Areas
September 22 & 23, 2018
The San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts is a free family event featuring dance, music & Visual Arts/Crafts Booths, this year taking place on the waterfront on a large stage opposite the historic Battleship IOWA in San Pedro. This will be its 12th year. The festival was again awarded a Department of Cultural Affairs, City of LA Festival Grant, a Port of Los Angeles Community Investment Grant, and an LA County Music in Public Spaces grant. Several autumn free to the public studio previews lead to the main event on Sept 22 & 23, 2018.
Interested in all dance forms performed by professional companies (usually 20 -25 selected) including traditional ballet and modern as well as ethnic dance forms, fusion, tap, and hip-hop. Each day includes 3 preprofessional companies or schools. This is for an outdoor Marley covered stage approximately 32 x 28 feet.
Honorarium ($200-$300 for all professional companies selected)
Early Deadline June 30, 2018
Final Deadline July 15, 2018.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
Invasion and A Jewish Child’s Story
June 3, 2018
Lummis Day Festival @ 4:25pm performance
Sycamore Grove Park, 4702 N. Figueroa Street in Highland Park between Ave 47 and Ave 49
Uptown Danza Stage
Admission: FREE
lummisday.org 323-646-8331
About: “Invasion“, a sci-fi work that has to do with what happens when we are invaded by another species (or metaphorically, or what happens when very diverse qualities from different cultures come together). Who changes who? What is the result? “Electrifying and powerful!”
About: “A Jewish Child’s Story, Part I“, an autobiographical dance multimedia work of early dreams from a granddaughter of Jewish immigrants. “Engaging and relevant to our time”
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
Invasion
June 2, 2018
Front and Main Festival
8pm performance
Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main St, Temecula 92590
frontmainfest.com, 951-551-2208
About: “Invasion“, a sci-fi work that has to do with what happens when we are invaded by another species (or metaphorically, or what happens when very diverse qualities from different cultures come together). Who changes who? What is the result? “Electrifying and powerful!”
Auditions for 2018-2019
Male & Female Dancers for the 2018-2019 Season
1 Male & 1 Female
Residencies in 11 Schools
Feb-June 2018
Residencies include workshops for students, performances of our company and the students from the workshops, professional development for teachers
Schools include: State Street El, Virginia, Queen Anne El, Rodia Continuation HIgh School, Caroldale Learning Center, Moore Math Science, 42nd St El, Orthopaedic Hospital Magnet, Marlton Handicapped/Special Ed (all curriculum), Carson-Gore Acad of Envir Studies (after school), all through the LAUSD Arts Community Network sponsored by the Arts Office)
Vena Magnet- (Funded in part through a grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles)
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
A Jewish Child’s Story
March 4, 2018
HHII Festival
Center Stage Theater, Santa Barbara, CA
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
A Jewish Child’s Story
February 11, 2018
Culver City Senior Center
1pm performance
4090 Overland Ave.
Culver City, CA 90230
Even info: 310.253.6700
About: A Jewish Child’s Story is an autobiographical dance multimedia work of early dreams from a granddaughter of Jewish immigrants, and research on the Holocaust connected to relatives never known. The performance includes an audience and artist discussion of the work and other dance pieces by Louise Reichlin including “Brandenburg” from “Tap Dance Widows Club” and “A Multicultural Wedding Dance”.
Spotlight performance at IPAY, Philadelphia
Jan 25, 2018
Performing a sponsored Spotlight at the International Performing Arts For Youth (IPAY) in Philadelphia during their conference which runs Jan 24-27, 2018. Our performance will be at the Prince Theatre on Jan 25 between 2:45-4:45, exact time tba. Our booth is 21.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
A Jewish Child’s Story and The Tennis Dances
Jan 21, 2018
Clark County Library Theater
3 pm
Admission: FREE
Presented by the Las Vegas Clark County Library District
Call 702-507-3989 or 702-507-3459 for more info on these performances.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
The Tennis Dances and Tap Dance Widows Club
Jan 20, 2018
West Las Vegas PAC
3 pm
Admission: FREE
Presented by the Las Vegas Clark County Library District
Call 702-507-3989 or 702-507-3459 for more info on these performances.
Residencies in 10 Schools
October-December 2017
We are currently in 10 school residencies in partnership with the Los Angeles Unified School District’s Arts Community Network. At each school we do 10 workshops with students culminating with 2 performances of them performing with our company. We also work with the teachers in Professional Development so they can add more dance in their curriculum. The schools include: 153rd, 4th St, Anton, Century Park, Doris Place, Mariposa-Nabi Primary, Noble, Plummer, Sally Ride Smart Academy, and Trinity (all elementary this semester).
San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts
September 17, 2017
11am to 8pm
Port of Los Angeles, 112 E 22nd St. San Pedro, CA 90731
Admission: FREE
Produced by Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers (Louise Reichlin) in conjunction with People’s Place San Pedro (Jan Kain). Funded in part by a Dept of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, Festival Grant and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission Music in Public Places. Please see triartSP.com or call 213.385.1171 for details on the event, now in its 11th year.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
The Patchwork Girl of Oz
June 17, 2017
Windmill Library, 7060 W. Windmill Ln, Las Vegas, NV
June 19, 2017
Summerlin Library, 1771 Inner Circle Dr., Las Vegas, NV
Presented by the Las Vegas Clark County Library District
Call 702-507-3989 or 702-507-3459 for more info on these performances.
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers performs
A Jewish Child’s Story Part II
April 2, 2017
Orange County Dance Festival
Rose Center Theater
Westminster, CA
Educational Residencies and Classes
April and May, 2017
Residencies include performances, student workshops and professional development
4th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (4th & 5th grades)
116th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (2nd grade)
66th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Century Park Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Parmelee Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Noble Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD and funded in part by the Dept of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles
153rd St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD, City of Gardena
Lexington Primary Center: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (2nd grade)
NASA in partnership with Angels Gate Cultural Center working with three 1st grades. Culmination and performance of “A Jewish Child’s Story, Part 1” at the Frida Kahlo Theater.
Educational Residencies and Classes
February and March, 2017
Residencies include performances, student workshops and professional development
All Peoples Community Center, Los Angeles, Oct-March
NASA, in partnership with Angels Gate Cultural Center working with Three 1st grades, Jan-May
Maripos Primary Center: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (2nd grades)
Lexington Primary Center: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (2nd grades)
Kittridge Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD, & funded in part by the Dept of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles
4th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD (4th & 5th grades)
116th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD, (2nd grades)
66th St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Century Park Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Parmelee Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD
Noble Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD and funded in part by the Dept of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles
153rd St. Elementary: Member of the Arts Community Network, LAUSD, City of Gardena