FROM THE BARRE
December 2015
RO C KL AN D SC H OO L OF BALLE T
Rockland School of Ballet Founder & Director
Emily Jenks
Images Jacob Gerritsen Jessica McMahon Xara Sunne
Founded in 1997 to promote artistic, creative and healthy activity for the body, mind and spirit while providing a fun-filled dance experience in a safe, positive, educational and nurturing environment. www.rocklandballet.com missemily@rocklandballet.com 207-542-3556
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Contents:
T HE SN OW Q U EE N
Featured: Studio Note-
READ INSIDE FOR CAST LISTS, STORY LINES, AND MORE ON THIS FABULOUS WINTER PERFORMANCE ... P. 6
A note from Rockland School of Ballet. p.4
Class ScheduleFlip to page 11 to view this year’s class schedule. p. 12
December ObjectivesMonthly objectives are back! Read inside to find out more about December’s monthly objective and movement concept
FOR SALE
REMINDERS
at Rockland School of Ballet. p8
Brystle Nobles Fitness Read inside about fitness classes with Brystle Noble... p. 15
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT RSB!…. P 13
REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
December CalendarMark your calendars with these events p. 21
CHECK THE SCHEDULE!…. P 22
A FEW REMINDERS FROM RSB.... P 25 - 29
BAC KSTAGE BLI SS A FEW REMINDERS FOR BACKSTAGE BEHAVIOR.... P 22
Movie Ticket Bonanza -
CO NTE MP OR A RY DA NCE
Raise the Floor! With another fundraiser underway help us sell 100 booklets and raise $600 for our new floor! FMI p. 23
Angelina Ballerina -
FIND OUT WHAT THE CONTEMPORARY DANCERS ARE UP TO AT RSB....P. 20
Book your child’s birthday party with Angelina Ballerina and Rockland School of Ballet, details inside! p 5
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STUDIO NOTE
‘Miss Emily Bear’ & ’Miss Jessica Bear’ see p17 for the full story behind the bears.
Rockland School of Ballet a note from the school Dear Students and Families, With just three weeks to go until the big recital please read this issue of From the Barre very carefully! You will find lot’s of great information regarding rehearsal times, space, costuming, and more! If you have questions please reach out to Miss Emily at missemily@rocklandballet.com or 207.542.3556. Additionally, read on for helpful information regarding how you can be most helpful as we transition into more rehearsals both in the studio and in a new space!
We are very much looking forward to seeing everyone in the studio and on the stage as the magical ballet, The Snow Queen comes to life! Thank you all for your hard work and participation thus far in making this vision a reality. As aways keep dancing!
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ANGELINA BALLERINA Birthday Parties
Does your little dancer just adore Angelina Ballerina? Contact Rockland School of Ballet and host your next birthday party with us, all themed around beloved mousling Angelina Ballerina. Parties are designed for up to15 guests and available in different packages. So, contact Rockland School of Ballet today for your personalized quote and begin planning your little dancer’s next birthday party with Angelina Ballerina and Rockland School of Ballet!
What Do you get when you book your Angelina Ballerina Birthday Party? 1. A mini dance class and dance games 2. Official Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy birthday party invitations and envelopes 3. Official Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy birthday party name tag stickers 4. Official Angelina ballerina Dance Academy party star stickers 5. Official Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy birthday party coloring books 6. Official Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy birthday party balloons and Cake
R ock C ity B allet C ompany Presents
The Snow Queen A delightful winter production adapted for ballet from the classic children’s story by Hans Christian Anderson demonstrating that friendship, love, bravery, hope, integrity, persistence toward one’s goals, and determination can enable anyone to overcome life’s obstacles.
December 19, 2015 Strom Auditorium ~ 1:30 For Tickets: www.rocklandballet.com or www.tututix.com
Cast List for The Snow Queen Fourth Draft
PROLOGUE Story the First, Which Describes a Looking-Glass and the Broken Fragments Hobgoblin – Isabella L. Imps & Towonfolk – Hunter, Chesley, Liefe, Erin, Grace, Ella, Seren, Bella, Myah, Madison, Makenzie Snow Queen - Xara Snowflakes – Lilli, Haven, Ada, Isabelle
ACT 1 Second Story: A Little Boy and a Little Girl Children – Seren, Bella, Myah, Madison, Makenzie Young Gerda - Korsen Young Kai – Gemma Grandmother - Joanna Snow Queen - Xara Snowflakes – Lilli, Haven, Ada, Isabelle
Third Story: The Flower Garden of the Woman Who Could Conjure River – Liefe, Erin, Hunter, Isabella L., Chesley, Ella Enchantress - Grace Garden Flowers – Roses: Olivia, Krista, Evelyn, Isla; Tiger Lilies: Seren, Bella; Morning Glories: Addien, Brigid, Ember; Snow Drops: Sophia, Helena; Hyacinths: Myah, Madison, Makenzie; Buttercups: Anna, Juliet; Narcissus: Icelynn, Isabella F.
Fourth Story: The Prince and Princess Crows – Liefe, Erin Princess - Sarah Prince - Hunter Court – Grace, Haven, Ada, Gemma, Ella, Isabelle Horses – Lilli, Isabella L.
Act 2 Fifth Story: Little Robber-Girl Gerda – Chesley Robbers – Hunter, Grace, Ella, Haven, Gemma, Korsen, Seren, Bella, Myah, Madison, Makenzie Robber Girl - Ada Reindeer – Isabelle H.
Sixth Story: The Lapland Woman and the Finland Woman Lappish Woman – Miss Jessica Finnish Woman – Miss Emily Snowflakes – Lilli, Haven, Ada, Gemma, Grace, Ella, Liefe, Erin Angels - Addien, Brigid, Ember, Anna, Juliet, Olivia, Krista, Evelyn, Isla, Icelynn, Isabella F., Sophia, Helena, Seren, Bella, Myah, Madison, Makenzie
Seventh Story: Of the Palace of the Snow Queen and What Happened There At Last Snow Queen – Xara; Gerda – Chesley; Kai – Hunter Snowflakes – Lilli, Haven, Ada, Gemma, Grace, Ella Princess – Sarah; Court Dancers: Grace, Ella, Haven, Gemma Robber Girl - Ada Reindeer – Isabelle H. Crows – Liefe, Erin Grandmother – Joanna
Finale: Curtain Call – ALL DANCERS Gerda – Chesley & Korsen; Kai – Hunter & Gemma
Rockland School of Ballet
December
Monthly Objective
Dances from Other Countries Every human society practices dance... People around the world use dance to express themselves, pass on their histories and exercise their bodies.� Learning about dances from other countries help us to become better dancers. For example the Nutcracker shows many different cultures including: The Spanish Dance of Spain The Chinese Dance of China The Russian Dance of Russia The Arabian Dance of North Africa and the Middle East Learning about dances from other cultures teaches us about differences and similarities in movement, about the history of dance and how dance evolves over time, about music and costumes from other counties and about learning to appreciate the cultural heritage of others.
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Rockland School of Ballet
December Movement Concept Weight and Flow
Weight(n):
the amount or quantity of heaviness or mass,
amount a thing weighs. The force that gravitation exerts upon a body, equal to the mass of the body times the local acceleration of gravity.
It is important for dancers to distribute their weight evenly when dancing. It builds a strong and versatile dancer. Additionally, within movement, dancers can express to their audience many emotions and feelings through the heaviness or lightness in their movements.
Flow(n): an act of flowing movement in or as if in a stream. Dancers should understand how to flow from one movement to another gracefully and beautifully.
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Costume Deposits and Recital Fee
Rockland School of Ballet’s 2015 Winter Recital Rockland School of Ballet is thrilled to announce that this year’s winter production of ‘The Snow Queen’ will be at the Strom Auditorium! We are in full swing with preparations and look forward to performing this exciting show. As a reminder for all RSB students, family and friends, our first on stage rehearsal is scheduled
patrons must have a ticket to the performance. We are very excited about this year’s winter performance and look forward to showcasing all of our dancers and their tremendous skills. It is sure to become one of the midcoast’s All dance families that paid their recital fee of $45 best annual winter will receive their two free performances ever! tickets to the show. All Saturday December 12th 2:00 - 4:00pm. Dress rehearsal will be held on Friday, December 18, 2015 at 5:00 with a performance on Saturday, December 19, 2015 at 1:30.
Happy Birthday to some very special
Rockland School of Ballet students: Isla - 5 Connie - 77 Hunter - 17
Rockland School of
Ballet Schedule Monday:
Ballet Fit! Adult Ballet- 5:30-6:45pm
Tuesday:
Ballet Fit! Floor Stretch and Barre (Adult)- 10:00-11:00am Youth Ballet (Age 11-18)- 4:30-6:30pm Contemporary Repertoire (Teen)- 6:30-8:00pm
Wednesday: Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy Level I (Age 3 &4)- 10:00-11:00am Leap ‘n Learn Pre Ballet (Age 5)- 2:30-3:30pm Leap ‘n Learn Primary Ballet (Age 6 & 7)- 3:30 - 4:45pm Ballet I (Age 8 - 10)- 4:45 - 6:00pm Ballet Fit! Adult Ballet- 6:30-8:00pm
Thursday:
Youth Ballet (Age 12-18)- 4:30-7:00pm Pre Pointe (Age 12-18)- 7:00 - 7:45pm
Friday:
Youth Ballet (Age 11-18)- 4:30-6:30pm - Adults Welcome Contemporary (Age 11-18)- 6:30 - 7:30pm
Saturday:
Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy Level I (Age 3 & 4) 8:40-9:30am Leap ‘n Learn Pre Ballet (Age 5) 9:40-10:40am Leap ‘n Learn Primary Ballet (Age 7 & 8) 10:40am-12:00pm Contemporary/Jazz (Age 7 & 8) 12:00-12:45pm Youth Ballet - Mix level (Age 8 - 15) 1:45-3:15pm Youth Contemporary/Jazz (Age 8 - 15) 3:15-4:15pm
207.542.3556. ~ www.rocklandballet.com ~ missemily@rocklandballet.com
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Angelina Ballerina Skirt and Mouse Ears
Light Pink Tank Leotard
Light Pink Revolution Wrap Sweater
Merchandise for Sale at Rockland School of Ballet Rockland School of Ballet has the perfect gifts for your dancer. Whether you are looking to give something special or searching for the perfect christmas gift come for your dancer come to Rockland School of Ballet where we have all kinds of dance apparel, t-shirts, gift cards, dance bags, leg warmers, leotards, bun covers, Angelina Ballerina Dolls and much more! Come to the studio or contact Miss Emily for more information.
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Rockland School of Ballet Sweatshirts
Light Blue Revolution Wrap Sweater
Small Child White and Gold Costume
Rockland School of Ballet T-shirts
Locally Made Crocheted Dance Bags
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Classes Meet: Monday 6:00 & 7:15am Wednesday 6:00 & 7:15am Friday 6:00 & 7:15am
8 Lindsey Street Rockland, Maine 04841
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December Break December 21, 2015 - January 2, 2016 Classes resume the week of January 4, 2016
Summer Camps Stay tuned! In the next issue of From the Barre we’ll have information regarding summer 2016 at RSB
February Break February 15th - 19th 2016
April Break April 18th - 22nd 2016
Spring Recital Saturday, April 16, 2016
Frog Princess Awards Saturday, May 28, 2016
Stage Rehearsal 2:00pm Saturday December 12, 2015 Camden Hills Regional High School Strom Auditorium 25 Keelson Drive Rockport Maine
Dress Rehearsal 5:00pm Friday December 18, 2015 Camden Hills Regional High School Strom Auditorium 25 Keelson Drive Rockport Maine
Snow Queen Performance 1:30pm
The Story Behind The Bears Once upon a time long, long ago Miss Jessica came home to Maine for a visit and brought a present for Miss Emily. As Miss Emily excitedly unwrapped her present she discovered a beautiful stuffed bear, dressed in ballet clothes. She decided that she would bring the bear into the studio, name her Miss Jessica and have her watch classes all of the time. Just last year one of Miss Emily’s students came in and brought her a gift, an identical bear! Miss Emily dubbed this bear to be “Miss Emily” and set her on on the shelf next to Miss Jessica and there they sit watching over the studio all the time. And thus when you read your newsletter, you will find the two bears telling you what’s up from the studio, it’s actually a note from Miss Emily and Miss Jessica!
Saturday December 19, 2015 Camden Hills Regional High School
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Follow this link to register online now! http://www.rocklandballet.com/schedule.html
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Rockland School of Ballet The Contemporary Movement
Nothing is More Revealing Than
MOVEMENT Rockland School of Ballet’s Contemporary Movement is a company division and was created with a vision of providing the midcoast Maine dance community space to come together and dance without judgement and reservation. Contemporary Movement provides dancers with a place to explore their passion, develop technique, and assimilate creativity. Each month dancers enter the studio and begin by discussing a current social issue. After gaining an understanding of the topic at hand, dancers learn a choreographed piece internalizing the movement, making it their own and sharing their story through dance. Contemporary Movement at Rockland School of Ballet offers students a safe, nurturing environment to hone their craft while continuing to develop their technique. In addition to regular classes and rehearsals, students are brought into the community to lead by example, telling stories and sharing experiences through the art of dance. Contact Rockland School of Ballet today to learn more about becoming part of the Contemporary Movement.
Rockland School of Ballet The Contemporary Movement
October MOVEMENT Follow this link to watch our video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiaU8joFJwY
Body Image noun an intellectual or idealized image of what ones body is or should be like that is sometimes misconceived in such mental disorders as anorexia nervosa- Merriam Webster Dictionary What is body image? What does beautiful look and feel like? What affect does our society, media and social media play in how we view ourselves? What does it mean to love something about yourself? How does it feel? Many thanks to all of our talented dancers for their participation in this project. Also, thank you to Jane and Lee Karker, Jamie Sunne, Emily Jenks and dancers families!
Sunday December 6th 12:30 PM All students please arrive at Rockland School of Ballet no later than 12:10 for a full show run through!
Rehearsals Saturday December 12th 2:00 PM All students please arrive at the Strom Auditorium no later than 1:45pm
Tuition Due December 1, 2015 * If you have not yet set up your tuition payments with your bank, please note they are due now and were no later than December 10th to avoid a $10.00 late fee. (see the website for tuition payment policy)
Rehearsals Friday December 18th All students please arrive at the Strom Auditorium no later than 4:15 pm Saturday December 19th All students please arrive at the Strom Auditorium no later than 12:00 pm
December 2015
Rehearsals
Rockland School Ballet Rehearsal Schedule
With just three weeks to go until the show it is imperative that all dancers make their best effort to not only be at all of their weekly classes but also at all of the extra rehearsals. For your convenience, below is the schedule of events!
Monday, November 30th - Saturday, December 5th Classes held as usual at Rockland School of Ballet
Sunday, December 6th Rehearsal at Rockland School of Ballet 12:10 call for all dancers 12:30 Full show/studio run-through 3-5 year olds will be dismissed at 2:00pm Age 7 will be dismissed at 3:00pm All others will be dismissed at 4:30
Monday, December 7th - Friday, December 11th Classes held as usual at Rockland School of Ballet
Saturday, December 12th Stage Rehearsal - Camden Hills Regional High School 25 Keelson Drive Rockport, Maine 04856 All dancers are to arrive no later than 1:45 pm Rehearsal will run approximately 2 hours
Monday, December 14th - Thursday, December 17th Classes held as usual at Rockland School of Ballet
Friday, December 18th Dress Rehearsal Camden Hills Regional High School 25 Keelson Drive Rockport Maine 04856 All dancers are to arrive no later than 4:15 pm
Saturday, December 19th Performance - Camden Hills Regional High School 25 Keelson Drive Rockport Maine 04856 All Dances are to arrive no later than 12:00pm
Rockland School of Ballet 8 Lindsey Street, Rockland, ME 04841
“Raise the Floor” Fundraiser!
Help support our fundraiser by selling these coupon booklets, redeemable at Flagship Cinemas in Thomaston, in an effort to raise funds for our group. Make sure to tell your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers what these booklets have to offer and their amazing value. Use social media to let your friends and family know about these coupon booklets—make sure to post and hashtag to get the word out our group is fundraising with Movie Money Bonanza! They make wonderful gifts for birthdays and holidays and are great employee incentives! You don’t want anyone missing out on these great money saver booklets —or a night out at the movie theater! You will find an attached sale log, please make sure to track your sales by each customer. If you have questions please contact: Miss Emily or Miss Jessica Make checks payable to Rockland
School of Ballet
All orders and all unsold booklets must be in by December 17, 2015. Happy Fundraising! And THANK YOU! Miss Emily Rockland School of Ballet
Backstage Bliss
Ticket Booth Lighting and Sound Green Room Snow Queen Staff
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Remember, everyone back stage wants the same thing- a great show!
The Black Box 1.Please be respectful of the space. We are renting the Strom Auditorium and must leave it in the same condition we found it in. a.Pick up your trash b.Hang your costumes and all of its pieces c.Keep all of your hair and make up products contained 2.Please be respectful of one another. a. Keep your hands to yourself b. Do not move another dancer’s costume or props, especially without their knowledge 3.Please keep your voices and laughter down, even when backstage in the dressing room, voices carry. 4.Please stay in your designated area. Teachers and recital helpers have a lot of dancers to keep track of during a performance. When their requests are ignored, you stand the chance of missing your entrances or causing someone else to miss theirs. 5. Maximize your focus and keep socializing to a minimum. a. There’s a lot of energy in the atmosphere and it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement. To have the best show possible it’s important everyone stay calm and focused! b. During the show keep stretching, stay calm, keep breathing and reserve your energy for on stage. 6. Stay warm, safe and injury free. Warm up your body and keep stretching in your down time, between numbers and at intermission.
Performance Hair What do I need? All dancers (unless otherwise instructed) must have hair secured away from the face in a Ballet Bun. To put hair into a Ballet Bun you will need the following items: Hair Elastic Hair Brush Bobby Pins Hairspray
Watch this video for full instruction on making the perfect ballet bun! https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=tLKk4r4VZZY
Face Lined eyes, dusted with neutral, highlight and darker accent. Finish with Mascara.
Filled eyebrows. Matched to natural color
Rouge dusted cheek bones.
Lipstick
Eyes 1: Highlight 2: Accent
2: Base Color
Stage Make-Up
Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with the heart is another.
What do I need? Foundation Eye Liner Eye Shadow Mascara Blush Lipstick
Tips: Skin: Use a base that is close to the dancer’s skin color. Blend in and cover lightly with a translucent face powder (not required for small children).
Eye Liner: Select a navyblue, brown or gray. Avoid making thick lines, but just enough to accentuate the eye.
Eye Shadow: Layer your shadows. Begin with a neutral base before adding in additional colors: light brown, blue or gray to highlight the
Blush: Light red or pink rouge work well to highlight the cheekbones. Blend the edges and use enough to make the cheeks rosy!
eyes. Additionally, fill in the eyebrows if they are light in color. Mascara: If you have a curler, curl the lashes and apply 2 coats of mascara.
Lips: Lips are very important! Use a light red or pink lipstick to define the lips and enough so the lips stand out!
Dress Rehearsal & Show Time It’s showtime! There are a lot of details and information is flying around. Here are the highlights of what you really need to know about for you and your child!
Hair and Make-up Buns and Beauties Refer to tutorials online and in this issue of From the Barre of how to make the perfect ballet bun. All dancers must have their hair in a ballet bun and face in full make up for the following days: Dress Rehearsal Performance For specific questions regarding make-up instructions please refer to page 29 of this issue or contact Miss Emily directly.
Dress Rehearsal Strom Auditorium
Costumes All costumes will be handed out at dress rehearsal! Please make sure you pay special attention to your costume and all of its pieces. After each rehearsal and performance please hang the costume and its parts back together where it came from. Save new tights for the day of the show, and please DO NOT eat in the costumes and only consume clear liquids such as water. Costumes and accessories are not replaceable and we need your help keeping them in the best shape possible for years to come!
DRESS REHEARSAL IS MANDATORY! Please contact Miss Emily at your earliest convenience if your child is ill the day of dress Rehearsal. Please arrive at the Camden Hills Regional High School Strom Auditorium Black Box ** no later than at 4:15 pm. All dancers must be in costume with hair and makeup done ready to begin dancing at 5:00om. Please help us by being ready to go at the aforementioned time 5:00pm. With your cooperation we can all start on time and work through the show quickly and smoothly!
**enter through the main doors of the high school, continue walking straight until you reach the cafeteria and take a left, walk straight passing the women’s bathroom (on your left) and take the next doorway on your left into the black box.
Show Time Saturday 12/19/15 The first annual performance of The Snow Queen is Saturday, November 19, 2015 at 1:30 pm. Dancers need to arrive Camden Hills Regional High School Strop Auditorium Black Box at 12:00pm on Saturday, December 19th. All dancers must be in costume with their hair and make-up done, and ready to dance by 1:00pm. All young dancers will be back stage in the black box with their group and stage hand. Dancers may not sit in general audience space with their families.
Snow Queen tickets are now available online at https://web.tututix.com/tickets/ Get your tickets ahead of time for this fantastic winter ballet. $15/ticket
FAQ Q: What about my two tickets that come with the recital fee? A: As promised, each family that paid their recital fee will receive two tickets to the Snow Queen. These tickets may be used for any two members of the dancers family, however those not holding a ticket the day of the show will be required to purchase a ticket at the door. Q: Can I purchase a ticket at the door? A: Yes! You will be able to purchase a ticket to the Snow Queen on the day of the show. Q: Why is there an extra $1.75 fee on my order from Tututix? A: This covers the cost of Tututix having to make and print the tickets. It’s a service charge, if you will. A Tututix account was set up for your convenience to pre-order tickets for yourself and your loved ones. We look forward to seeing you at the show.
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