BWW Reviews: Endangered Species, WORKING WOMEN at the Joyce

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Friday, Feb, 8, 2013; 8:51 PM; - by Amber Adams

Related: women working, endangered, choreography, Joyce Theater, New York

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Amber Adams is a graduate of the University of the North Carolina School of the Arts where she studied ballet and contemporary dance. She received her BFA in Dance and Theater from Marymount Manhattan College. Amber has studied with American Ballet Theater, the NY Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts School of Film and Television, the Joffrey Ballet School, Steps on Broadway and many other schools around the world. Amber performed in the off- Broadway shows "Happenstance" and ���8 Million Protagonists��� and continues to dance for numerous New York City-based choreographers. Along side her performance career Amber has choreographed original works for Campbell College, Dixon Place Theater, Bridge for Dance, and Gorilla Tango Theater. Currently, she is an active member of the Dance Films Association and the dance education community at large.

Past Articles by This Author:

BWW Reviews: Faye Driscoll Group - The Multiplicity of Mirroring

BWW Reviews: Doug Varone and Dancers- Breathing Room Within the Creative Process

BWW Reviews: Endangered Species, WORKING WOMEN at the Joyce