summer dance CAMP INTENSIVE

summer dance CAMP INTENSIVE

College of Southern Idaho and Idaho Dance Arts Alliance Present

July 15 – 25, 2018

College of Southern Idaho and Idaho Dance Arts Alliance Present

OFFERING CLASSES IN . . .Intermediate to Advanced Levels

PLUSA Saturday Junior Day

Camp for ages 9-11SIGN UP TODAY!

july 15-25, 2018

www.csi.edu/dancecamp

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Non-ProfitOrganization

U.S. Postage

PAIDPermit No. 134

Twin Falls, Idaho83303-1238

2450-5695P.O. Box 1238Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238

summer dance CAMP INTENSIVEPOSTMARKED ON OR BEFORE JULY 1st POSTMARKED AFTER JULY 1st

One Week Ten Day Junior One Week Ten Day Junior

OFF Campus $285.00 $415.00 $85.00 $335.00 $465.00 $95.00

ON Campus $487.00 $855.00 $573.00 $905.00

DORM STUDENTS:$20.00 Key Deposit Required.

Please send a SEPARATE check for key deposit, made out to CSI.

The check will be returnedwhen/if the key is turned in.

MAIL REGISTRATION FORM BY JULY 9th WITH A $25.00 DEPOSIT (non-refundable) WHICH WILL BE APPLIED TO TUITION.

F I N A L PAY M E N T I S D U E B Y T H E F I R S T D AY O F C A M P, B U T I F YO U A R E PA I D I N F U L L P R I O R T O A R R I V I N G , C H E C K - I N W I L L B E M U C H E A S I E R .

Please mail registration form to: CSI - Dance Camp • CSI Fine Arts Center • PO Box 1238 • Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238

For more information, contact: Kaydene Cope Gilbert (208) 241-8876 • CSI Fine Arts Center (208) 732-6288

If you are trying to register an 11 year old for the regular camp, this form must be accompanied by a letter from their instructor vouching for their emotional maturity and advanced dance

level for their age. These 11 year olds may only attend the one week camp.

MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO:COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO (CSI)

After receiving your completed registration form and $25.00non-refundable deposit, we will send you an information packet.

summer dance CAMP INTENSIVE REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASEPRINT

First Name _____________________________Last Name __________________________ Phone __________________ Sex: M F

Address ___________________________________________City __________________________ State ______ Zip ___________

Birthday ____ / _____ /_____ Age ______Current Studio _________________________________ #Years Danced ___________

Email Address ______________________________________________________________T-Shirt Size: Adult Size XS S M L XL

# ______________________________________Expires_________ Amt. Chrgd. ____________

Signature ____________________________________________________________________

SESSION(Check One)

ONE WEEKJULY 15-20

TEN DAY JULY 15-25

JUNIORJULY 21

Please charge fees in full to my: VISA MasterCard Discover American Express

I WILL BE STAYING IN THE DORM

YES NO

NOTE • UNLESS YOU SPECIFY A ROOMMATE, THE CAMP WILL ASSIGN ONE TO YOU.

• THERE WILL BE THREE STUDENTS TO A ROOM UNLESS NOTIFIED.

Roommates Preferred (We need this information by July 6th or your request will not be honored.)

1. ___________________________________________________________________

2. ___________________________________________________________________

lydia sakolsky-basquillLydia Sakolsky-Basquill was born in Rochester, NY into a military family. After settling in Boise, ID she studied with the late Eric Coffman. More experience was gained overseas and in various intensives throughout the northwest. Lydia graduated with an AA in Dance Performance from New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL. Her studies focused on Graham, Limon, and Horton techniques along with R.A.D, Balanchine, and Paris Opera techniques. She also performed as a soloist in Michael Utoff’s ballet, Canyon Pass. Lydia continued her studies to pursue a BFA in Dance Performance at Arizona State University, where she was a part of ASU’s reconstruction of Jose Limon’s Missa Brevis, Mazurkas,

and Dances for Isadora. She left Arizona to study at the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance under the direction of Summer Lee Rhatigan. Since joining SFCD, Lydia was cast in reconstructions of Robert Moses’ The Supplicant, Netherlands Dance Theatre’s Fallen Angels, as well as creating contemporary new works with artists Summer Lee Rhatigan, the Foundry’s Alex Ketley and Christian Burns, and Batsheva Dance Company’s (Tel Aviv) Bobbi Smith. Lydia relocated back to Boise and is happy to be dancing and creating work for Ballet Idaho, the Boise Dance Co-op, Idaho Dance Theatre, Treefort Music Festival, and various studios throughout Idaho. In 2013, Lydia launched Project Flux Dance, which has since established itself with commissioned works in the Boise dance community. In 2016, she brought her work with Project Flux to the TEDx stage.

Kevin Pajarillaga

2018 campfaculty

LAURA BRICKIsabel Machado

Welcome to the faculty Idaho native Machado! Isabel started dancing in Boise at the age of three and at 18 became a part of Project Flux before moving to Fort Worth, Texas to teach at Dana’s Studio of Dance. Isabel has toured with Adrenaline

Dance Convention as an Ace and was offered a spot on Soul Escape under the direction of Justin Giles. With a passion for teaching, Isabel has taught Contemporary and Hip Hop at Nexus Dance convention for the past two years and judged for Odyssey Talent Competitions in Oklahoma City. She is currently assisting and traveling with Marcea Lane.

Brayden Singley

At the age of 18, Quinell took a real interest in dancing and discovered that dance would become the passion of his life. Quinell progressed very quickly and became part of the biggest Krump dance crew in the world, teaming up with the best of the best Krump dancers around Calfornia to compete on the acclaimed show America’s Best Dance Crew. Quinell and the crew, led by Chez “Tight Eyez” Willis, landed in the top four! Quinell

has worked with many world-renowned choreographers such as Rosero McCoy (School House Rock), Chuck Maldonado (Stomp the Yard), Chris Scott (Step Up 3), and many more. Quinell has worked on solo projects with local San Diego talent, the BREAX, Worldwide talent, Mr. Bengley (Gs to Gents), Tedashii, Lecrae, and more. With his extensive training and dynamic personality, Quinell has furthered his career by teaching all over the world for over ten years and has started his own competing and performing dance crew JRSKULLIES DANCE CREW, an all-girl crew committed to bringing the essence of raw hip-hop and Krump to the San Diego Dance Community.

CSI/IDAA Dance Camp brings in a guest faculty of professional dancers and dance professors from around the United States. The faculty is hand-picked for their unique strengths, talents, knowledge, and rapport with students to assure each student achieves their highest potential!

* Fa

culty

is s

ubje

ct to

cha

nge

due

to p

rofe

ssio

nal o

ppor

tuni

ties.

Kristina received a BFA from the University of Utah with an emphasis in teaching, performing and character. She performed with Utah Ballet and the Character Dance Ensemble while attending the university and currently performs with Eastern Arts. While traveling to Australia, Spain, Russia, and China she studied at Elance Ballet School, the University of Eibar, the Vaganova Dance Society, and the Beijing Dance Academy. She trained with the Ripon City Ballet in California, where she performed several lead roles including Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty. She attended summer intensives at ABT in New York City, Lines Ballet in San Francisco, and Contra Costa Ballet in California. Kristina now lives in Mountain House, CA and teaches at several studios around the Bay Area. She is in the process of building her own studio where she can share her knowledge and love of ballet to create the next generation of ballerinas!

Kristina PowerQuinell Bash

Brayden was born and raised in Utah and began dancing his junior year in high school. He served a two-year LDS mission in the state of Washington and is currently attending BYU on a modern dance scholarship. He has choreographed for the NBA JAZZ Dancers, the Oregon State University gymnastics team, and many other groups. Brayden is an award-winning choreographer who

has trained heavily in Jazz, Jazz Funk, Hip-Hop, Contemporary, and modern. He sets choreography and teaches masterclasses in each of these styles at many camps, studios, and schools throughout the United States. Brayden’s biggest goal as a teacher is to help his students understand the importance of confidence. First as a person, then as a dancer.

Kevin Pajarillaga is Washington D.C native where he began training at Citydance Conservatory (2010) then continued to Point Park University (2012-2016). Pajarillaga formerly worked with, YY Dance Company, Sonya Tayeh Dance Company, PRIOREDANCE, and I.C Movement Project and guest performed with Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Parsons Dance Company, Pittsburgh Ballet Theater and Focus Cia De Danca. Choreography credits include The Juilliard School, Wanderlust Dance Project, Citydance Conservatory, and the DREAMscape gala. Kevin has acquired a range of repertoire including works by Crystal Pite, Alejandro Cerrudo, Lar Lubovitch, Jessica Lang, Viktor Quijada, Dwight Rhoden, Andrea Miller, Ronin Koresh, Ron Tassone, and Nicholas Petrov. Pajarillaga was included in World Premieres with, Sonya Tayeh, Yin Yue, Garfield Lemonius, Robert Priore, and Ivy Chow. Pajarillaga sends gratitude to all his family, friends, supporters and art goers who have kept the art form of dance alive!

Laura Brick is originally from Tampa, FL. She currently resides in Salt Lake City, Utah and is a senior company member of Odyssey Dance Theatre. Previous to joining Odyssey Dance Theatre, Laura attended the University of Utah where she received a BFA in modern dance and a minor in psychology. While attending “The U”, Laura participated in numerous foreign exchange programs such as “The Movement Exchange” in Panama and “The Berlin State Ballet school” exchange in Germany. She was a part of “The Performing Dance Company” from 2010-2014. During this time, she was honored to perform in works created by Andrea Miller, Merce Cunningham, Twyla Tharp, Marc Bogaerts, and Eric Handman. Post college, Laura has continued to perform in works around the country while simultaneously touring nationally and internationally with Odyssey Dance Theatre. In 2014 Laura was invited to perform in Eric Handman’s “Disappearing Days” at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and in 2015 she was invited to perform with Shaun Boyle and Artists in Tempe, AZ. In her time with Odyssey, she’s been privileged to perform works created by Garrett Smith, Christian Denice, Bonnie Story, Mia Michaels, Dee Caspary and Derryl Yeager. Laura feels it’s always important to continue to train. In her off seasons, she been accepted to and attended numerous programs

such as; Salt Dance Fest, Northwest Dance Project’s LAUNCH, American Dance Festival, Hubbard Street, Alonzo King’s LINES, and Ballet West. Laura teaches at numerous high schools and studios in Utah and has had work selected and presented at Grand Prix Nationals in New York. Most recently, Laura received her RYT200HR Yoga certification through Corepower Yoga in Salt Lake City, UT. Her class is fused with Limon, Horton, Yoga, Pilates, Bartinieff Fundamentals, and release technique. Laura loves delving into the subtle nuances of proper alignment for each unique body that allows for a new awareness of our bodies as they fly through space. She’s found a real love for implementing accessible and relatable conditioning and has created her own conditioning program that’s unique to her class.