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Natalie Marrone has
spent the last decade teaching dance in University programs
including such prestigious programs as The Ohio State University,
Ohio Wesleyan University, Western Michigan University, Emory
University, Oberlin College, Bowling Green State University,
California State University, and University of North Carolina.
She received a Master in Fine Arts degree from The Ohio State
University in dance in 1998 and simultaneously founded her own dance
company, The Dance Cure that year. She has had the benefit of
teaching in B.A. and B.F.A. programs, large public universities and
small private colleges. She has also written program
curricula, served on audition committees, and served on university
wide administration committees, giving her an inside perspective on
administrative effects on a dance program and its faculty.
Ms. Marrone is also a graduate of Columbus' prestigious Academy
for Leadership and Governance/next generation of arts leaders
program under the direction of Donn Vickers. Marrone's
choreography and research has been conducted all over the world,
including the USA, Europe, and Asia.
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by choosing a college dance program? |
Natalie Marrone's Consultation Services help young dancers
navigate through the overwhelming process of choosing a college
dance program. Whether in group workshops or private
consultations, Natalie Marrone's decade of university teaching
experience helps young dancers get the inside scoop on dance in
academia.
Group Workshops: Dance 101 Essentials
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Know the real differences between a
B.A. and B.F.A. degree programs.
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Audition with insight and intelligence.
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Ask important questions that reveal what is
beyond a program's marketing.
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Look at dance curriculum with a sharp eye.
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Identify current trends in academia for dance
programs.
Private Coaching: BEYOND TECHNIQUE!
Did you know that a university audition often includes
improvisation and choreography? Do you know how scholarship
candidates are selected? Private consultations with Natalie
Marrone help young dancers:
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Choose the right college dance program
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Choreograph an audition solo with guidance
from a recognized professional
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Train for improvisation portions of the
audition
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Identify personal goals and values regarding
dance study
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Target the dance jobs you want
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Audition and interview with confidence
Contact
Natalie Marone
for more information today!
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