The dance show will feature new choreography by Emily Miller, Silken Kelly, Reka Gyulai and Tylor Bradshaw
The dancers of Ballet Collective San Diego gathered for a rehearsal last month, dressed casually for a summer day in unassuming T-shirts and shorts.
The elite group of dance artists who participate in Ballet Collective San Diego , a nonprofit founded by dancer/teacher Jenny Asseff and award-winning dancer/choreographer Emily Miller, typically dance with local and national ballet companies. She describes rehearsal as a “choreographic laboratory,” where the dancers challenge and experiment with movement ideas. It’s a different environment than classical training, which demands physical and mental conformity.“Once people have the power to answer and contribute, they don’t feel like they are being told what to do. They bring their whole selves to the dance and work together.”
Gyulai is a graceful, petite ballerina, who exudes immense energy. She spoke to the group of dancers with a slight Hungarian accent and a confidence that reflected her years of training.“Why not? Guys, guys, you pull and wait for your lady. This will be a cabriole . You will turn to face her, slide, point, turn one, two and down. Let’s go from the beginning.”
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