Spring Break
Festival features student works
Augusta Liddic Senior Staff Writer
Issue date: 6/19/09 Section: NEWS
The department of Dance and Theatre will be presenting the "Third Annual Summer Arts Festival: Student Works" at 8 p.m. July 1-3 in the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts Building.
The show will feature productions by three UNT students. The students work will include
"All in the Timing", written by David Ives and student directed by Chris Barr;
"Human Nature" with student choreography by Kristin Jones; and
"EMPATHmE" with student choreography by Chelsea Kubiak.
The choreography for "Human Nature" evolved from a piece Kristin Jones did for a choreographer's concert last spring that represents the struggle between good and evil.
"It's really about how we react as human beings and the different pathways you can take," said Jones, a senior dance major.
The show will feature productions by three UNT students. The students work will include
"All in the Timing", written by David Ives and student directed by Chris Barr;
"Human Nature" with student choreography by Kristin Jones; and
"EMPATHmE" with student choreography by Chelsea Kubiak.
The choreography for "Human Nature" evolved from a piece Kristin Jones did for a choreographer's concert last spring that represents the struggle between good and evil.
"It's really about how we react as human beings and the different pathways you can take," said Jones, a senior dance major.
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