Dance Production
Dance Legacy
Anatomy
The Moving Body
Dance Making
100
Dance improvisation is often used to help do this. 

What is creating dances?

100

This dancer/choreographer is credited with "Jazz Hands". Their influence can still be seen throughout Jazz dance today.

Who is Bob Fosse?

100

This is the longest bone in the body.

What is the femur?

100

These two joints are hinge joints.

What is the elbow and knee?

100

Name 4 non-locomotion movements.

What is passe, tendu, battement, arabesque, plie, degage, frappe, etc?

200

This job is critical for the success of a production back stage.

What is a stage manager?

200

This dancer worked with Doris Humphrey. They choreographed the "Moors Pavane" based on Othello.

Who is Jose Limon?

200

This muscle attaches to the back of your thigh. Is sometimes called the hamstring.

What is bicep femoris? 

200

This muscle lifts my leg in a arabesque. 

What is the glute?

200

Name four locomotion movements.

What are chasse, run, hop, walk, jump, saute, waltz, etc

300

This theatre layout shows the audience the performance via a "fourth wall".

What is a Proscenium stage?

300

This person was Alvin Aileys largest influence and most important teacher.

Who is Lestor Horton?

300

These connect muscles to bones.

What are tendons?

300

"Turn out" in dance refers to when these two bones rotate in relation to one another.

What is the pelvis and femur?

300

The five elements of dance.

What are body, space, time, energy, relationship?

400

This element helps create the tone and vibe of a performance. They use gels to help them achieve different colors.

What is lighting design?

400

This dancer studied with Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn. Her technique incorporates contractions and releases in the spine. 

Who is Martha Graham?

400

The bones that make up your spine and protect the spinal cord. (bonus: There are 24 of them)

What are vertebra? 

400

When I move forward I move in this plane of the body.

What is the sagittal plane?

400

Name ways you can manipulate a phrase to create a variation. (used with a base phrase or theme to create theme and varriation)

What is repetition, augmentation, retrograde, segmentation, fragmentation, etc?

500

This award is given to dance productions, dance choreographers, and dancers.

What are the Bessie Awards?

500

This person founded New York City Ballet with their then wife Maria Tallchief (the first NYCB principal dancer)

Who was George Balanchine? 

500

These are the bones of the feet. Not to be confused with the similar bones of your hand.

What are the metatarsals? 

500

Your inner thighs are also known as.

What are your adductors?

500
These elements are used to define dynamics. 
What are space, time(duration), weight, energy? 
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