What are the 3 Elements of Jazz?
What is Music, Communication & Variety?
What style of dance was Jack Cole originally trained in?
What is Modern Dance?
At what age did Fosse start dancing professionally?
Who did Gene Kelley broaden the dance horizons for?
What are "Male Dancers"?
At what age did Jerome Robbins first start dancing?
What is 18 years old?
When did Jazz begin to gain popularity?
What is late 19th century, early 20th century?
What was Jack Cole's nickname?
What is "The Father of Theatrical Jazz"?
What are Vaudeville shows?
What did Gene Kelley help transform the concept of?
What are "Movie Musicals"?
What 3 styles did Robbins combine?
What are Ballet, Modern, & Jazz?
What "Blues Music" dancing helped make Jazz popular?
What is "The Jitterbug", "Charleston" & "The Swing"?
Where did Jack Cole originally perform Jazz dance?
What are Nightclubs?
Where did Fosse bring dance from and to?
What is "Theater Stage" to "Television"?
What 2 concepts did he combine?
What are "cinematic effects" and "theatrical performance"?
What company did Robbins ultimately help run?
What is the New York City Ballet?
What did Jazz technique primarily focus on in the beginning?
What is Rhythm & Isolation?
What two places did Jack Cole bring Jazz dance to?
What is arguably his most famous works? (One of Ms.King's favorite)
What is "Chicago"?
Kelley's technique is a fusion of what?
What are "Ballet Technique"and "Jazz Elements"?
What show did he choreograph that was recently re-created & inspired the creation of "Teen Beach Movie"?
What is "West Side Story"?
What are the 4 subcategories of Jazz that we learned about?
What Modern school did Jack Cole train at?
What is the "Denishawn" school?
What are the 4 characteristics of Fosse's choreography?
What is: Hunched shoulders, turned in toes, articulation, & provocative?
What is the name of 1 of his works?
What is: "On the Town", "An American in Paris", "Singin' in the Rain", OR "Hello, Dolly!"?
What position did Robbins hold at the NYCB?
What is the Associate Artistic Director?