A PRO SERIES MASTERCLASS

Sam Davis and Patrick O’Neill in collaboration with Open Jar Institute present

THE TIME STEP SYMPOSIUM

- A Round Table Discussion with Broadway Directors / Choreographers and Dance Arrangers on Creating Broadway Dance Music

With Susan Stroman, Andy Blankenbuehler, JoAnn M. Hunter, Sam Davis, David Krane and Alex Lacamoire

Thurs Sept 7th, 7pm

In-person (limited space available) and online

Let’s face the music...there’s a problem looming on The Rialto. As emerging choreographers evolve into the creators of tomorrow, an important relationship remains undeveloped, un-fostered, and untaught. How do we create original dance music when we need to tell new, inspired stories on stage?

Enter THE TIME STEP SYMPOSIUM. 

We invite you to join us live (digitally or in person) for a round table discussion with some of Broadway’s most prolific choreographers and dance arrangers on how they blend movement and music to bring stories to life through dance on Broadway.

Joined by director/choreographers Susan Stroman (Crazy For You, The Producers, Contact), Andy Blankenbuehler (Hamiton, Bandstand, In The Heights) and JoAnn M. Hunter (Bad Cinderella, School of Rock, DIsaster!) with dance arrangers Sam Davis (New York New York, Company, An American in Paris), David Krane (Cabaret, She Loves Me, The Music Man) and Alex Lacamoire (Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, In The Heights), THE TIME STEP SYMPOSIUM will highlight where they find inspiration, how they navigate the creative process, and the necessity of collaboration in bringing some of the most magical and successful moments on Broadway to life.

THE TIME STEP SYMPOSIUM celebrates the relationship between music and dance on Broadway and beyond by inspiring creatives to continue creation.  

And now let’s take it from the top.

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Line up of panelists subject to change.

Disclaimer: Workshops/Classes are NOT job interviews. The presence of an industry professional is in no way a promise of employment. Open Jar Productions/Open Jar Institute does NOT attempt to procure employment for actors/artists. Classes given by Open Jar Productions/Open Jar Institute are strictly for educational and training purposes.