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HOW TO APPLY

proposals are no longer being accepted for the 2010 season

GENERAL INFO

The 2010 Goose Route Dance Festival takes place July 15-25, 2010 in Shepherdstown, WV. The Festival includes performances, master classes, classes for kids, talks, outreach events, and teacher training.

There are two weekends of performances (July 16-18 and July 23-25). Each weekend has four performances (Friday night, Saturday matinee, Saturday night, Sunday matinee), with the Friday night and Saturday matinee being the same show and the Saturday night and Sunday matinee being the same show.

Each show is shared by three choreographers/companies, each performing approximately 20 minutes of repertory. Artists are invited to apply to be in one show (20 minutes of repertory) or two shows (40 minutes of repertory), although we make the final decision about whether artists are invited for one or two shows.

Master classes and classes for kids taught by the participating artists are held each weekend. If you are applying to perform and are also interested in teaching adults and/or kids, please submit a proposal for a class as well.

Participating artists are invited to stay for the entire weekend of the Festival, even if they are only performing in one of the shows, and take the master classes (free for Festival artists), attend the lectures, and generally be part of the festivities.

Full Call for Proposals

WHAT TO SEND US

Please click below on the link to the Application Form.

Application Form

Deadline (postmark) for submission of proposals: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2009.

We plan to notify selected artists by March 1, 2009.

Proposals should be sent WITH A $20 application fee to:

GRAC, PO Box 1552, Shepherdstown, WV 25443

Include a SASE if you want material returned to you.

No electronic submissions.

 

 

 

The War Memorial Building, home of the Goose Route Dance Festival

Meghan Durham teaches a technique class during 2007 Festival