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Isadora Duncan Youth Ensemble

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Isadora Duncan (1878-1927)
Isadora Duncan was the first dancer in Western World to create a new form of theatrical dance outside of classical ballet. Her technique combined simple, natural movement with a Greek aesthetic that revolutionized the art of the dance. Isadora believed that all movement should originate from the solar plexus, as it was closest to where the body housed the Soul, and should spread throughout the limbs in a continuous, undulating wave.

Carrie Ellen-Tron

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Carrie Ellen-Tron is Director of Classical Dance and Director of the Isadora Duncan Youth Ensemble at the Pulse. Ms. Tron began her training with Harkness House for Ballet Arts and the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. She received her B.A. in Dance from Skidmore College and her Masters in Dance Education from New York University. Ms. Tron dances for the prestigious Sharif Egyptian Dance Theatre in New York City and is an original member of the cast of Ballet Exotiqa and Goddessdance, directed by world renowned dancer and singer Jehan Kamal.

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