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What Do
You Do With An Idea?
WORLD PREMIERE:
Notes From the Author
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Author, Kobi Yamada
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Inlet Dance Theatre's "What Do You Do With An Idea?" is a dance-theatre adaptation of the New York Times bestselling children's book by Kobi Yamada, illustrated by Mae Besom (©Compendium, Inc). We are excited to announce that author, Kobi Yamada, will be at the world premiere, March 21 at 7:00pm, and will be holding a book signing following the show! We chatted with Kobi earlier this year and wanted to share some of that conversation with all of you.
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Ohio Art's Council Creative Aging Ohio Initiative:
"Building CLE" World Premiere
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Elysium Ice Skating Rink excerpt from "Building CLE"
Photo: Suzanne Sherbundy & Nadder Abboushi
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We hear many stories throughout our lives about historical places, events, and things that make up our neighborhoods and cities. But, rarely do we actually get to meet those people who made the history happen. Cleveland, OH, like any other city, is full of stories, memories, and livelihoods that are worth sharing. Inlet Dance Theatre has the privilege of telling some of those stories; stories from the individuals who literally helped in the building of Cleveland.
Thanks to the Ohio Art's Council Creative Aging Initiative, Judson Manor, Judson Park, and the Inlet staff and faculty, Inlet will premiere the finished "Building CLE" at The Cleveland History Museum | Western Reserve Historical Center based on a 2-year relationship with both Judson Manor & Judson Park residents who have been apart of Cleveland's history for many years!
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Why Do You Choose Inlet?
Inlet is in the middle of its 17th season! There are many reasons to celebrate the life of the organization, and we are going to start by celebrating the lives that have been impacted by Inlet Dance Theatre. This article is "Why Inlet?" because no matter why, how, or when people were involved with Inlet, they have a story to tell and an experience worth acknowledging.
Here is Ashley Champa!
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| ABOUT US |
Inlet Dance Theatre is one of the region's most exciting professional modern dance companies. Founded in 2001 by Artistic Director Bill Wade, Inlet embodies his longstanding belief that dance viewing, training and performing experiences serve as tools to bring about personal growth and development. Inlet's collaborative artistic and administrative staff builds the company's solid reputation for community engagement by uplifting individuals and engaging new audiences via
performances and
education programming.
Inlet Dance Theatre's
concerts,
special events,
Inflow and
Outflow education programs began as local initiatives and now reach regional, national and international markets. Inlet's diverse base of work includes concerts such as part of Cleveland Public Theatre's DanceWorks series, PlayhouseSquare's LAUNCH initiative and Dance Showcse, and includes international exchanges to Easter Island (a commonwealth of Chile) and participation in the Cleveland Foundation's Creative Fusion International Artist Exchange Program. Inlet's education programming includes teaching dance in our rehearsal studio, our classes at the Music Settlement, attracting students from as far away as Central America, Europe, and Israel to our Summer Dance Intensive, and conducting residencies throughout Ohio as part of the Ohio Arts Council's
Artist in Residence Program.
In contrast to an industry where people are often used to further dance, Inlet Dance Theatre is committed to using dance to further people.
Discover for yourself what makes Inlet unique.
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the
Inlet Board of Trustees, Local Businesses, and Individual Donors
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