Ann Marie DeAngelo is an American choreographer, director, producer, teacher, consultant and former dancer - an expert in all areas of dance. She was leading ballerina with the

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, where early on she was pegged by '' Time'' magazine as "one of America's most outstanding ballerinas" and where she later served as associate director at the time of the company's move to Chicago in 1995. DeAngelo was the founding artistic director of Mexico's Ballet de Monterrey, and served as artistic director of Ballet Omaha during the 1990s. She founded her own experimental troupe in the late 1980s called Ballet D'Angelo, creating several full-evening productions, which toured extensively in Europe. She is currently the director of DeAngelo Productions, an umbrella company for creating and producing dance related projects. She continues to work internationally as a director, choreographer, and teacher.

Early life and education

DeAngelo was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in

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. Her mother took her to ballet class at age to overcome shyness before she started kindergarten.

Career

Dancing

Renowned for a "powerful virtuoso technique", DeAngelo was trained in

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, with Frederika Mohr in the Cecchetti method of ballet, and later with Kirov Ballet veterans Anatole Vilzak and Ludmilla Schollar at San Francisco Ballet School under a Ford Foundation scholarship. She landed her first job with the San Francisco Opera Ballet. In New York she joined Joffrey II as an apprentice before joining the

in 1973. She worked with the Joffrey for 10 years, performing in works such as ''Viva Vivaldi'', '' The Taming of the Shrew'' by John Cranko; the Cowgirl in

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's ''

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'', ''Pas des Deesses'' by Robert Joffrey; a reconstruction of '' La Vivandiere'' by

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; ''As Time Goes By'', ''Deuce Coupe II'' and ''Cacklin' Hen'' by Twyla Tharp; and works by

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, William Forsythe, Kurt Jooss, Antony Tudor, and others. She performed the Doll in '' Petrushka'' with Rudolf Nureyev at New York State Theater (currently David H. Koch Theater). In the mid-1980s she was a member of the Frankfurt Ballet under directorship of William Forsythe. Throughout her performing career she worked internationally as a guest artist with various ballet companies including the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and

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; dance festivals including Jacob's Pillow; and independent tours such as Stars of American Ballet (with Fernando Bujones), Stars of World Ballet in Australia (some talent included Margot Fonteyn, and others including Bujones,

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, Cynthia Gregory,

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, Danilo Radojevic, Merle Park, David Wall), and Dance, Dance, Dance with

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in Canada. She competed in the International Ballet Competition in Varna, Bulgaria (1976) where she received a special award for technical excellence, and was the featured dancer in a TV special on CBS about the competition. At the competition, she met the legendary ballerina Alicia Alonso, and was invited to perform at her International Ballet Festival in Havanna, Cuba. She later created works on the company. In 1980, she was featured in a dance film about Anna Pavlova called ''Pavlova: A Tribute to the Legendary Ballerina'' (1982). In 1989 she performed on '' Sesame Street'' with James "Skeeter Rabbit" Higgins in a duet created by Toni Basil called ''Stop Dancing''.

Choreography

DeAngelo has choreographed nearly 75 ballets and other works in dance. She created her first work in 1980, called ''La Grande Faux Pas''. In 1984 she received a Jerome Robbins Foundation grant to create a piece for the Joffrey II called ''In Kazmidity'' with music by Léo Delibes (later staged for Ballet Trockadero in 1990). She soon began to explore her choreographic aesthetic of mixing dance styles and blending forms. She choreographed ''Autumn Baachanal'' for the film ''Pavlova: A Tribute to the Legendary Ballerina'', performing with

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In 1990 DeAngelo created ''Out of Silence'' with music by Yanni for the National Ballet of Cuba; and also a pas de trois called ''Lilith'' featuring

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. Both these works later were integrated into a piece for Ballet de Monterrey called ''Paradiso'' (1991). Hip-hop pioneer Steffan "

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" Clemente was featured in that work in a leading role, the first time a

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r had been integrated into a traditional ballet (hip-hop classes did not exist at that time). DeAngelo created several works for Ballet de Monterrey, including ''Mademoiselle de M'', a 35-minute work based on Theophile's ''Mademoiselle de Maupin'' with music by

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and Enigma; ''Le Papillon'', to music of Jacques Offenbach; and a re-staging of '' The Nutcracker''. In 2003, DeAngelo collaborated with composer

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to bring the

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legend to life in ''The Bell Witch'' for

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, with an original score by Ellisor and 3-D scenic design by Gerald Marks. For this she was nominated for a

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Award and a segment of the ballet was performed at the

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, Moscow. DeAngelo was a choreographer for the first National Choreographers Initiative, and for Dance Break, 2006. In 2007 DeAngelo began a work-in-development called ''In the Mix!'' The piece included ballet dancers, hip hop and tap dance artists, Cirque du Soleil veterans, gymnastics, and cheerleading in a cross-genre exploration of movement in many forms. This work was performed and evolved into ''America Dances'', her 2012 production in development under her non-profit DeAngelo Productions. The evening is a variety show of dance, an amalgamation of all forms of American dance and dancers. In 2010 DeAngelo choreographed ''The Promise'', a new musical created for the

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. DeAngelo returned to Beijing, China in 2017 choreographing for another new musical based on

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called ''Xanadu''. Later the title was changed to ''Dream Dances'' when it as recreated in Lanqi a province of Xilinhot in Inner Mongolia. DeAngelo's choreography was seen at City Center in New York, and the

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in Moscow (May 2013). DeAngelo has presented choreography from 2002 to 2015 as part of her multigenre dance-extravaganza productions that she also produced and directed at City Center in New York City, and in 2018 ''The Cobbler & the Ballerina'' at the Smith Center for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas, Nevada. She has taught choreography through the perspective of focus at University of California, Irvine, University of California, Santa Barbara and

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(2017, 2018)

Artistic director

Ballet D'Angelo – under DeAngelo's direction, Ballet D'Angelo toured extensively in Europe and Cuba from 1984 to 1988. Works included ''Zeitgiest I and II'', ''The Last of the Best'', and ''Gypsie Band''. Ballet de Monterrey – as founding artistic director of Ballet de Monterrey, DeAngelo worked with mentor Alicia Alonso who allowed her to use several Cuban dancers, teachers and ballet masters. DeAngelo also used American dancers and imported unique talent such as US Olympic team rhythmic gymnast Charlene Edwards and Mr. Wiggles - introducing a cross-pollination of work to Mexico. DeAngelo created a classical yet innovative "company of the Americas". She received the Margot Fonteyn Award for special artistic achievement for her contributions. Ballet Omaha – during her season as artistic director of Ballet Omaha she produced works by

, Ann Carlson,

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, Laura Dean, Charles Moulton, and others.

Joffrey Ballet of Chicago The Joffrey Ballet is one of the premier dance companies and training institutions in the world today. Located in Chicago, Illinois, the Joffrey regularly performs classical and contemporary ballets during its annual performance season at Lyric ...

– in 1995 as associate artistic director, DeAngelo created a vision for the Joffrey's relocation from New York, and along with Artistic Director Gerald Arpino, a successful vision for its artistic future. Arpino created an evening called "Legends" spotlighting female choreographers choreography about iconic female legend singers. Choreographers included DeAngelo, Laura Dean, Joanna Haigood,

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, and Margo Sappington. In the 2000s DeAngelo was co-artistic director of the Hamptons Dance Festival with Cynthia Gregory.

Director - producer and other work

DeAngelo has created and staged many special shows and events, including ''Shall We Dance'', a dance tribute to composer

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as part of the Rodgers Centenary celebration in 2002. Since 2002 DeAngelo has staged the annual gala for

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. Those shows include: ''Dancing on Air'', ''That's Entertainment'', ''One World'', ''Dance Rocks!'', ''America Dances!'', ''25th Anniversary'', and ''A Halloween Thriller'', and ''Jump for Joy'' in 2012, ''Broadway & Beyond'' in 2013, ''New York, New York'' in 2014, ''30th Anniversary Celebration'' in 2015. In 2010 she commissioned

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to write a new song called "I'm Really Dancing" with lyrics by Rupert Holmes for that year's gala. In these evenings, DeAngelo's "amalgamations of dance", she has presented and commissioned over 200 works by a variety of dance companies and choreographers from different disciplines. She has worked with theater artists and Tony Award winners such as

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, Michael Douglas, Christine Ebersole, Robert Fairchild, Catherine Zeta-Jones, James Earl Jones, Sutton Foster, Savion Glover, Jane Krakowski, Angela Lansbury,

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, Chita Rivera, Kelly Ripa, Tommy Tune, Ben Vereen, and Karen Ziemba, as well as producer Nigel Lythgoe. In 2001 she created and directed ''The Variety Show – Jugglin' Styles'' which premiered at the Annenberg Center in Philadelphia. In 2009 she was director of the show ''Thank You, Gregory – A Tribute to Legends of Tap'' that opened at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, featuring Maurice Hines and Jason Samuels Smith. Also in 2009 she directed ''Ghettomade'', a work created by Mr. Wiggles that premiered at Sadlers Wells in London. Currently the show is expanding to include Rock Steady Crew. In 2012 she conceived, produced, and directed the 125th anniversary gala for

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at City Center in New York City in 2012. In 2016 Career Transition for Dancers merged with the

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and is a part of

's Dancers Resource; however, DeAngelo continued to produce and direct fundraisers in 2016 and 2017. She returned to produce and direct the Capezio 130th anniversary show in 2018, and the Capezio Awards. Awardees included

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, David Parsons,

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, and Mr. Wiggles, who performed on the evening celebration along with others including Bessie Award winner Ephrat Asherie, Contemporary West Dance Theatre, DNA,

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, Parsons Dance, and ''

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'' winner Lex Ishimoto. Host was Nigel Lythgoe, and Savion Glover was a presenter. She has taught for numerous dance companies and universities, as well as workshops to non-dancers called "Bringing Performance to Life" at resorts and spas. She has taught personalities such as

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Choreography

* 2018 ''The Cobbler & The Ballerina'', Capezio 130th Anniversary, Las Vegas * 2017 ''Code Vivaldi'', Hotchkiss School; ''Dream City'', Beijing, China * 2017 ''Dream City'' (Kublai Kahn), LanQi, Inner Mongolia * 2016 ''The Cello Song'', Rosie's Theater Kids, New York City * 2015 ''American Dance Collage'', City Center, New York City * 2014 ''Guy..'', National Choreography Initiative gala * 2013 ''Last Time I Cry'',

, Moscow * 2012 ''The Cobbler Rap/The Cobbler & The Ballerina'',(

125th Anniversary Gala) * 2012 ''Blackberry Winter'', American Repertory Ballet * 2011 ''She Remembers?'', Career Transition for Dancers (CTFD) Gala, City Center NYC * 2010 ''The Promise'' (a musical), Shanghai Expo 2010 * 2010 ''I'm Really Dancing'', Final CTFD Gala (new song by

) * 2010 ''The Process: Discovery & Integration'', National Choreography Initiative * 2009 ''A Tribute to Broadway'', Ballet de Monterrey * 2009 ''Ghettomade: A Journey Thru Time'',

Sadler's Wells Theatre Sadler's Wells Theatre is a performing arts venue in Clerkenwell, London, England located on Rosebery Avenue next to New River Head. The present-day theatre is the sixth on the site since 1683. It consists of two performance spaces: a 1,500-seat ...

, London * 2008 ''La Noche'', Ballet de Monterrey, Joyce Theater * 2008 ''In The Mix!'', Workshop, New York City * 2007 ''P.E.A.C.E.'',

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* 2007 ''Jugglin' Styles II'', (creator/contributing) * 2007 ''Dance Rocks'', CTFD Gala Opening number * 2006 ''The Guy in the White Shirt'', Marymount Manhattan College * 2006 ''Dance Break NYC'', (Mystical Undines; Personals) * 2005 ''Paradise Re-visited'', Ballet de Monterrey, Mexico * 2004 ''The Guy in the White Shirt'', (workshop) National Choreography Initiative * 2004 ''A Glimpse2'', re-created for BalletNY * 2004 ''Mega 21'', Goucher College * 2003 ''The Bell Witch'' (one-act ghost story, original music), Nashville Ballet * 2003 ''Walk On'', starring Mr. Wiggles, Nevada Ballet Theater * 2002 ''Ghost Town'', Ohio Ballet * 2002 ''The Empty Cup'', Martine van Hamel * 2001 ''A Glimpse'', Oregon Ballet Theatre * 2001 ''Successful Worry'', Ballet Pacifica * 2000 ''Nike Nana'',

Pittsburgh Ballet Theater The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (PBT) is an American professional ballet company based in the Strip District of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA). History 1969 - Founding The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre was founded in 1969 by a Yugoslavian choreog ...

* 1999 ''Blackberry Winter'', Ballet Pacifica (2000 Ohio Ballet, ABT II) * 1999 ''Crisis'', Connecticut Ballet (Zig Zag) * 1998 ''Duet'', Hamptons Dance Festival * 1998 ''Strings'', solo for Rasta Thomas * 1998 ''Kali Ma'', Joffrey Ballet of Chicago * 1997 ''Legends'', Joffrey Ballet of Chicago * 1995 ''Lilith'', Ballet Omaha * 1994 ''MAYA'' (mini-opera), Ballet de Monterrey * 1993-1991 ''PARAISO'', Ballet de Monterrey * 1992 ''Mademoiselle de Maupin'', Ballet de Monterrey * 1991 ''The Gift'', Alicia Alonso - National Ballet of Cuba * 1991 ''Don't Look Back'', Martine VanHamel/Kevin McKenzie - Jacob's Pillow Dance * 1991 ''La Traviata'', Mexico City Opera * 1990 ''The Nutcracker'', Ballet de Monterrey * 1990 ''Out of Silence'', National Ballet of Cuba * 1988 ''Concerto for Elvis'', Long Beach Ballet * 1988 ''Gypsie Band'', Ballet D'Angelo * 1987 ''What's Real'', Iowa Ballet * 1986 ''Zeitgeist II'', Ballet D'Angelo * 1986 ''The Last of the Best'', Ballet D'Angelo * 1986 ''Zeitgiest 1'', Ballet D'Angelo * 1984 ''Next Time'', New Amsterdam Ballet * 1984 ''In Kazmidity'', Joffrey II Dancers, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo * 1984 ''Midler Medley'', Ballet D'Angelo * 1983 ''Stay With Me'', tour with Maya Plisetskaya * 1982 ''Pavlova'', CBC film; ''Tribute to Pavlova'' (stage, 1982)

References

External links

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