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Susie Gorman
Contemporary
Biography:
Susie Gorman started her training in Kansas City at the Miller-Marley School Of Dance, and The State Ballet Of Missouri. From there she trained with The School Of American Ballet, American Ballet Theater and The Pacific Northwest Ballet. She has danced for such companies as State Ballet of Missouri, Wes Veldink Movement, Journey Dance Company, Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago, American Dance Machine and Mia Michaels R.A.W. She was in the 1st National Tour of Twyla Tharp's Movin' Out, and has performed in such musicals as Oliver and Cinderella at Starlight theater. She was recently seen on Good Morning America as a dancer for Mariah Carey. Susie finished her first movie last summer staring as the lead actress in Kings Highway. She currently is a principal dancer for Kristin Sudeikis Dance Company in New York City. She also teaches and choreographs for different studios and companies around the United States."What you seek, is seeking you."
Rumi
Class Description:
Susie's class, focuses on musicality and artistry and especially finding ones own true voice as a dancer. The class begins with a series of breathing exercises and a warmup based in her background of classical ballet, jazz and contemporary dance to build strength and proper technique. The class then dives into her unique and original choreography that not only is deeply rooted in the music but also asks each dancer to shape the space around them and bring their individual genuine self to the movement. Every student is encouraged to find their artistic voice, tell a story and connect with their audience. By creating a warm, safe and encouraging environment dancers can truly be fearless, and move from a place of love and devotion to dance.