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    Max Stone

    Max Stone

    Contemporary

    Biography:



    Max holds an MFA in dance and served as Senior Lecturer on the faculty at Southern Methodist University. He was with the original Broadway cast of the Neil Simon/Marvin Hamlisch musical/play, They’re Playing Our Song. He has guest taught at the Juilliard Conservatory, Complexions Summer/Winter Intensives, Bates and Joffrey Summer Dance Intensives, and conducted choreography seminars for Cirque du Soleil’s Mystère. During their NY City Center season in 2010, Max taught company classes for Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake. Recently, he choreographed for The Rainforest Benefit at Carnegie Hall, sponsored and directed by Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler. In 2013, Max choreographed for the Noah Baumbach/Greta Gerwig film, “Frances Ha”. 

    Max is Artistic Director of Sexy Beast NYC, an online-only dance company based in New York City.


    Class Description:



    Merging basic ballet vernacular with certain free-flowing, boneless movement vocabulary, this class demonstrates that space, itself, is a support mechanism that can be utilized to attain particular movement objectives. The conservation of muscle strength is preserved, enabling the dancer to have more stamina. The aim is to create familiar and focused pathways to an effortless expression of lyrical and percussive disciplines. By understanding and applying the particular dynamics of fall and rebound, momentum and flow, dancers discover a certain freedom, quality and kinetic range they never knew they possessed. The desire is to instigate and initiate the body’s creative impulse, which is innate within every person. The encouragement of individual traits that challenge both body and mind is of utmost importance and the unique qualities that each possess will be nurtured to full expression.

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