duf 2014 information packet
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Danzantes Unidos Festival 2014
"Honrando el Pasado, Creando el Futuro" April 11-13, 2014
Clovis West High School, Fresno, CA
Danzantes Unidos is the cultural network of Mexican folk dancers and artists. It was incorporated in 1994 to promote and support the Mexican Folk experience through the performing and visual arts, including, but not limited to, the annual three-day festival known as the Danzantes Unidos Festival.
Danzantes Unidos presents its annual gathering, Danzantes Unidos Festival (DUF) 2014 "Honrando el Pasado, Creando el Futuro" on April 11, 12 & 13 at Clovis West High School in Fresno, CA. DUF 2014 will pay homage to our grandparents, parents, folklorico predecessors with a nod to our new, up and coming folklorico leaders and artists.
• DUF 2014 SETTING A NEW WORLD RECORD •
In 2014, Danzantes Unidos will congruently produce the Guinness World Record Attempt for "Largest Mexican Folk Dance" on Sunday, April 13 at noon. Nearly 700 costumed dancers are anticipated to set a new world record on Bledsoe Field at Clovis West HS.
We thank all of our sponsors and participants for bringing this work to fruition.
With over 1300 registered participants, Danzantes Unidos Festival DUF 2014 will once again celebrate the spirit and pride of our living Mexican culture. Please join us in honoring our past as we create our future. We look forward to seeing you at the largest gathering and celebration of Folklorico Dancers in the world!
DUF 2014 Information Packet Table of Contents
Page 1...........About Danzantes Unidos
Page 2...........Schedule of Events
Page 3...........Free Classes
Page 4.......... Distinguished Faculty
Page 5..........Lecture Hall
Page 6.......... Occupy DUF
Page 7..........DUF Showcase Concerts
Page 8.........DUF Participating Groups
Page 9..........Bonus Master Classes
Page 10.........DUF 356/24/7
Page 11.........GWRA 2014
Special thanks to Lani –Almanza Marshall for volunteering to edit this information package for all DUF’ers. Danzantes Unidos has many volunteer opportunities throughout the year and we welcome your support. Please contact us at [email protected] .
DUF 2014 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
DUF 2014 Workshops: Clovis West High School (CWHS) 1070 East Teague, Fresno, CA
DUF 2014 Fandango: Warnors CPA Mezzanine
DUF 2014 Showcase Concerts: Warnors Center for the Performing Arts 1400 Fulton Street, Fresno, CA
DUF 2014 Pachanga: Rainbow Ballroom 1725 Broadway Street, Fresno, CA
Have you heard? It’s FREE!! Classes for Parents & Chaperones
Please RSVP by April 9, 2014 to [email protected]
"FOLKLORICO 911: CRISES MANAGEMENT IN
FOLKLORICO GROUPS"
BY Gema Sandoval
Maestra Gema Sandoval of Floricanto Center for the Performing Arts joins the DUF Faculty in this FREE consultation for directors and parents/chaperones of REGISTERED participants. Each spot is 50 minutes long and there are limited appointments available.
Folklorico 911: Crisis Management in Folklorico Groups is a one-on-one, constructive, 50-minute individual consultation designed to help figure out a plan to minimize the immediate damage in a crises situation of a group. We will also discuss options to help the healing and rebuilding steps for healthy group management and productive group growth so that you can go about the business of dance in a more productive way.
"Sew Smart" with Alicia Mendibles Vaca Saturday, March 23, 9:30am-3:30pm
This class will focus on cutting, balancing, and saving time when making a practice skirt. We will go over all the supplies and techniques you need to make a quality skirt in half the time.
Supplies Needed:
•Home (Portable) Sewing Machine •14 yards of Broad Cloth •2 standard spools of matching thread •4 bobbins full of matching thread •Measuring Tape •Pencils •1 Pair Fabric Scissors •1 Pair of Paper Scissors •Tailor's Chalk •Dress Pins •Weights •Markers (Black, Red & Blue) •Extra Sewing Machine Needles •1 Knitting Needle
Folklorico Programs in the Schools
with Julio Bustos
Clovis Unified School District has the highest percentage of folklórico programs in any district from Central California: Three High schools, two middle schools and five elementary schools boast of very strong folklorico programs. Why is Folklorico so popular with our administrators? What does it take to get a program going? Where is the curriculum? How do we get our folklórico students to get PE credit? Is it possible to make a folklórico class part of the UC/CSU entrance requirements? These are the questions that will be answered in this seminar by Julio Bustos, a 30 year veteran teacher, who currently directs the Clovis West folklórico program.
Folklorico Fun S-1 Irvind Garcia Los Angeles, CA
Repertorio I S-2 Ana Bustos Ponce Fresno, CA
Repertorio II S-3 Teresa Velez Los Angeles, CA
Repertorio II S-4 Francisco Salinas Santa Ana, CA
Repertorio III S-6 Manny Vizcarra Pomona, CA
Repertorio III S-7 Maria de Lourdes Romero Los Angeles, CA
Repertorio IV S-10 Maria Cerda Fresno, CA
Repertorio IV S-11 Irene Hernandez Torrance, CA
Repertorio IV S-12 Mark Alatorre Fresno, CA
Repertorio V S-13 Christopher Sandoval Buena Park, CA
Repertorio V J-2 Anel Alvarez Chula Vista, CA
Repertorio V J-3 Erik Noel Diaz Sacramento, CA
Repertorio VI J-4 Gustavo Dominguez Fresno, CA
Repertorio VI J-5 Yolanda Beniquez San Diego, CA
Repertorio VII J-6 Miguel Angel Diaz Los Angeles, CA
Repertorio VII J-7 Juan Cecilio Santana Los Angeles, CA
Sew Smart L-1 Alicia Mendibles Whittier, CA
Folklorico 911 A-7 Gema Sandoval Pasadena, CA
Folklorico 101 J-8 Rosemarie Olais-Pantoja Fresno, CA
Latin Rhythms E-6 Franco Peraza Fresno, CA
Danza Azteca Library David Vargas San Jose, CA
Baja California WrestlingRm Juan Gil Martinez Tadeo Tijuana, Baja California
Baja California Sur B-5 Eleazar Rodarte Inglewood, CA
Campeche K-4 Marco Sanchez Sacramento, CA
Chiapas B-6 Blanca Soto Los Angeles, CA
Chihuahua CW Cafeteria Cesar Alejandro Orta Chihuahua, Chihuahua
Chihuahua J-1 Jose Vences Los Angeles, CA
Colima S-17 Miguel Ponce Houston, TX
Durango A-1 Ignacio Delgado Los Angeles, CA
Guerrero West Gym Jose Gdlpe Lopez Hueso Panorama City, CA
Hidalgo A-2 Ramon Silva Salinas, CA Jalisco M1-Dance Room Ana Rosa Valle Vasquez Los Angeles, CA
Jalisco FW Cafeteria Rudy Garcia Union City, CA
Michoacan A-4 Cecilio DeCastro Los Angeles, CA
Nayarit M-2 Sergio Sartiaguin Tepic, Nayarit Nuevo Leon B-3 Carlos Santoyo National City, CA
Oaxaca E-1 Jenny Robles Santa Cruz, CA
Puebla E-2 Luis Oceguera Oceanside, CA Sinaloa M-3 Julio Flores Pico Rivera, CA
Sonora A-5 Martin Corella Fierro San Luis Rio Co, Sonora
Tabasco Conference Rm A Zenon Barron San Francisco, CA
Tamaulipas Huapangos K-6 Netza Vidal Concord, CA
Tamaulipas Norte A-6 Jose Tena Las Cruces, New Mexico
Tlaxcala E-3 Omar Quezada Los Angeles, CA
Veracruz Fandango S-18 Alfredo “Godo” Herrera Mexicali, Baja California
Veracruz Teatral E-5 Nino Carrillo Oxnard, CA
Yucatan K-3 Rafael Valpuesta Monterey Park, CA
Zacatecas East Gym Ma Gdlpe Castro Paramo Morelia, Michoacan
DUF 2014 Distinguished Faculty
What shall I bring to class?
Dance Bag Checklist:
•Dance shoes with name clearly marked inside or on sole
•Water bottle or Gatorade. Please, no sodas, juices or sugary drinks allowed in classrooms
•Practice skirt
•Notebook & pencil
•Folklorico Fun - Garcia: Blanket & favorite stuffed buddy
•Muchas ganas de aprender!
**Danzantes Unidos nor its affiliates are responsible for items lost or stolen. Please leave valuables in your hotel or at home**
Did you know? We have over 1300 participants attending DUF 2014! With the increased numbers of LARGE groups attending, we realize the need for coordination to ensure a safe and harmonious place for everyone. We know that many of you would like to bring your portable canopies to provide a place of respite for your dancers, families & chaperones. There are plenty of places on campus, other than the areas designated for Mercado and the Grass Amphitheater please see map), where you can set up a portable canopy limit 2 per group) and use it as a home base for your group. This will be on a first come first serve basis and CANOPIES CANNOT BE LEFT ON CAMPUS OVERNIGHT.
We only ask that you be mindful that we are guests on campus and that you leave the area as clean as you found it. You are also welcome to bring in food, however, school district policy does not allow personal cooking apparatuses such as portable grills or stoves. On-campus food preparation is strictly reserved for our vendors as they are in a controlled environment. If you would like to use a portable grill or stove there is a public park—Tice Park—right across the street from the school. We would like to remind you though, that our Mercado Coordinator, Amber Valdez, has made every effort to bring in plenty of food vendors with options for every taste and budget. If you have any questions, please contact our DUF Facilities Coordinator, Richard Delgado at [email protected] . Gracias.
DUF 2014 Showcase Concerts is proud to feature the work of over 900 dancers from 57 par@cipa@ng folklorico dance companies at the Warnors Theatre, a 2,104-‐seat Pantages Theatre located in downtown Fresno. Tickets are available online at www.warnors.org
Friday, April 11, 2014 – 6pm Warnors Center for the Performing Arts Aguilas de Oro de CWHS-‐Fresno, CA; Estrellas de Garibaldi-‐Ladera Ranch, CA; Raices de Mi Tierra de UCSB-‐Goleta, CA; Los Paisanos de Selma HS-‐Selma, CA; Ballet Folklorico Mixteco East LA Juvenil-‐Pico Rivera, CA; Paso de Oro Dance Company-‐Los Angeles, CA; Grupo Folklorico Orgullo Mexicano – Infan@l-‐Long Beach, CA; Folklorico Mexcal@tan Juvenil-‐Inglewood, CA; Ballet Folklorico Pasion de Mi Tierra-‐Cudahy, CA; Danza Folklorica Puro Corazon-‐Buena Park, CA; Folklorico Calli Dance Academy-‐Elk Grove/Sacramento, CA; Los Laureles de San Jose Juvenil-‐San Jose, CA; Ballet Folklorico Mexico de Mis Recuerdos-‐Los Angeles, CA; Ballet Folklorico Sol de Fuego-‐San Gabriel, CA; Grupo Folklorico Orgullo Mexicano-‐Long Beach, CA; Resurreccion Mexican Folk-‐Monterey Park, CA; Grupo Folklorico Mexcal@tan-‐Inglewood, CA; Grupo Folklorico Los Mejicas de UCSC-‐Santa Cruz, CA
Saturday, April 12 – Noon Clovis West HS Amphitheater Tradicion Dance Company-‐Pomona, CA; Ballet Folklorico Anahuac-‐Modesto, CA; Ballet Folklorico Sol de Mexico-‐Riverside, CA; Estrellas de Garibaldi-‐Ladera Ranch, CA; Ballet Folklorico Pasion De Mi Tierra-‐Cudahy, CA; Ballet Folklorico Alma de Oro-‐Carson, CA; Ballet Folklorico Amor de Mexico-‐Stanton, CA
Saturday,April 12 – 6pm Warnors Center for the Performing Arts Netzahualcoyotl Ballet Folklorico-‐San Rafael, CA; Mexico Moderno-‐Los Angeles, CA; Ballet Folklorico Raices Mexicanas-‐Stockton, CA; Tradicion Dance Company-‐Pomona, CA; Ballet Folklorico Otomi-‐Los Angeles, CA; Danza Folklorica Aquetzalli-‐Santa Ana, CA; Los Laureles de San Jose-‐San Jose, CA; Rincones de Mi Tierra-‐Sacramento, CA; Grupo Folklorico Antelope Valley-‐Palmdale, CA; Grupo Folklorico Tapa@o-‐Oceanside, CA; Ballet Folklorico Anahuac-‐Modesto, CA; Juventud La@na Genesis-‐Watsonville, CA; Sol De Mexico Ballet Folklorico-‐Riverside, CA; La Fiesta Danzantes de San Diego-‐San Diego, CA
Sunday, April 13 -‐ 3pm Warnors Center for the Performing Arts Eterna Juventud Youth-‐ Norwalk, CA; Ballet Folklorico Mexico Vivo Youth-‐Redwood City, CA; Eterna Juventud-‐Norwalk, CA; Grupo Folklorico Tierra del Sol-‐Pico Rivera, CA; Alma de Oro-‐Carson, CA; Ballet Folklorico Fuego En La Sangre-‐Santa Ana, CA; Ballet Folklorico Mexico Vivo-‐Redwood City, CA; Compania de Danza El Sol Juvenil-‐Fresno, CA; Teocalli-‐Fresno, CA; Los Danzantes de Roosevelt-‐Fresno, CA; Folklorico Nacional Mexicano-‐San Jose, CA; The Irene Gonzalez Project-‐Fresno, CA; Ballet Folklorico y Marimba de Fresno-‐Fresno, CA; Grupo Folklorico Las Maravillas de Selma-‐Selma, CA; Ballet Folklorico Amor de Mexico-‐Stanton, CA; Compania de Danza El Sol-‐Fresno, CA; Esplendor-‐Paramount, CA
Alegria De San Jose, Union City, CA Bachrodt Academy, San Jose, CA BF Aguila Real de Luz Villalobos, Seaside, CA BF Alma De Oro de Carson, Carson, CA BF Amor De Mexico, Stanton, CA BF Anahuac, Modesto, CA BF Arizona, Tucson, ARIZONA BF Azatlan, West Covina, CA BF Aztlan de CSUN, Northridge, CA BF Cielito Lindo de Simi Valley, Simi Valley, CA BF de CSUF, Fullerton, CA BF de Las Rosas, Manteca, CA BF de Maria Luisa, Covina, CA BF Estrella, Oceanside, CA BF Estrellas Del Pacifico, Lake Forest, CA BF Eterna Juventud, Norwalk, CA BF Fuego En La Sangre, Santa Ana, CA BF Huaztecalli, Bakersfield, CA BF Ixtacuacuhtli de EAHS, Salinas, CA BF Juvenil Sones Mexicanos, Chicago, ILLINOIS BF Mexico Azteca, Burbank, CA BF Mexico Lindo, Nampa, IDAHO BF Mexico Moderno, San Gabriel, CA BF Mexico Vivo, Redwood City, CA BF Netzalhualcoyotl, Concord, CA BF Netzalhualcoyotl, San Rafael, CA BF Nube De Oro, Sacramento, CA BF Otomi, Los Angeles, CA BF Pasion De Mi Tierra, Cudahy, CA BF Quetzalen, Santa Rosa, CA BF Quetzalli-az, Chandler, ARIZONA BF Raices Latinas, Bakersfield, CA BF Raices Mexicanas de Maria Valdovinos, Stockton, CA BF Santa Clarita, Newhall, CA BF Sierra Linda, Woodlake, CA BF Sol Del Valle, Hanford, CA BF Tapatio, Oceanside, CA BF Tierra Caliente Vista, CA BF Tonantzin, Riverside, CA BF Xochiquetzal, Fallbrook, CA Chuchin Dance Company, Los Angeles, CA Cielo Rojo Dance Company, Pomona, CA Compañia de Danza El Sol, Fresno, CA Compañia Mazatlan Bellas Artes, Sacramento, CA Compania Mexico Danza, Hayward, CA Cordova Gardens, Rancho Cordova, CA CSU San Marcos BF Tukwut, Escondido, CA Danza Folklorica Aquetzalli, Santa Ana, CA Danza Folklorica Puro Corazon, Buena Park, CA El Grito De La Cultura, San Jose, CA El Mar De Oro, BF Murrieta, CA Ensambles Ballet Folklorico, San Francisco, CA Escencia De Mexico, San Gabriel, CA Escuela Teocalli, Fresno, CA Esplendor, Paramount, CA Estrellas De Garibaldi, Lake Forest, CA Eterna Juventud, Hawaiian Gardens, CA Esperanza Del Valle, Watsonville, CA Folklorico Calli Dance Academy, Sacramento, CA Folklorico Latino De Woodland, Woodland, CA Folklorico Nacional Mexicano de Elena Robles, San Jose, CA Grandeza Mexicana, Los Angeles, CA GF Raices de Mi Tierra de UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA GF Antelope Valley, Palmdale, CA GF Cuauhtli, Los Angeles, CA GF de UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
GF Escuelas Unidas, Bakersfield, CA GF Esplendor, La Puente, CA
GF Juvenil Herencia Mexicana, Paso Robles, CA GF Los Alteños, Sacramento, CA
GF Los Girasoles, Pixley, CA GF Los Mejicas de UCSC, Santa Cruz CA
GF Los Quetzales, San Jose, CA GF Maya, Riverside, CA
GF Mexcaltitan, Inglewood, CA GF Mexicahcitlalmeh, Sylmar, CA
GF Mixtlan, Modesto, CA GF Mizajaoa, Madera, CA
GF Orgullo Mexicano, Long Beach, CA GF Sin Fronteras, Earlimart, CA
GF Tierra De Sol, Pico Rivera, CA GF Tonantzin, Desert Hot Springs, CA
GF Tradicional, Fresno, CA GF Tzintzuni, Los Angeles, CA
GF Yolotli Guerrerense, San Jose, CA Grupo La Rosa, Santa Monica, CA
Grupo Tapatio De Oceanside, Oceanside, CA Herencia Mexicana, Escondido, CA
Iglesia De Nuestra Senora De Guadalupe, El Monte, CA Joyas Mestizas. Seattle, WASHINGTON
Juventud Latina Genesis, Watsonville, CA La Fiesta Danzantes, San Diego, CA
Lake Elsinore / Temecula BF, Perris, CA Los Danzantes De Pacific de UOP, Stockton, CA
Los Danzantes De Roosevelt High School, Fresno, CA Los Laureles de San Jose, San Jose, CA
Los Lupenos, San Jose, CA Los Niños de Aztlan, Fresno, CA
Los Paisanos De Selma High School, Selma, CA Manteca High School BF Club, Manteca, CA
Maravillas De Selma, Selma, Selma CA Mexico Danza, Hayward, CA
Mexico Moderno, South Pasadena, CA Mixteco East LA, Pico Rivera, CA Netzahualcoyotl BF, Concord, CA
Netzahualcoyotl BF, San Rafael, CA No Te Rajes Jalisco, Pomona, CA
Norma y Su Danza Multicultural, Wenatchee, WASHINGTON Nuestras Raices, Gardena, CA
Olin de Contra Costa, Concord, CA Paquiyollotzin, Petaluma, CA
Parroquia Maria Auxiliadora Don Bosco, Watsonville, CA Paso De Oro, Whittier, CA
Paso Del Norte de Teresa Velez, Los Angeles, CA Raices De Mexico, Mountain View, CA
Raices Del Futuro, Earlimart, CA Resurreccion Mexican Folk de Rafael Valpuesta, El Monte, CA
Rincones De Mi Tierra, Sacramento, CA Sin Fronteras, Bakersfield, CA
Sol De Fuego, San Gabriel, CA Sol De Mexico BF, Riverside, CA
Sunnyside Folklorico, Fresno, CA TBAC Dance Company, Los Angeles, CA
Teocalli Cultural Academy, Fresno, CA Teocalli Juvenil, Fresno, CA
The Irene Gonzalez Project, Fresno, CA Tierra Blanca Dance Company, Los Angeles, CA Tonatiuh Danzantes Del Quinto Sol, Salinas, CA
Tradicion Dance Company, Pomona, CA Tukwut, San Marcos, CA Xochipilli, San Jose, CA
DUF 2014 Hosted by: Teocalli, Fresno, CA & Aguilas De Oro De Clovis West HS, Fresno, CA
DUF 2014 PARTICIPATING GROUPS
FREE • DUF 2014 BONUS (super-secret) Master Classes!! • FREE
DUF 2014 is pleased to announce that as a special THANK YOU to group directors we are offering THREE (3) bonus Master Classes on Friday, April 11 from noon to 3pm. This bonus class is offered to Directors & Assistant Directors of ‘REGISTERED’ groups as a THANK YOU from us for registering your group. Registration for any of these classes is by RSVP ONLY to [email protected]
Jose Tena Las Cruces, NM Chihuahua
Sergio Sartiaguin Tepic, Nayarit, MX Sinaloa
Miguel Ponce Houston, TX Tamaulipas
You may ask—“How do I qualify for this fantastic offer?”. . .
1) You must be a Group Director of a Registered Group - a group is four persons or more registered for DUF 2014 Workshops.
2) You MUST RSVP by midnight (we like midnight deadlines) April 9. Send your message with subject header ”DUF 2014 Master Class” to [email protected] and clearly state your name and affiliation (that is your ‘registered group’ name) and include a cell phone number so that we can text you the shhhhh-secret location.
3) You must actually SHOW UP by the start of class or you forfeit to an eager body on the wait list.
But wait, what’s this about a wait list? Well, in order to maximize the learning potential, we are offering spots on the wait list for additional assistant directors or dancers who are not directors to join in. Of course, you must be a DUF 2014 Registrant, not just some random folklorico dancer who happens by. Be sure to include a cell phone number where we can text you of your acceptance.
We are very glad to offer this special gift in appreciation to group directors who in addition to toiling all year long still find the time to organize their dancers to attend the Danzantes Unidos Festival.
We salute you!
PS Please do not show up at Clovis West HS looking for the workshops because we won’t be there and there is a strict protocol regarding campus visitors during school hours. Please do not show up without a reservation because there will be a check-in list at the door of these four, separate and unique locations.
Lunch will be served for those in attendance. Kindly, RSVP by midnight April 9th at [email protected] to register your university for this great opportunity by providing:
• Your group name • University • Names of your representatives • Email address • Phone number
Attention University Folklorico Groups!
The third annual University Folklorico Summit luncheon will take place on Saturday April 12, 2014 at 12 p.m. at Clovis West High School Cafeteria. Two or three representatives from your university are invited to participate in an interactive discussion panel to discuss University Folklorico Summit 2015 and the future of collegiate folklorico.
Danzantes Unidos is active YEAR-round! We invite YOU to get involved
FOLKLORICO-ON-WHEELS . . .Bringing DUF Maestros to your doorstep
The Folklorico On Wheels Project was founded in 1994 to provide quality, educational training at the local level. Folklorico On Wheels offers movement classes, lectures, costume showings, visual art workshops, dance presentations and musical recitals. Each event is preconceived in conjunction with the host community and can range from a half or whole day to full weekend event. Because of the downscale in size when compared to the Danzantes Unidos Festival, FOW can offer its participants a more intimate setting. Emphasis is placed on providing participants with intensive training tailored to local needs.
A typical weekend would include six classes divided by age, level, region or theme and might include:
• Repertoire from any of Mexico's 31 states and federal district • Repertoire for students, educators, group directors & seniors • Thematic material for Day of the Dead, Fiestas & Celebrations • Evening showcase in dance & music recital/performance • Lectures, seminars & exhibits
Interested? Please contact Maria Luisa Colmenarez at [email protected]
√ You read the announcement √ You aaended the rehearsals √ You’ve been prac@cing in your:
• studio • backyard • living room • kitchen • shower!
And you are SO ready!! Now, what?
Polish your bo@nes, fluff up your trenzas and get ready to set a new world record for “Largest Mexican Folk Dance” on Sunday, April 13 at CWHS Bledsoe Field!
GWRA Schedule Of Events: 9:00am GWRA Volunteer Check-‐in and Orienta@on 10:00-‐10:45am Dancers (fully costumed) Check-‐in 11:00 Mariachi Tenoch@tlan arrives for sound check 11:00 Dancers enter the arena for placement and blocking 12:00 Visitors enter viewing area to view Mock Aaempts 12:15pm Notes and feedback 12:30pm The REAL THING 12:40 -‐ 1pm Revelry with live music
Dress code and FAQ’s can be found at: hap://danzantes.org/guinness-‐world-‐record-‐aaempt.htm
But hang on! We have to turn in loads of documenta@on and proof for YOUR effort to count. Please ensure that you are GWRA-‐registered. Not the same as DUF-‐registered. You either checked the GWRA box when you registered for classes OR you visited the wufoo portal aoer the fact and registered as a DUF’er or non-‐DUF’er. If you are not sure, please write to [email protected] and ask for your confirma@on number. We regret that we will not be able to take walk-‐up, sign-‐ins at the event. Don’t delay, register today (before April 8, midnight) and let your dancing feet be counted: haps://danzantes.org/DUF2014-‐guinness-‐world-‐record-‐[email protected]
There will be a run-‐through of GWRA suite at the Master Classes on Friday, April 11; there will be a flash-‐mob rehearsal some@me during workshops on Saturday (you won’t know when, but you’ll hear the music and those feet will MOVE); there will be a mee@ng for directors or a group representa@ve on Saturday, April 12 at 1:15pm in the Lecture Hall. It will be brief, please send a rep.
Come rain, come shine . . . The Guinness World Record Attempt must go on!