Latin American Carnival - Dancing

Workshop Description

Thank you for choosing an activity that your child is interested in! This is where you register for DANCING and CHOREOGRAPHY. Your daughter will be in a group with a maximum of 12 participants, from grades 2 to 6. They will be led by professional dance artist, Jamii's workshop facilitator and project coordinator Carolina Rojas. Together, they will spend the sessions learning dance skills, creating their own choreography, rehearsing, and performing it. Their dances will be directly connected to the other two groups of the Latin American Carnival programme, which focus on Singing & Percussion, and Costume Making. This is a great opportunity to offer your child an enriching experience that develops a set of skills enhancing their dancing abilities, creativity, and personal growth. This includes: • Creating original dance routines and choreography • Collaboration through group dance sessions and ensemble work • Learning dance techniques • Managing performance anxiety while developing self-confidence • Working on stage presence and rehearsal discipline Please register below to confirm your daughter's participation in this programme. PROGRAMME KEY DATES: February 5 to May 28 on Wednesdays – 4:30 pm to 6 pm Rehearsal #1 for all groups: Wednesday, May 28, from 4:30 pm to 6 pm Rehearsal #2 for all groups: Thursday, May 29, from 4:30 pm to 6 pm Show for parents: Thursday, May 29, at 6 pm CAROLINA ROJAS From the age of 7, Carolina has charted an extraordinary journey through rhythmic gymnastics, ballet, music, and modern dance in esteemed arts schools, cultivating a deep passion for the arts. As a dancer, choreographer, and arts administrator, Carolina pursued a Dance Interpretation degree at Santiago de Chile's Las Americas University, dedicating four years to mastering contemporary dance. She became a dynamic force, participating in events like the "International Dance Day" celebrations from 2006 to 2008, leaving a mark on Chile's cultural landscape. In 2009, Carolina co-founded "Danza Independiente Antofagasta," helping to catalyze regional dance growth through festivals and training initiatives. Since 2017, Carolina has called Canada home, expanding her dance repertoire with samba do pe and contributing to the Dance Migration Company. She also volunteers with Chilean associations, sharing folklore and dance with youth, exemplifying her commitment to artistic excellence and community empowerment.