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...choreographed by Elizabeth A. Miller ’09. The piece opened with a ballet-inspired solo by Stephanie H. Lo ’10, who was then joined by Daniela F. Joffe ’10, Sarah F. Schlegel ’10, Sonia K. Todorova ’07, and Bianca A. Verma...
...duet choreographed by Brenda Divelbliss to a Johnny Cash song, was another example of how “Levity” suffered from a lack of expression or communication. Although James C. Fuller ’10 expertly used his body and facial expressions to converse with his partner, Todorova, as well as with the audience, Todorova wore the same blank expression throughout the piece. This stark difference between the two performers changed the total effect of the piece, overshadowing both the choreography and the dancing...
When Bulgarians think of spring, “a fat lady with very red cheeks” comes to mind. At least, according to Sonia K. Todorova ’07 of the Harvard Bulgarian Club. “She’s moody like March,” Todorova explains, “moody like Boston.” Last Friday, Bulgarians and their friends came together in Boylston Hall for an Harvard-style Sedianka. It was your typical college party but with less booze and more traditional meat dishes from the old country. Harvard and MIT students alike...
...technically flawless execution. Of the student choreographed pieces, the vision of “Undivided” was the most bizarre. The sound-effect score of Anna K. Grichting ’07 and Steven L. Pappas ’06 partnered with the instinctual choreography of Sonia K. Todorova ’07 to an equivocal effect. Todorova’s background in mime contributed to the work’s forte: although the dance’s choreography came off as too opaquely modern, the non-traditional use of pantomime conveyed human emotion through simple hand gestures...
...artists will talk about their careers and what it was like dancing with the greats.” The panel will take place after an abbreviated matinee performance on Sunday.Student choreographers Marin J. D. Orlosky ’07, Larissa D. Koch ’08, and Sonia K. Todorova ’07 will present their work at the Friday and Saturday performances of “Viewpointe,” lending a fresh perspective on the works of the four dance giants. Rachel A. Cohen ’95, the Clifton Visiting Artist in the Office...