Roman received her BFA in Dance from CSULB and then studied at the Alvin Alley American Dance Theater in New York City where she received a certificate in Horton pedagogy. The Horton Technique is athletic and expressive and designed to “correct and improve a dancer’s physical limitations so that they might pursue any form of dance.”. Three times a week, Roman teaches intermediate Horton Technique out of the Alonzo King Lines Dance Center in San Francisco. She also teaches beginners workshops. (Students range in age from 17 to 67.) Through her critically-acclaimed Copious Dance Theater, Roman choreographs one to three pieces a year. Her Dance Theater has performed at Z Space, Cowell Theater, North Bay Dance Festival and Dance Mission.

The future Broadway star was born in New York on April 29, 1919, the daughter of Norwegian-born Theodore Holm, who worked for the American branch ballerina burp cloths tutu burp cloth ballet shoes burp cloth dance burp cloths butp cloth set girls burp cloths ballet burp clo of Lloyd’s of London, and Jean Parke Holm, a painter and writer, She was smitten by the theater as a 3-year-old when her grandmother took her to see ballerina Anna Pavlova, “There she was, being tossed in midair, caught, no mistakes, no falls, She never knew what an impression she made,” Holm recalled years later, She attended 14 schools growing up, including the Lycee Victor Duryui in Paris when her mother was there for an exhibition of her paintings, She studied ballet for 10 years..

A $1 billion renovation of the theater, which kept it closed from 2005 to 2011, was accompanied by reports of embezzlement and overspending. The general director, Anatoly Iksanov, was pushed out in July, replaced by Vladimir Urin, the head of the smaller Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko theater. “There is no need to hide that this was not an easy season, maybe one of the most difficult in the history of the theater,” Urin told his audience Tuesday. He promised openness in decision making, as well as respect for the past but an embrace of the future. “I want the Bolshoi name to mean what it has always meant,” he said. “I understand the responsibility I have undertaken.”.

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Curator Walk and Talk: Join the curator and artists for a personalized tour of the “It’s Personal” exhibit, which showcases Asian American women artists that represent the confluence of the past and future. The exhibition, curated by Linda Inson Choy, features the works of Susan Almazol, Jungran Bae, Reiko Fujii, Kay Kang, Pallavi Sharma, Cynthia Tom and Maggie Yee. Nov. 18, 4-6 p.m. Art Museum of Los Gatos, 4 Tait Ave., Los Gatos. Free. 408-395-7386, museumsoflosgatos.org. Los Altos Hills Town Hall: “Go Figure,” an exhibition of mostly figurative paintings in oil by the late Mitchell L. Bricker of Los Gatos and works in pastel and watercolor by local art and sewing instructor Nina Leone Bricker. Mitchell and Nina Bricker were owners of Bricker Associates, a Los Gatos graphic design firm. Through March 1. Los Altos Hills Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road in Los Altos Hills.