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"Dracula" Available For Touring Dates
Following sold-out performances of the world premiere and rave reviews PUSH's Dracula now has available tour dates for 2011 - 2012.
For Presenters: PUSH's Dracula is available for both national and international performances. Download the Press Kit and Tech Rider for more details.
Dracula Video available here.
PUSH Summer Intensive 2010
We're accepting registrations for the PUSH Summer Intensive 2010 (June 21st - July 3rd). Register early and get a discount. Details here - See you in Rochester after the snow!
Darren & Heather Artist Award Recipient
Darren & Heather Stevenson are honored to recieve the 2009 Performing Artist Award from the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester
PUSH will be performing at the award ceremony - you're invited!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Hyatt Regency Rochester - Grand Ballroom
11:15 a.m. Champagne Reception
Noon-1:30 p.m. Program and Lunch
PUSH in City Paper
Really great article by Rebecca Rafferty who visited us during a rehearsal for Dracula.
In The News
PUSH featured in article on Physical Theatre in DramaBiz Magazine.
PUSH wins the Anton Germano Dance Award
PUSH is honored to recieve the Anton Germano Dance Award.
"This award is presented to an individual who shows a determined discipline to succeed in dance, while, exemplifying the intelligence, integrity and humor for life displayed by the individual for whom this award is named."
The Award Ceremony was held Feb 28th in Auburn, NY. Details here.
PUSH Residency with 4th Graders
We've been having a great time working at Schlegel Road elementary School this month.
Read the Democarat and Chronicle Article for more
In The News With A Video
Darren Stevenson was featured in the Democrat & Chronicle. A short video features PUSH in rehearsal!
As you know Darren suffers from an already massive ego. His appearance in a article all about him has made him almost intolerable over the last few weeks. If you plan on visiting PUSH in Ithaca this week, please humor him by checking out the article first, so that, when he asks, you can say you read it.
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