Marianella Desanti Dance, MAPP Middlesex University London, Student Blog

Sunday, October 20, 2019

Alicia Alonso

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Alicia Alonso Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso and founder of the National Ballet of Cuba and the Cuban School of Ba...
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Saturday, October 12, 2019

On the Transformative Process of Becoming a Ballerina

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Costa Rican Ballerina, Valeria Arias in our first  Choreographic and Artistic Collaboration together,  Teatro de La Danza, War Surv...
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Wednesday, October 2, 2019

On The Road to Travel Upon

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Researching is not an easy task.  Especially when it is a topic that one becomes truly invested in and excited about.  The idea of not de...
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Sunday, September 29, 2019

On Knowing and Learning: On my learning about early childhood education and dance

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Today I participated in a class discussion with my professors and fellow classmates of the Middlesex University master’s in dance programme...
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Sunday, September 22, 2019

On Returning to my Last Term to Middlesex University

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This is the beginning of the end of my studies at Middlesex University London, as a student of the master’s in Dance Technique Pedagogy.  ...
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Sunday, April 7, 2019

Dance Science and Training Alternatives

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My highly intelligent and analytical student Ana Laura Montenegro, Eduarte Photography As a dance educator rediscovering dance te...
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Sunday, March 31, 2019

Exploring My Inquiry: On Learning About Dance and Early Childhood

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     These first few months of the new year at Middlesex University London Masters in Dance Pedagogy and Technique (MAPP) has been particu...
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Marianella Desanti- Dancer, Choreographer and Teacher
I am an international ballerina and dance teacher. I am pursuing an MA in Dance Technique Pedagogy at Middlesex University, London. My dance studies began in England. In Mexico at Dance Center and was certified by La Sociedad Mexicana de Maestros de Danza. I studied intensively with Cuban Ballet´s Raul Bustabad and Denia Hernandez.I later trained with Maryland Youth Ballet´s Tensia Fonseca. I culminated my professional dance studies at the Washington School of Ballet training with Lupe Serrano, Rudolf Kharatyan, Patricia Berrend, Victoria Leigh and Lorraine Spiegler. My professional experience began at fifteen, dancing with the Washington Ballet in The Nutcracker. I continued dancing in Washington DC dancing with the Washington Opera, in the Kennedy Centre and Spanish Dance Theatre. I received teacher training with Miss Mary Day at the Washington School of Ballet. In Costa Rica, with Danza Libre, I danced as a principal and soloist at Melico Salazar Theatre and Teatro de la Danza. I directed Ballet Clásico de Costa Rica with a programme of community outreach. I am currently a ballerina with Al Alandalus and a ballet teacher at Body Motion Dance Studio.
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