Born in Australia, this dancing world traveler made her mark as a competitive Latin Dancer in worldwide competitions, most notably, Blackpool where she and her partner were semifinalists. Tonia Kosovich began her AM career in 2005 as a traveling consultant, but her dance career took off much earlier than that. As a member of the dance board, the author of the AM Salsa syllabus, a competitive dancer, trainer, and mentor to many professionals - Bobby could be the chancellor of the District Showcase. He began his career at an Arthur Murray in Ohio at the end of the disco era, and has gone on to become a highly sought after influencer within the company. Read More about Ron Christyīobby Gonzalez is no stranger to the District Showcase, having worked in the Hayward, Carmichael, and San Jose studios as a teacher, executive, manager, and every other school as a traveling consultant. While he may be hard at work throughout the event, Ron truly shines in his post-event critiques. Ron Christy is a teacher to the core, and calling his dance knowledge "extensive" is a gross understatement. Read more about Jessica HoltyĮasily one of the favorite dance consultants for all of the Northern California and Nevada dance studios, not to mention the rest of the country. As insightful and warm as she is talented, Jessica is a welcomed addition to the judging panel. Since she retired from competitive dancing, she's traveled the world as a consultant for Arthur Murray. It wasn't that long ago that Jessica Holty was performing in the role of featured couple at the Showcase.
So let's flip the switch, and shed some light on the Consultants at our 2017 District Showcase. Judging suggests a placement, something negative, or some grouchy guy in a powdered wig and a dark robe. We call them Arthur Murray Consultants, because that term befits the activity. That's exactly what Dance Judges are like. To educate, support and stimulate young people at all stages in their creative journey, and to communicate an informed voice of Olympia’s youth by coordinating with the WCPA and other art organizations.Īll young people in Olympia will have equal opportunity, information and access to all art forms.Arthur Murray Consultants at the District Showcase 2017Įver get scared by something that really wasn't scary at all? Usually, it's when the lights are off, and once you flip the lightswitch, you have that slightly embarassing revelation that there was nothing to be afraid of. The program also seeks to reinforce commitment to exceeding academic expectations, skill-set development, cultural opportunities and fostering new relationships and networks through volunteerism and arts exposure. The Young Arts Ambassadors is the WCPA’s youth program that provides an opportunity for teens and young adults to develop leadership, workforce, and life skills in order to achieve their highest potential as citizens in the global community. To celebrate the range of talent in Olympia’s youth. To promote the benefits of arts involvement. To inspire young people to discover the arts. Support the development and ambition of young people already involved in the arts. Support young people to overcome barriers and become involved.
The Young Arts Ambassadors are hosting a showcase of youth performance in an inspiring evening of local Olympia YOUTH created/generated ART! We will feature performance and visual based art throughout the night, complemented by audience/artist Q&A. CALLING ALL YOUTH PERFORMERS/VISUAL ARTISTS!
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