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Recent news from Quinn Lipton:

A big hello to my Duke dance family! I wanted to let you know I am dancing on a new show called "Glee" which airs tonight on Fox (I think at 9pm).  I am part of the rival high school (in the pilot episode they come to our school to watch us perform). I also think they will be re-airing this episode Friday. In this season I am also in the third episode, and if gets picked up for a second season our story line will continue.  I actually love the show and truly believe anyone who likes music and dance will be a fan!  I miss Duke and each and every one of you.  I have been enjoying dancing professionally in Los Angeles and things have been going really well!  My experiences at Duke have definitely given me a leg up in this crazy business. I can't thank you enough for that.   I would love to catch up with each of you when you have a chance. I hope all is well and say hello to the Ark for me!!!


-Quinn

Sandy Chase (ME'91) is the owner and executive producer of Fluid Film. Sandy studied Mechanical Engineering and Biomechanics at Duke University. He has worked in a number of creative media settings, including the Hollywood film Across the Universe with director Julie Taymor, at Tapestry International on Discovery Education media, and ScienCentral under a National Science Foundation grant, writing and producing science stories for ABC News stations across the country. He was also a segment producer for the BBC show Talking Movies.

Sandy has played on-camera host for two science productions, Science Sensei, a humorous web-based weekly science roundup, and Physics in Action, a DVD and web video series for Films Media Group, released in 2009.

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Founded in February of 2001 by Amanda Exley Lower (T'94), Duende Dance Theater, Inc. is a not for profit modern dance and theater company based in Atlanta, Ga. “Duende” is a Spanish word for “spirit”.  When a flamenco dancer performs with passion, clarity, and guts, the audience will praise them by shouting “Duende!”.  Duende Dance Theater, Inc. promotes public understanding and appreciation for the art form of dance in Georgia.  Through professional venues, classrooms, and community centers, Duende brings professional modern dance to the Atlanta community and beyond. 

Duende is proud to feature performers from the Atlanta area.  The performers range in age from 7 to 70.

2009 Dance Program Newsletter

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