We have exciting Fall offerings for Adults in our Conservatory program, which begin this month. Bill Hulseman of bill hulseman consulting will be leading classes with the topic Religion through Film: A Case Study in Religion & Pop Culture, which discusses the relationships between various religions and film. The second class is Holding Space: The Black Ballet Artist in the Dance Environment, which will be led by Erricka Turner Davis. It is a class that provides a holding of space to discuss the accomplishments and challenges of yesterday’s and today’s Black ballet dancer. The classes are informative and a fun way to delve inside subjects you may have had questions about, and can now be part of their discussions October 19, 2021- November 16, 2021 Religion through Film: A Case Study in Religion & Pop Culture (Tuesdays with Bill Hulseman) explores the possibilities and limitations of religious representation in movies - from Hinduism and Islam to Catholicism, Judaism and beyond. An inspiring way to examine how we see ourselves and others! October 21- November 18, 2021 Holding Space: The Black Ballet Artist in the Dance Environment (Thursdays with Erricka Turner Davis) will examine the experiences of Black dancers in conventionally white dance spaces, and feature an incredible line-up of guest speakers, from dancers with Dance Theatre of Harlem to foundational Black studio founders in Seattle. For Registration: https://www.tacomaartslive.org/education/adult-classes-outreach Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows