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Emma Gervasi Dance Reel

emmagervasi.com 0:00 MT Jazz, choreography by J. Austin Eyer (Head Over Heels) 0:07 Modern, Original Choreography 0:19 MT Hip Hop, choreography by Shoshanna Babitt 0:29 Contemporary, Original Choreography 0:43 Hip Hop, choreography by Keone and Mari Madrid 1:03 Fight/Weapons, Montage Thank you! Video Description: A compilation of dance performance videos featuring Emma Gervasi, a young, white genderqueer performer with masculine short brown hair. Emma dances in musicals and is seen performing their own choreography, dances by other theatre choreographers, and doing stage combat and spear work. Clip 1: The title slide features a dance break from "We Got the Beat" in the musical Head Over Heels. The choreography by J. Austin Eyer is vigorous and features fan kicks and knee slides. On the high hat hits, Emma does three subtle palm hits into an aggressive backbend. Their outfit is 80s inspired and green from head to toe, with a leather jacket, pants, fishnet gloves, and 80s slicked back hair. Clip 2: Emma dances on a small stage in a production of Hundred Days. Their original choreography is desperate, jolting, and tells the story of someone devolving into their own chaos. They are in an oversized brown blazer, brown striped pants, a chartreuse sweater, and black boots. Musicians include Cherish Love Robison on keys, Silas Robles on bass, and Jarrod Wells on drums. Clip 3: Emma dances in a small ensemble dance concert to "Non-Stop" from Hamilton. The choreography by Shoshanna Babitt is aggressive, continuous, and grounded. They are wearing a white button down, wide legged black pants, black boots, and a teal sleeveless blazer jacket. Clip 4: Emma dances in a large rehearsal space with a light green curtain in frame. Their original choreography is pedestrian, introspective, and musical. They are wearing a sleeveless yellow cropped sweater, green workout shorts, and tan jazz shoes. Their hair is shaggier than normal and flips around while they dance. Clip 5: Emma dances in a bright dance studio. The choreography by the Madrids is precise, intense, and intimidating. They are wearing a green military jacket, black sports bra, and black pants with black combat boots. Montage: A series of clips is overlaid with audio of Emma singing "Corner of the Sky" from PIPPIN, with pianist Vicky Nooe. Emma performs with a partner in a hand combat sequence. Next, Emma is onstage and fights a partner with a spear. Next, Emma is in a group class and does a delicate across the floor sequence. Next, Emma performs from another section of "Non-Stop" and is featured in a group clump. Finally, Emma performs a solo in Head Over Heels, which is a turn sequence into head bangs.