Jennifer Muller/The Works' Workshop, part of "STEPS with Contemporary Masters" will be held the week of:
Monday, July 23rd through Friday, July 27th 
2:30PM - 4:30PM at Steps on Broadway
Auditions for Company Membership and incoming Scholarship Students will be held on: 
Friday, July 27th from 4:30PM - 6:30PM at Steps on Broadway

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
Held once a year in New York City, the Jennifer Muller/The Works Workshop is a week-long experience to learn Muller Polarity Technique. It will take place at Steps on Broadway from 2:30-4:30, Monday - Friday, and will culminate in an Audition for both Company Membership as well as the JMTW Scholarship Program, for those interested in further pursuing Jennifer Muller's groundbreaking technique. 

While attendance at the workshop is not mandatory, it is highly recommended for dancers interested in auditioning for the company to attend the preceding classes.

ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM:
Serving approximately 25 students every year, scholarship students gain hands on experience working with a professional dance company.  This program offers students free-of-charge attendance at company classes in Muller Polarity Technique, taught by company members, alumni, Artistic Council members and Jennifer Muller.  In exchange for technique classes, scholarship students provide administrative support for JMTW, offering participants an invaluable, in-depth experience into the running of an arts organization.  Company classes are held five days a week - Monday to Friday, 11:00AM to 1:00PM, at The Works' Studio in Chelsea.  Classes take place approximately 48 weeks out of the year.  For more about the program and its requirements, please see: Scholarship Program.

ABOUT THE AUDITION:
Please dress appropriately in dance attire, where we can see your body; bring your headshot and resume; arrive 30 minutes early to fill out the application form and also to warm up.  For further inquiries, please contact Katy Neely at kneely@jmtw.org.

More information at: https://www.stepsnyc.com/classes/steps-with-contemporary-masters/