Ellen Bromberg, Associate Professor, B.F.A. & M.F.A. University of Arizona, Tucson.
Professor Bromberg, a 2006 Guggenheim Fellow, has been creating dances for companies and solo artists for over 30 years. She has received numerous awards for her work including two Isadora Duncan Dance Awards; one for outstanding achievement in choreography and a second for her work with Douglas Rosenberg on Singing Myself A Lullaby. She was also honored with a Bonnie Bird American Choreographer Award, a Pew National Dance/Media Fellowship and with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the George Soros Foundation, among others. Her choreography has been performed in the United Kingdom, China, Korea, Japan, and throughout the United States. She has created a number of works for the screen which have been broadcast by KQED TV in San Francisco, Wisconsin Public Television, and nationally on PBS Television's Alive From Off Center. She has just completed a documentary: Molissa Fenley and Peter Boal, The Re-staging of State of Darkness. Professor Bromberg teaches composition, technology/media, theory,and mentors students in teaching and choreography.

e.bromberg@utah.edu

Office Phone: 801 587-9807

Research Interests

Association for the Advancement of Dance and Performance Telematics (ADAPT)

Re-corporealizing the Body Via Screen Dance - Essay

Archived Panel Presentation

Online Essay- Frames of Reference: Thoughts on Dance, Technology and Telematics

Singing Myself a Lullaby

Dance for the Camera Victoria
http://www.danceforthecamera.org/