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JUMP FOR JAZZ
CURTAIN CALL CHOREOGRAPHY is a musical theater dance workshop series. Each month, CLT will bring in a guest choreographer to focus on a specific style of dance through the lens of musical theater. Instructors will select a musical to teach one number from, working with participants on learning and refining the specific dance style that the musical number works with. This month's theme was called "Jazz Essentials" and, led by instructor Karianna Merrill, the participants had a blast and were jumping for joy!
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"Love that CLT is exploring musical theater dance styles through these workshops. Jazz Essentials with Karianna Merrill sounds like such a blast — so glad everyone left jumping for joy!"
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“Jump for Jazz” sounds like such a blast! Love that CLT is bringing in guest choreographers like Karianna Merrill to make musical theater dance so approachable and fun — wish I could’ve joined in on the jazz essentials!
Jazz Essentials sounds like such a fun workshop—there's something special about learning the classic musical theater numbers that really let you let loose and move. I took a jazz class years ago and still remember how freeing it felt to just go for it without overthinking every step. Speaking of letting loose, this reminds me of how sometimes the raw, unpolished moments are the best ones—kind of like how there's a whole site dedicated to making a **low quality image** on purpose for that crunchy, nostalgic meme vibe. Anyway, glad to hear everyone had a blast and was literally jumping for joy!