Thomas Hewitt's Choreography

Works co-authored in collaboration with composer Merton Brown

Poetic Moods - Poetry in Motion and Music (two versions)
- Ensemble cast for twelve dancers
- Pas de deux
La Infanta (two acts with casting for full company)
Nello Spirito d’Amore (solo for female dancer)
Love & Life After (pas de quatre).

Solos specifically designed for younger dancers

Image of pose from Lord of the Dance
Thomas Hewitt's Lord of the Dance

Liturgical Works and Other Sacred Works

Lord of the Dance (pas de deux for male and female dancer set to the Shaker hymn "Tis a Gift to be Simple")
Non Nobis (solo for young dancer set to Gregorian Chant)
I Just Want To See You There (solo for female dancer with music by Sally Klein O'Connor
Lord of the Dance (solo for male dancer set to the Shaker hymn "Tis a Gift to be Simple")
Choreography for The Christus (1974), Boston's annual Passion Play

Additionally, Hewitt choreographed commissions from

Smith School of Dance
Redwood Empire Ballet (both the Professional Company & Associated School)
Children’s Dance Theatre
for the City of Belmont, choreography of a Straus Waltz
Boston Conservatory’s Boston Dance Theatre (& Extension Division)
Orchesis Dance Troupe in N.Y.S.
Numerous churches and schools from N.Y. To Santa Rosa .

His Ballets were performed at such venues as John Hancock Hall in Boston and the Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center in Northern California which is now in association with The Kennedy Center. There were also performances at numerous school venues and Lecture/Demonstrations in NY, MA and CA to edify and educate younger audiences.

Home Teaching Choreography Performance Training Collaboration
		Choreography The chief focal point of Mr. Hewitt's choreography was creating works that drew on the breadth of his dance and musical experience. When working with a composer to create original music, Mr. Hewitt strove to ensure that the score adhered to the integrity of the story being told or feelings being conveyed Mr. Hewitt wished to expand the repertoire with lasting works, as well as offer the training of classical ballet technique to have them presented at their best. Additionally, his New Works emphasized use of the dancer’s dramatic abilities to fully explore acting potential and realize it within the context of American Dance Heritage. Mr. Hewitt created numerous Ballets, including:
	Works co-authored in collaboration with composer Merton Brown Poetic Moods - Poetry in Motion and Music (two versions) Ensemble cast for twelve dancers Pas de deux La Infanta (two acts with casting for full company) Nello Spirito d’Amore (solo for female dancer) Love & Life After (pas de quatre). Solos specifically designed for younger dancers Valse de Fleur (set to music from The Nutcractker) La Ragazza Capricciosa (music by Rossini) Thomas Hewitt's Lord of the Dance Liturgical Works and Other Sacred Works Lord of the Dance (pas de deux for male and female dancer set to the Shaker hymn "Tis a Gift to be Simple") Non Nobis (solo for young dancer set to Gregorian Chant) I Just Want To See You There (solo for female dancer with music by Sally Klein O'Connor Lord of the Dance (solo for male dancer set to the Shaker hymn "Tis a Gift to be Simple") Choreography for The Christus (1974), Boston's annual Passion Play Additionally, Hewitt choreographed commissions from Smith School of Dance Redwood Empire Ballet (both the Professional Company & Associated School) Children’s Dance Theatre for the City of Belmont, choreography of a Straus Waltz Boston Conservatory’s Boston Dance Theatre (& Extension Division) Orchesis Dance Troupe in N.Y.S. Numerous churches and schools from N.Y. To Santa Rosa . His Ballets were performed at such venues as John Hancock Hall in Boston and the Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center in Northern California which is now in association with The Kennedy Center. There were also performances at numerous school venues and Lecture/Demonstrations in NY, MA and CA to edify and educate younger audiences. © 2006 Thomas Hewitt. All rights reserved.