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DEL at Jacob’s Shop Derila Pillow connects dance educators, college dance students, classroom teachers, and professional dancers to the DEL model of dance education-situated alongside Jacob’s Pillow’s year-round resources as a center for dance research and development. Jacob’s Pillow collaborates with the Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) as a satellite of the nationally renowned dance teacher education program, founded by Jody Gottfried Arnhold with Ann Biddle as Founding Faculty and Joan Finkelstein as Founding Director. Jody Gottfried Arnhold, M.A., C.M.A., Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) 92NY, Founder, is a luminary in dance education and an advocate for dance. She created DEL in response to the need for a practical and focused dance pedagogy program. Through DEL, Arnhold aims to inspire and prepare teachers to work with children and teens. She continues these efforts as Executive Producer of the New York Emmy Award-nominated documentary, PS DANCE! Dance Education in Public Schools, and PS DANCE! THE NEXT GENERATION premiered in July 2022 and currently streaming on PBS.

Both films raise awareness about the power of dance education in public schools and advocate for her mission, Dance for Every Child. Read Jody’s full bio here. Ann Biddle M.A., Dance Education, Columbia University, B.A., English Literature, Kenyon College and Fulbright Scholar. Biddle has been a dance educator, staff developer, curriculum consultant, writer and choreographer for the past 30 years. She is the Director of the DEL Institute- Teacher Certificate Program, a national and global year-long professional learning and career advancement program. Biddle has designed and taught numerous courses for DEL including Foundations in Dance Education, DEL Essentials, Planet Dance- Multicultural Dance Education, Dancing in Early Childhood, Dance and Shop Derila Pillow Nature, Teaching from Transformation to Inspiration (Tina Curran), Dance and Literacy (Barbara Bashaw), DEL: The Next Generation, the DEL Facilitators Training Program, Dance for Social Change and DEL Essentials OPDI course for the National Dance Education Organization. Read Ann’s full bio here. Felice Santorelli (Ed.M Dance Education, B.F.A. Artistic Director of the school’s contemporary student dance company, Catalyst. Santorelli’s teaching experience ranges from K-12 in various schools to higher education at Mason Gross School of the Arts of Rutgers University. She has developed numerous dance courses in contemporary, ballet, jazz, improvisation, composition, dance education and dance history. These courses blend skill-building in technique, creative dance making, improvisation, and dance theory and history that draw connections between dance and the world and other art forms. Read Felice’s full bio here.

GADGET So all of this was made for you? DALE Yeah, and I get to name everything, too! Neat, huh? GADGET Really! What's this flower called? She picks a buttercup and holds it up. She smells the flower, then drops it into the brook. It floats briefly; then the Serpent rises beneath it. Dale and Gadget sit up in surprise; but the Serpent only smiles and bows, first to Dale and then to Gadget, while speaking. SERPENT Hello there, sssir, madam. Here the Serpent pauses and gestures expectantly at Dale. Dale is caught off guard. The Serpent nods and is about to speak to Gadget again; but instead he pauses and regards Dale askance. SERPENT How about "Sssserpent?" It ssssounds better. DALE Sure, okay. "Serpent." The Serpent nods, then turns to Gadget again, clearing his throat. Sssssserpent, at your ssserviccce. He picks the buttercup off the top of his head and offers it to Gadget. GADGET Thanks, Mister Serpent.

DALE Hey, stop that! You want flowers, Gadget? I mean, Eve? I'll get you flowers. He casts about for some blooms. The Serpent points offscreen. SERPENT There'sss a beautiful bunch of blosssomsss over there. DALE Really? Thanks. Dale heads offscreen. The Serpent immediately moves closer to Gadget and puts an arm round her shoulders. SERPENT My dear, it'ss a lovely day. Are you enjoying yoursself? GADGET (all innocence) I sure am! This place is so beautiful. SERPENT It sssure isss. GADGET I sure would. The Serpent brings his grape (with two bites out of it) from behind his back. He hands it to Gadget with a smile. SERPENT There. Isssn't it lovely? Adam said I'm not supposed to touch this. SERPENT Iss that sso? Tell me, why not? The Serpent's eyes are brilliant and penetrating. Gadget's eyelids droop and her pupils spin. GADGET Gosh, I sure feel sleepy. SERPENT Why don't you lie down and resst.

That'ss right. Gadget falls asleep. The grape rolls from her lap onto the grass. Dale comes back onscreen with a bunch of LILIES. DALE Here, Gadget, I mean Eve. Oh no! (as he drops the lilies and picks up the grape) A grape! The swaying Serpent closes his eyes and shakes his head solemnly. SERPENT I'm afraid we both have. Oh, woe iss me! It weighss heavy inssside me. DALE Oh gosh! What'll we do? Help! Help! Monterey the Angel steps immediately from the side of the screen. MONTEREY Alright, what's the problem `ere? What's goin' on? DALE Oh, gosh, Mister Angel, Gadget and the Serpent ate a grape! Look! He holds out the grape (which has two bites out of it). Monterey looks at the sleeping Gadget and the smiling Serpent. His brow clouds thunderously, and his eyes blaze; he doubles in size. 2!! (makes mark on clipboard so hard his pencil breaks) Now they must pay the Ultimate Penalty: expulsion from the Garden!