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Shela Xoregos

San Francisco, California

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Shela XoregosDirector, Choreographer, Teacher, and Mentor, died peacefully in her sleep on July 18, 2024. She loved Greek Classic Theatre, Shakespeare, and was Producer/Director of several Harlem Renaissance Premiers.Her choreographic work was seen at Pacific Ballet, Oakland Ballet, and Seattle...

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Shela, my dear friend, I will miss you dearly. I regret I didn't speak with you one last time before you died. Somehow, it came as a surprise to me. The times we spent together will always remain in my mind. Your humor made life more fun and interesting. You taught me what I know of modern dance.

What a wonderful tribute and celebration of Shela yesterday! She would have loved it. Here is what I said (posting here for those who didn´t attend) shela i met Shela around 2001 when i was cast in the Shadowbox production of The Earth and ME - a wonderful show about the Earth and its humanity designed for children that included puppetry and dance. she choreographed and brought to life the story of Earth and how it´s children must take care of it. With a cast of 4 professional dancers and a...

Shela was a kind, passionate and knowledgeable director and friend. I was fortunate to be cast by her in Shadow Box Theatre Co. and I performed in numerous other projects including a restaging of her Metamorphosis duet. She was tough in the rehearsal room, there´s no doubt about it, but I definitely I grew under her guidance. When she laughed or smiled, I felt encouraged and seen. I have a couple funny memories that I´m not sure are appropriate to share here but will gladly share them with...

Caron just shared the message of her passing with me. I am from SA, and I had the pleasure of working for her in NYC. I loved her so much. May she rest in eternal peace!

To the moderator: my message got published with a typo of "Caraon" for my name. Can you please change it to "Caron Eule"?

I am so saddened to have just discovered Shela's passing. I knew her as my Choreographer, my Director, and my Mentor. We first met when she was the choreographer for Shadowbox Theater. In all the years I worked with her, she was a stickler for giving our best work and wouldn't settle for anything less. I learnt so much from her! Two of the most memorable lessons were when she taught the cast how to project to the balcony and also how to save our bodies by not agreeing to do physical...

I had the pleasure of working with Shela for a few years in NYC - she choreographed, directed and inspired. I miss her and send love and condolences to all friends, and loved ones. I will look for some photos

Shela and my mother were great friends for over 40 yrs. The love of theater brought them together.