Drum solo
We had a fabulous time dancing at the Bagels Lunch at the Beit Shalom Synagogue.
The audience were really appreciative and it was a pleasure dancing for them. It was lovely to see quite a few of the same ladies who had been at the lunch when I danced for them a couple of years ago.
Thanks to Sue, Jamileh, Elisa, Sarita & Marlene for their fab performances.
Veil dance
The Jewels of Isis Bridgewater Babes
Finale
The new dance term has started with a bang: classes started again last Thursday with a new intermediate fusion class from 8-9 pm adding to the regular 7-8pm class.
The kids at Linden Park Primary vacation care celebrated the end of the school holidays with a belly dance bop workshop. They had a great time and especially loved dancing with the veils.
Some of the Bridgewater Babes will be doing a nursing home performance with me tomorrow which should be great fun – for us and the residents. And then Sunday we’ll be performing along with some of the other Belly Dance Amethyst performers at the Mylor fair.
A big congratulations to all the dancers who performed at the Belly Dance Amethyst Hafla last weekend. Everybody looked beautiful and there was a great range of styles performed on the night, ranging from a tribal version of AC/DCs Hell’s Bells to a gorgeous Indian fusion with Velvet Caravan to an exotic voi by Claire, along with stunning gothic sword by Babylonia, Balkan fusion, cabaret and more!
And I wanted to give a special thank you to the Beautiful Bridgewater Babes who were there to perform on the night. You all made me so proud! And I think you looked gorgeous in the masquerade masks and billowing veils. You all did a fab job!
Saturday afternoon the Jewels of Isis performed at “Jariel’s Belly Dance Extravaganza” fundraiser along with a number of other Adelaide dancers. It was a lovely afternoon for a good cause.
A hen’s party for beautiful Marie was a very special event on Sunday afternoon at the Belly Dance Amethyst studio. The ladies were a lovely audience for the performance and then they dressed up and became performers themselves. After learning a few moves and learning a choreography they all got into the spirit and danced the afternoon away.
karinishka bellydance 