Alana’s birthday party
After lovely afternoon at Alana’s birthday party, I was invited to be a living library resource at Reynella Primary School.
It was great fun having the kids come into the library to borrow a living resource for their classrooms. The kids loved learning some basic belly dance moves and having the chance to be photographed trying out some of the props used in belly dance. The boys especially loved balancing the swords!
It was great to have such a good turnout for the start of term last night – especially since a few of the regulars were away.
Welcome to the new students who joined last night: Wendy, Leanne, Carol & Ros!
It’s just over a week until term 3 belly dance classes are starting at Bridgewater Hall.
Be there at 7pm on Thursday the 19th of July to start a new tribal fusion choreography with veils & skirts.
7-8pm THURSDAY NIGHTS at the Bridgewater Hall
(open level – aimed at beginners+/intermediate)
Keep the cold at bay with a choreography that blends belly dance and tribal moves with oriental and folkloric influences in a fusion piece that builds from an ethereal and haunting veil entrance to an engaging and dramatic climax.
New combinations and a focus on the dramatic quality that veils can add to your performance will give intermediate dancers a chance to refine their technique while still being a choreography that is suitable for less experienced dancers.
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