SAN ANTONIO- Jewel of Art Dance Studio is gearing up for the launch of its first annual community festival, Jewel Fest, to be held on Moon Saturday at 7 p.m. Dance students look forward to being joined by a variety of local artists and performers for a Fiesta-themed experience onRead More →
More than 50 youth in grades 7-13 from Brixham College showcased some of the best talent in music, media, arts, theater and dance from the bay when they performed at one of the college’s most anticipated events during its academic year. Brixham College’s annual MMADD year-end show has been goingRead More →
DOSSIER – Folk Dance Tanoura CAIRO – February 12, 2019: A total of 30 artistic works ranging from photography to sculpture are currently hosted by Cordoba Art Gallery in Mohandesin to document the art of Tanoura dance, highlighting its pure Egyptian folklore identity. In the exhibition, five enthusiastic artists presentRead More →
The brilliant art of dance combined with the athleticism of the sport makes it quite a spectacle. But Dance Sport is more than that. One of the latest categories to gain popularity in the field of international sport, Dance Sport is a great way to get people who are notRead More →
“Dancing is for everyone,” says the Performing Arts Workshop’s website. This message strikes at the heart of Artistic Director Emily Miller’s mission for her studio: to invite everyone to the dance floor. Ballet’s culture of bodily shame – once considered an industry standard – has no place at the PerformingRead More →
Information (The Jakarta Post) Jakarta, Indonesia ● Tue, January 8, 2019 2019-01-08 00:01 996 75e76da2d15e495661b6357e2e5d6df6 4 Informative To free Get ready to discover a unique and eclectic way to party. As part of the effort to promote responsible drinking, you must be at least 21 years old to read thisRead More →
A collection of female Williams Lake artists with a connection to dance came together to support Dance In Common last week. Corinne Stromsten is the owner and operator of Dance In Common, where she and her team teach ballet, jazz, contemporary, hip-hop and ballroom dance. A longtime dancer since theRead More →
“Wheelchair dancing creates opportunities that you would never normally have” Three years ago, Goz Ugochukwu tried her hand at wheelchair dancing as part of a year-long series of physical challenges with her co-worker Ross. She’s had quite a trip since … Watch the last movie I made for To beRead More →
Abbi Zapeta, 13, wears her ceremonial jingle dress at the Bois Forte Heritage Center. Forum news service Janna Goerdt Forum News Service TOWER, Minn. – The robe spoke as Abbi Zapata banged her feet on the ground. It was a soft sound, as rhythmic as shards of ice moving againstRead More →
‘Jazz As Is’ at Elephant Gallery Tonight, Elephant Gallery opens an exhibition of quirky painting by a local musician. “Jazz As Is” features a series of paintings by Harry Kagan, the singer and guitarist of the local Music Band. Kagan started painting only a few years ago, and his canvasesRead More →
A performing art nearly 9,000 years old, dance is not just about art, but about expression, grace and symbolism. Throughout the history of the world, dance evolved in thousands of choreographic movements organized by millions of people, until the modern era. And, at Northern Kentucky University, Lauren Crawford continues thisRead More →
Dance camps Create a dance and costume based on the movie “Ferdinand” at a camp on January 20th. Celebrate Valentine’s Day and perform a special dance for mom and dad on February 10 or perform an Irish jig at camp on March 17. Dance camps are for ages 4-8 andRead More →
Teamwork is very important when you are involved in dance. Working together is the best option to achieve your goal. Although a dancer must individually develop and display a unique movement, they must also learn to work with their fellow dancers. I believe that a team can accomplish much moreRead More →
The magic begins Upper Darby Performing Arts Center: Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet Society presents “The Nutcracker” at 7 pm on November 17th, 11 am and 3 pm on November 18, and 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm on November 19. The performances are ideal for children 4 and up. Tickets rangeRead More →
Events Come Dance.Ballet Austin’s annual free dance day. RSVP is encouraged to help Ballet Austin plan. 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Ballet Austin’s Butler Dance Education Center, 501 W. Third St. balletaustin.org. Mother Earth Day and Nature Festival for the start of the school year. Hear Bill Oliver &Read More →
Kate Collins is a busy girl. In addition to teaching dance classes, running a non-profit organization and working at a law firm, she opened the Art of Dance studio in Flat Rock. Collins wanted to open a studio that was affordable and fun, while providing a creative environment to learnRead More →
Barfi rose. Brilliant blue. Deep ocher. Purple and saturated orange. Engravings and paintings of gods and goddesses. Green parrots flying on a wall. Lush greenery. The source of the Odissi dance. Welcome to Raghurajpur in Puri District, home to over 300 artisans who have learned and still practice various formsRead More →
April 29 at 6 a.m., under the immense gapura (doors without doors) at the Indonesian Art Institute (ISI) in Surakarta in Central Java, three dancers – Anter Asmorotedjo, Asep Sulaeman and Danang Pamungkas – slowly moved their bodies in contrasting but harmonious movements. And they continued to do this untilRead More →
HAVING three generations of one family competing at the Randwick Physical Culture Club is a testament to the unique nature of sport for all ages. HAVING three generations of one family competing at the Randwick Physical Culture Club is a testament to the unique nature of sport for all ages.Read More →
Movement is a form of storytelling for many types of artists. Rapid City’s Barefoot Dance Studio offers a variety of classes that teach students how to use their bodies to express themselves. A group of 7 women work on choreography during a modern dance class at the Seed Theatre. AndreaRead More →
The instructors and students of Fred Astaire Southbury caught everyone’s attention and won a series of outstanding awards with a spectacular selection of dances and presentations at the New England Dance Sport Competition which took place from Thursday 9 March to Saturday 11 March at the Mystic Marriott hotel. &Read More →
If you’re looking for a place to learn or hone your pole dancing skills for fun, work, or fitness, look no further than San Francisco Pole & Dance at 301 8th St. Last month, the pole dance studio, formerly Studio Botan, changed hands, names and direction. With pole dance instructorRead More →
Bill Coleman performing an excerpt from Doll house at the Mackenzie Art Gallery in Regina, with a costume by famous artist Edward Poitras (photo: Sarah Abbott) Public Energy, now in its 22nd year of introducing world-class dance to Peterborough, recently took a look at both its past and its future,Read More →
Physical culture, or “physics” as it is more commonly known, remains a popular dance sport in Australia, some 120 years after its debut in a medical gymnasium in Hobart. He has many followers in New South Wales and a club on the north central coast is preparing to celebrate theirRead More →
The disco ball was spinning like a sparkling moon and a pair of go-go dancers crisscrossed in neon wigs at a Brooklyn nightclub during the recent 20th anniversary party for Ultra Music, one of the record labels in the city. origin of the explosive growth of dance music in theRead More →
Danny Davis, guitar teacher at the Peacock Performing Arts Center, left, teaches a lesson with Michaela Jones. BEAUTIFUL CABELL bcabell@macon.com Not your typical dance studio, the Peacock Performing Arts Center, which was acquired by new owners last year, offers a “one-stop-shop” for music, dance, and the visual arts. Acquired fromRead More →
From left to right: Chrybaby Cozie, Goofy, Mr. YouTube, Kidd Patt and SpaceMan King. Photo: Bobby Doherty / New York Magazine Mr. YouTube and Chrybaby Cozie met in 2005 during a basketball game in Harlem. As an announcer chanted “Go light-footed, get the light,” a genre of dance – arguablyRead More →
En Pointe Dance Academy, at 7521 Richmond Road in Norge, will open in January. (Photo courtesy of Rebekah Blythe) Standing in a ballet class as a child, dressed in pint-sized pink slippers, Rebekah Blythe had a plane stretching out before her, defined like the lines of a dancer’s body. BeforeRead More →
Shari Rudavsky | Indianapolis Star INDIANAPOLIS – “Are you ready to wake up today? Dance teacher Dana Hart urges a dozen seniors and their caregivers gathered in the common room of the retirement home. At first, the elders look anything but ready, slowly rising from their chairs to their feet.Read More →
Matt Gubb – also known as DJ Gubbwa – wants to bring the genre of progressive house music to Wellington. Drum’n’bass, dubstep, mainstream house – Wellington may already have a rich musical landscape, but a DJ says we’re missing out on an exciting genre. Brooklyn man Matt Gubb, 28, alsoRead More →
SHINGIRAI MADONDOCorrespondent | Thursday, September 27, 2012 12:00 AM Ballpit from Manchester, England will take local coaches through a series of practice and oral exams in accordance with the ISTD, which is one of the world’s leading dance exam boards. ISTD is a leading dance education and review jury basedRead More →
Outsiders include Ron Burkle, the supermarket mogul who made an unsuccessful bid last year for the Warner Music Group, and media mogul Robert FX Sillerman, according to people involved in investment talks who refused to be identified to discuss private agreements. Mr. Sillerman – who transformed the concert industry inRead More →
Rivalry was rampant at the Grammy Awards on Sunday when electronic bands Deadmau5 and Skrillex faced off for Best Dance Recording and Best Dance / Electronic Album. Skrillex came out on top, but Deadmau5 has always made his mark. On the red carpet, Deadmau5 wore a shirt with Skrillex’s personalRead More →
Nor is it surprising that American popular culture has often appeared more vital, or at least more uninhibited, than its scholarly counterpart. It is now a dusty cliché, if none the less true to be overused, that much of what was characteristic of American art in the 20th century cameRead More →