Posted by Alison Wright on Saturday, June 12, 2010,
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Saturday: New beginner & Mother and daughter class - 11am - 12pmMonday: Adults New beginner - 5:30 - 6:30pm Book your spot now! Next beginner intake is in January 2011! Continue reading ...
Learn some fun bouncy dance moves
Free face painting
Craft a beautiful bracelet to take home.
Bring a packed lunch
Wear leggings/stretch pants
Tuesday 15th June
R70 per child
for girls aged 6 - 13
10:00am - 1:00pm
Roosevelt park Rec
Booking essential!
Alison 083 450 8508
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If you like tattoos, dressing up, heavy silver jewelry and unusual music then Tribal Fusion Bellydance is for you!Book your spot today to learn Snakelike Skills!Classes on Mondays 5:30 - 6:30 PM! Continue reading ...
Posted by Alison Wright on Thursday, February 4, 2010,
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Melange –
Student Show 2009
5 December
2009 – Thank you to everyone involved in making our 2nd
show ever a great success!
Our audience
loved it and we had a great time! After a long year of hard work and
practice we outdid ourselves by presenting a show to a packed
audience who described the performances as - “Outstanding”
Fantastic” and mind blowing!
Many Many
thanks to all those who took part, attended, helped and most of all
the wonderful dancers who put such an effort... Continue reading ...
To state that I enjoy my dancing, could definitely be considere
To
state that I enjoy my dancing, could definitely be considered
euphemistic. To put it more succinctly: I'm having the most
fun I've had for centuries!
Hi,
I'm Karen, a 50 year old yoga teacher, massage therapist, home
executive and care giver. Although the opening statement above
originated from my Nosferatic alter ego, apparent in the accompanying
photograph, I concur wholeheartedly.
I
started belly dancing in February 200... Continue reading ...
Posted by Alison Wright on Sunday, July 12, 2009,
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After months of practice and costume preparation we unveiled our vampire fusion piece at a charity event called of Mice and Men. This event was in aid of raising funds for CLAW. See http:/www.facebook.com/homephp#/event.php?eid=86192638217  Continue reading ...
1. How does tribal differ from other forms of bellydancing? What are it's distinctive qualities?
For me the basic movements are the same as other forms of bellydancing, but
there is a definitely different aesthetic to the dance.
A slower tempo and greater emphasis on the definition of movements, less
glitzy.
2. What drew you towards this form?
I was not very concerned
about the form when I first enquired about classes etc, I just wanted to do
belly dancing full stop, however, having s... Continue reading ...
Since our concert was in September last year we decided it was high time for a get together! On Friday 27th March we invaded the upper level of Il Capo's in Bergbron for our girls night out Pink Party. Dinner was served and the dancing began! Much fun was had by all - Our non Bellydancer guests got to learn a few moves and we got to dress up in our Costumes and dance outside of the classroom! Prizes were awarded for the Pinkest Costumes, the Best Wiggler, The Most Enthusiastic Shimmy and th... Continue reading ...
Tribal Bellydancing is the most amazing and enjoyable experience. The best part is that any person no matter who you are or what you look like can join in this wonderful activity not only is it an enjoyable way to get excersise but to bring out the "bling" side of your personality. Im very glad to have been exposed to such an entertaining activity. Dawn Continue reading ...
Having done Tribal Bellydance made for much easier labour, I think because of the pelvic floor exercises and the soothing figure 8's during contractions. I would also recommend it as a good form of excersise when you're pregnant becasue it's relatively low impact, puts no stress on the baby and makes you feel healthy! And - something that often flies out the windo when youre preggies - sensual! Michelle and Layla  Continue reading ...
Tribal Fusion bellydance is an american variation of Bellydance. With the utmost respect for Bellydance in its original form the tribal dancer combines movements and music from other dance forms and cultures to creat a dance that is uniquely her own. Ther costumes reflect their individuality and the cultures from which they borrow their moves or music. The music that moves them is modern or ancient, fluid or percussive. Continue reading ...
Posted by Alison Wright on Saturday, February 21, 2009,
5th of February began bright and early - sitting in the morning traffic in full costume and make up is an experience every dancer should have at least once! I was heading for my new Parkhurst class where we (Karen, Vanessa and I) would be interviewed for the Rosebank/Killarney Gazette. Sahira our reporter arrived and took some candid shots of us performing a choreography and some nice posed ones too. The article appeared in last weeks paper - 11 Feb edition. Sahira did a good job of defin... Continue reading ...
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