Workshop - Raks Al Assaya (Cane Dance) With Helena
Visit: www.egyptiantwist.com/About_me.html to learn more about Helena
Date: April 5, 2008
WorkshopTime: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Hafla: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Arts YOUniverse (Mary Stegmaier Mansion)
156 S. Franklin St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Details: This workshop will focus on traditional Egyptian style dance using a cane or stick.
All dance levels welcome. The class is designed for those who study other styles of bellydance other than Egyptian.
The focus will be on basic Egyptian style movements that will be used in the stick dance choreography.
Handouts for the choreography will be provided along with a brief description of basic drum rhythms
(A limited number of sticks will be made available for use during this workshop. If you wish, you can purchase a simple dowel at Wal-Mart (about 3/4 inch) and decorate it with colored tape or ribbon as you please. )
There will be a hafla after the workshop---Hafla begins at 5:00 PM.
Early registration before March 28th:
$35.00 for workshop and hafla
Check, MO or Paypal
After March 28th:
$45.00 for both workshop and hafla (Cash only if paying at the door!)
Hafla: $5.00 for Hafla if you are not attending the workshop (hafla performances are restricted to 5 min per performer)
For more info, contact Haifa at: pabellydancer@epix.net
(Teachers attending with 5 students receive workshop for free)
No refunds unless event is canceled.
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Date: April 5th
Time:
5:00 PM until 9:00 PM
Where:
Arts YOUniverse
at the Mary Stegmaier Mansion
156 S. Franklin St
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Cost:
$5.00 (5 yrs and under free)
What is a Hafla?
In Arabic, ‘Hafla’ translates simply into a party. Our party includes Bellydance performances, music, open floor dancing, vending of Middle Eastern & bellydance goods and food (traditional Middle Eastern and American)!
What to expect?
The hafla is opened to all and is very family friendly. Opened floor dancing welcomes everyone to get up and dance, even if you don’t know how to belly dance. The mansion is also open to walk around and appreciate the talents of local artisans.
Optional:
Because of the informal setting, we welcome you to bring pillows or blankets to sit and relax on.
Visit: www.egyptiantwist.com/About_me.html to learn more about Helena
Date: April 5, 2008
WorkshopTime: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Hafla: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Arts YOUniverse (Mary Stegmaier Mansion)
156 S. Franklin St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Details: This workshop will focus on traditional Egyptian style dance using a cane or stick.
All dance levels welcome. The class is designed for those who study other styles of bellydance other than Egyptian.
The focus will be on basic Egyptian style movements that will be used in the stick dance choreography.
Handouts for the choreography will be provided along with a brief description of basic drum rhythms
(A limited number of sticks will be made available for use during this workshop. If you wish, you can purchase a simple dowel at Wal-Mart (about 3/4 inch) and decorate it with colored tape or ribbon as you please. )
There will be a hafla after the workshop---Hafla begins at 5:00 PM.
Early registration before March 28th:
$35.00 for workshop and hafla
Check, MO or Paypal
After March 28th:
$45.00 for both workshop and hafla (Cash only if paying at the door!)
Hafla: $5.00 for Hafla if you are not attending the workshop (hafla performances are restricted to 5 min per performer)
For more info, contact Haifa at: pabellydancer@epix.net
(Teachers attending with 5 students receive workshop for free)
No refunds unless event is canceled.
***************************************************
Date: April 5th
Time:
5:00 PM until 9:00 PM
Where:
Arts YOUniverse
at the Mary Stegmaier Mansion
156 S. Franklin St
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Cost:
$5.00 (5 yrs and under free)
What is a Hafla?
In Arabic, ‘Hafla’ translates simply into a party. Our party includes Bellydance performances, music, open floor dancing, vending of Middle Eastern & bellydance goods and food (traditional Middle Eastern and American)!
What to expect?
The hafla is opened to all and is very family friendly. Opened floor dancing welcomes everyone to get up and dance, even if you don’t know how to belly dance. The mansion is also open to walk around and appreciate the talents of local artisans.
Optional:
Because of the informal setting, we welcome you to bring pillows or blankets to sit and relax on.
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