I came across an old interview with Rachel Brice I had not read before, conducted by Salome of OrientalDancer.net. While it doesn’t have a date on it, it speaks a bit about the Bellydance Superstars tour as if it were … Read More
A fantastic article about dance and its role in our history and social interactions. There are some real gems this author touched on, and some fabulous quotes from New England dance teachers within.http://harvardmagazine.com/2011/11/dancing-makes-us-more-alive “Unlike rowing a boat or chopping wood,” … Read More
An inspiring piece of work by students from the FatChance studio, performed at Rakassah just last week. Enjoy and be motivated to be just as graceful, joyful, and connected!
My job is to push you, to challenge your limits. If I am doing my job right, I am regularly encouraging you to move out of your comfort zone, test your stamina and bend your brain. Some classes you will … Read More
Before Amy Sigil and Unmata were a household name, they were just some group of gals in cream colored costumes standing in front of my vending booth at Tribal Fest. I remember they were lined up waiting to go on … Read More
LifeHacker is a great blog with much wisdom tucked within. I loved this one and thought you might, too. http://lifehacker.com/5890679/forget-self+improvement “You can spend your life fretting about how healthy, interesting, or successful you are. In fact, a whole industry depends … Read More
YIP Podcast did a great interview with John Compton of Hahbi ‘Ru recently, which I thought y’all might enjoy if you weren’t already aware of it. When asked how he became interested in Bal Anat and studying with Jamila Salimpour: … Read More
