Over my many years of performing, I have accumulated quite a collection of costuming, some of which has been timeless and some which was very “of the day”. Some of my performance bras have fallen under the latter category, and … Read More
Here we are, in the magic week of Cues & Tattoos here in Seattle! Hundreds of eager dancers from all over the world will converge on our fair hamlet, flocking to workshops with some of the most inspiring and talented … Read More
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I had originally created this post as a little more personal post, less concerned with dance class/performance but still somewhat related. But in the time between drafting it and posting it, a very Real-Life-Dance example occurred, which I will share … Read More
In American Tribal Style Bellydance, we use the term “flock of birds” to describe the phenomenon that we follow one another without a set plan or timing. We are so closely cued in to one another’s movements that whoever the … Read More
by Deep Roots Dance Instructor, Carmen Bellotti As you spend time along your path you begin to acquire treasures. Part of the fun of being a tribal belly dancer is all of the costuming options you have. There are full … Read More
To help you through your Monday is the beautiful Colleena Shakti. Here she performs an Odissi Dance, one of the eight classical Indian dances. This dance is unique for its specific way to strike the feet and elegant hand movements. … Read More
Every teacher is allowed to indulge her sense of pride and slot her dancers into their list of “Mm Mm!!” My students performed at a Halloween Hafla a week ago, and so I offer them up, with joy and admiration, … Read More
Students often come to me and ask advice on eliminating stage fright. They feel nervous, fluttery, jittery, even a little nauseated. And I tell them that a little stage fright is a GOOD THING. Yep. Stage fright means you care! … Read More
