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Hello all! Here is the November Newsletter: NO CLASS NEXT WEEK, THANKSGIVING WEEKThat goes for Monday and Thursday. Have a great Turkey Day! WINTERFEST DECEMBER 5thNote to all Level 2 and 3 dancers who might be interested: Winterfest is coming! … Read More

Q.”I took ATS from another local teacher for 6 months, and have been taking cabaret for about 2.5 years from Teacher X and Teacher Y, and also had workshops with Zoe, Rachel Brice, Ariellah, Suhaila Salimpour, and Caroleena (sic) in … Read More

Today I am thankful for music. I have music playing most of the time in my world, whether I am home working on computer tasks, or at work (class or performing) dancing to it. I am grateful I have two … Read More

From http://clicks.robertgenn.com/personal-trainer.php Advice to artists from a personal trainer, taking skills from workout training and applying them to being an artist: Find a sanctuary where you can comfortably work. Dedicate at least two hours a day to your art. Have … Read More

Hello lovely dancers! I am so excited to be back teaching this week! Being sick sucks, and I have missed you all so very much. Looking forward to seeing everyone and jamming together! Here are some announcements:THIS WEEKEND – JOIN … Read More

I have often been asked by dancers in small towns or remote areas about the dilemma of not having a teacher in their area, and what they can do to learn and dance with others as they would like. Particularly … Read More

Earlier this year, a fellow dancer on the Tribal Bellydance tribe asked about the skills it takes to be a strong choreographer, and asked some really key questions. Here is the majority of her post: “I’m wondering how those of … Read More

Excerpted from the excellent http://www.artadvice.com/advice/article14.php This is just one section of three wonderful brief paragraphs about what it means to live with, and try to understand, about an artist. Does this sound like you? “Living with an artist isn’t easy, … Read More

From http://www.geocities.com/debverhoeven/beinganartist/artist.htm Contrary to a previous post and link about what it takes to be an artist, this web page asserts that if you think you are an artist, you are. It takes nothing more than messing about with whatever … Read More

It’s back to school time, so it seemed a timely opportunity to look at our lesson plans, class structure, studio/class environment, and the like. First up: teaching journals! If you are just getting started teaching, or even if you have … Read More