I'll take you into the life of the dancer
The fun of dancing, and where to find those great spots
and some pretty interesting stuff gathered about dancing..
You'll find some great links here
Put on those dancing shoes, and let's go!!
This magic is made possible through feats of tremendous athleticism, endurance, and persistent training. And inevitably- it is made possible by, above all, the human heart.
Rehearsals, Time Schedules, Reviews..
I am not a professional dancer, however I always wanted to be one.
The closest I came to the stage was six and a half years of ballet, tap, and jazz lessons with the best dance instructor in my area
Dottie Locker
Yes, she was demanding, and I was her dedicated student,
well until I discovered boys
Then of course; my dream of dancing was replaced with dreams of dates..
As I said before, the life of a dancer is disciplined, and dedicated..
I at the age of 12 was not..
So ends my dream of professionally dancing
I do however, love to dance every chance I get..and although the steps have changed
I do have fun
That's what it's all about for me
FUN !
She is looking forward to future dance productions, as well as teaching the art of dance
I am very proud of her accomplishments
Dirty Dancing is one of my favorite dance movies staring dancer, Penny (Cynthia Rhodes), a former Rockette.
The movie centers around "Baby" (Jennifer Grey) Houseman, who, with her sister and parents, come for a two week stay at a Summer dance resort at the Mountain Lake Hotel in Pembroke, Virginia
Late in the evening, exploring the resort, Baby stumbles into a very private dance party, involving the professional dance instructors. They are dancing "dirty dances", a bump and grind sort of dancing.
Baby is sworn to secrecy. The lead dance instructor, Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze) invites her to dance.
Soon, Baby is drawn into the world of the dirty dancers, a world unlike anything she has experienced before.
The most obvious plot in the movie involves the dancing itself. At the beginning, Baby is a clutz at dancing, often stepping on her own feet. (Never mind that in real life Jennifer Grey is the daughter of famed choreographer Joel Grey of "Cabaret" fame).
Johnny teaches her about dancing and about love
see, that is the romantic side of me!
This is a must see movie for all dance lover's..
Opening: October 7, 1982. On June 19, 1997, Cats became the longest running show in Broadway history.
Based on 'Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats' and other poems by T.S. Eliot.
The musical introduces Rum Tum Tugger, Bustopher Jones, Grizabella, Rumpleteazer, Skimbleshanks and others of the Jellicle Cats clan in dance and song as they prepare for the Jellicle Ball when one among them will be chosen to ascend to the mystical Heaviside Layer. Includes the song "Memory."
This play really was great
The dance numbers "magical"
I even got to go up on stage during the intermission!
The set was awesome, the feeling of being on a Broadway stage was the best!
One of the "Cats" actually sang to my husband, the spotlight directly on him !
The costumes were also as amazing as the performance; as was the Junkyard set
I'm really glad we got to see this show before it closes in September 2000!
Description: Short, High Energy Line Dance (32 Counts)
Level: Intermediate
Music: Choreographed to: "C'Mon N' Ride It (The Train) by Quad City DJ's (non-country)
works with: "Here's your sign" by Travis Tritt
FORWARD KICKS
1-2-3-4 R-L-R-R
5-6-7-8 L-R-L-L
& CROSS TURN, & CROSS TURN
& 1-2 (&) step L behind - cross R over L - 1/2 turn ccl
& 3-4 (&) step R behind - cross L over R - 1/2 turn cl
KICK STEP TOUCH 5 & 6 R kick forward - (&) step down R - L touch back 7 & 8 L kick forward - (7) step down L - R touch back
KICK FORWARD, & LEFT, & RIGHT, & FORWARD 1 & 2 Kick R forward, (&) step R together, touch L to side & 3 & 4 (&) step L together, touch R to side, (&) step R together, touch L forward & 5-6-7-8 (&) step on L - rock R forward - rock L back - rock F back - rock L forward
SHUFFLE, ROCK STEP, SHUFFLE w/ 3/4 TURN
1 & 2 - 3-4 Shuffle to R (r-l-r) - rock back L - rock R in place
5 & 6 - 7-8 Shuffle to L (l-r-l) - turn 3/4 counter clockwise stepping R-L
The movie staring John Tarvolta what a great dancer!
The magic of that disco ball
remember The Bee Gees?
It was a great dance movie!
The Latin Hustle, New York Hustle, I even took dance lessons,
by the time I finised the course the hustle was out and replaced by some punk rock thing..LOL...