Awakening Beginner
~ Intermediate ~ Advanced |
Temple of Hathor at Dendera
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Classes will resume in September at the following locations:
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Course Fee |
Fees vary according to location and course schedule Tuition is non-refundable, no credits for missed classes. Comfortable and safe private space, no guests. Space limited, save your place in a class now! |
What
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Ideally a crop, or tank top or close-fitting shirt that allows you (and me) to see your movements; a leotard is okay too. On the bottom, leggings with a hip scarf or a loose skirt. Both leggings and skirt are recommended if you are to stretch properly. Barefoot or flexible-soled dance shoes. Dress for comfort and freedom of movement, and feel free to decorate yourself if it helps get you in the mood to dance. If you do not have a coin belt, bring a large scarf to wrap around your hips. No baggy t-shirts or sweatshirts, I need to see what you are doing! Egyptian coin belts, zills and veils available for sale at class. |
Please Note |
All Classes include warm-up, isolations, technique and combinations. All performance is optional. Please check with your doctor if you have any medical or structural problems which could be aggravated by moderate exercise. Watch 'Transformations' on local access TV throughout Cape Cod for programs on Egyptian Dance and Culture |
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Evening in Egypt with Khadija
Thursday, September 16, 302 Main Street, Hyannis. Egyptian Dance, Food & Music!
$22 inclusive of show and three-course Middle Eastern dinner.
Seating and dining begins at 7pm, Performances begin at 8PM
No Cover, Welcome to have dinner or beverages
Reservations, call 508 771-1337
http://www.theislandmerchant.com/entertain.html
Make your event special,
add the excitement and magic of belly dance.
Call to arrange a
Girls' Night Out Dance Party
special event performance or lesson in your home !
508 362-7474
Watch 'Transformations' on local access CH 17 Cable TV for at home classes!
Exciting News! Earn College Credits While Having a Great Time!
Three-Credit Course 'Middle Eastern Dance & Culture'
at Cape Cod Community College
Fall 2010 Class, Tuesdays, 3:30-6:20
Call 508 362-2131 for catalogue and registration
Cane and Sword Dance
with Khadija
Photo by Marty Gravelle
The Traditional Egyptian Raqs Aseyya or cane dance, is a playful parody of the men's martial art called 'Tahtib'. Dance with a sword is not an Egyptian tradition, but can be a dramatic addition to your dance.
Canes (aseyya) and swords (seif) can be ordered ahead of time.
Advanced Level
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Contact for Advanced Level Class Schedule. Must have 3-5 years consistent dance training and interview with Khadija |
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Private sessions available for advanced students; performance coaching, critique and choreography to suit your style and body type. |
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See 'Transformations; Art that Inspires and Transforms the World'
on your local access TV, Channel 17
Mid-Cape on Tuesdays 4:30PM & Thursdays 10:30PM.
Mashpee on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8:30PM
Bourne on Wednesdays, 9:30PM and Fridays 3:30PM
Plymouth, Sandwich, Mashpee and Orleans local access channels: Call your local media center for the schedule of 'Transformations with Khadija'
Marhaba!
Questions? |
Email dancerkat@aol.com
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