The Charge Dance!

biglang sumayaw si
-Marielle Barba

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Yasmina Ramzy Bellydance- at Layali Arabesque

This clip shows yasmina Ramzy performing at our weekely Bellydance show (called Layali Arabesque)with our live Arabic orchestra held every Sunday night in Toronto, Canada.

Each Sunday, Layali Arabesque (Arabesque Nights) offers a real Arabic nightclub experience at Myth. Dance to live traditional acoustic music by the Arabesque Orchestra led by Professor Bassam Bishara (Vocals, Oude), Suleiman Warwar (Lead Dumbek), George Barbas (Dhoholla), Sebastian Gatto (Katim), Walid Najjar (Keyboards) and Eddy Suleiman (Violin)!

Watch the featured dancer perform two 30-minute shows, one in Cabaret style and the other in Egyptian folklore style (Assaya, Shamadan, Khaleegy, Sword, Milaya, Saiidi, etc.).
Both the live music and the dancing are improvised.
Bring your hip scarf and dance!!
$10 cover at the door.

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Soirée dance au snake pit

Ju alias barba du groupe dividead qui bouge son corps à la soirée dance du snake pit.

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'Sbroves!

Amigos + Ideias anormais + uma camera + espectadores desocupados pra ver essa desgraça = deu nessa porcaria q vc vai ver jah jah!

notas:
- Eu ainda era cabeludo!
- Eu ainda comia mesas kkkkkkkkkkkk!
- Bartholomeu ainda nao fazia ( ouw fazia?) chapinha progressiva
- Anayan ainda estudava.... ( no Mack )
- Jeh nesse tempo jah teve uma barba de lenhador norueguês e já cortou!

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Silvia Rocca DJ set a Follonica (LI)

Ragazzi fantastici che si sono divertiti con la mia musica senza bisogno di droghe o eccessi alcolici... E tutti sono tornati a casa in barba alle stragi del sabato sera.Grandi!!!

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Kitchen Monkey

"In Kitchen Monkey, Campos' inventive use of the steel grid above the stage plunges the audience into the belly of the beast -- literally. Several dancers jump, moan, and make a monkey ruckus in the dark spaces above and around the stage, creating a surround-sound satire to Campos' darkly deviant drama.After a brief slideshow and faux academic lecture on the link between homo sapiens and their not-so-distant cousins, the monkeys, the curtains open to reveal Rudi Goblen and Teresa Barcelo in a domestic drama that quickly moves from dismal to disturbing. Think Blue Velvet rewired with electronica and hip-hop.Trained as dancers, Goblen and Barcelo turned out to be the tour de force of Wednesday's performances.Partially inspired by his work with women in prisons, Campos has choreographed vertical, restrictive movements for Barcelo. She must answer to Goblen's bullhorn-wielding beck and call with arms glued to her side and head down. The exasperation, humiliation and, finally, rage that Barcelo is able to render from Campos' tightly gestural vocabulary speak volumes." The Miami Herald - 3/2007Texts and Scenes Inspired by Richard Schechner, Ernie Cline, Fernando Calzadilla, Anne Bogart, Eugenio Barba and inmates from the Broward Correctional Institute for Women.Director: Octavio CamposMusical Advisors: Grady Cousins & Rudi GoblenMusic: The Wiggles, DJ Muller, Galas, MedeskiCostumes: Emily Peters/FrivoleLighting: Travis NeffCast Dr. O: Octavio CamposBlack Monkey: Rudi GoblenWhite Monkey : Teresa BarceloMini Monkey: Anthony CanoMonkey Orchestra: Tiffany Paterson, Marlin Sill, Edwardo Wienkoski, Phoenix Gonzalez, Katie Gwynn Sackson, Genesis Otero Production Miami Light Project, Carnival Center of the Performing Arts and the New World School of the Arts and Camposition.Special thanks to these master artists, mentors, students, The New World School of the Arts, Patrice Bailey, Justin Macdonnel, Michelle Hefner Hayes, Greg Jackson, Laura Berman, the Camposition Ensemble and Board of Directors for all their input and support for the project.

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