USA

2024

Edición Octubre

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Edición Noviembre

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Dear Colleagues & Dance Enthusiasts
You are cordially invited to participate in the 10th Annual International
Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November
6th – 10th, 2024.
Venue: VK Dance Arena & City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
The theme to this year’s Congress is “ Bringing the Vision of Healing
Through KONPA Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance:
ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango,
Konpa/Meringue, Recreational, Mambo/Salsa, Greek Dance, Contemporary,
Bollywood, Hip-hop & many more
The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International
Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the
CID, The City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam, The Rhonda Eyes Alliance. It
is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, as well as the
Municipality of City Council.
We are looking forward toward your contribution in supporting the
International Art of Dance worldwide to benefit (Social & Cultural Dance
Educational Scholarships & REA Vision Project in South Florida & Haiti)

          Your Participation & Support by Sharing with friends and
Colleagues
                                                    Registration
Fee:$100/p.p.
                           Lecture Presentation & Livestream Performances

                                @ City of Miramar Civic Center Theater.
                                                  6:30pm—9pm Live on:
                              WWW.ETHNI.TV & Youtube Channel (NMBCtv)
Sincerely
Michel F. Jacques
President
Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org

Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization

Dear Colleagues & Friends

You are cordially invited to participate in our 10th Annual International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Florida, USA, November 6th – 10th, 2024. Venue: VK Dance Arena. & Miramar Cultural Center Theater.

The theme to this year’s Congress is “Healing Through Dancing”. Featuring “KONPA Dance”

This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, Indian Classical Dances, contemporary, Bollywood,Hip-hop,Revival and much more.

The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of CID-UNESCO Inc, in collaboration with the Executive Secretary of the CID-Unesco Paris, as well as the Municipality of City of Miramar’s Mayor Wayne Messam and Rhonda Eyes AllianceInc.

We are looking forward to your participation in supporting our 10th, annual Congress on Dance Research. Proceed will benefit Social & Cultural Dance Pilot & Vision Care to the less fortunate Children & Family.

Participation Fee: $100/pp

Your Participation & Support Confirmation by September 1st , 2024

Call Francois +1- 954-708-5099

Special early bird hotel reservations

Email us: hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com<mailto:hallandalesectioncid@gmail.com

Visit us: http//: www.cidusa.org <http://www.cidusa.org>

We are looking forward to your contribution and support!

2023

Dear Colleagues & Friends

You are cordially invited to our 9th Annual International Conference on Dance Research to be held in Broward Florida, USA, November 8th – 12th, 2023. Venue: VK Dance Arena and Nova Southeastern University Performance Theater!

The theme to this year’s Congress is “Healing Through Dance”. This unique event showcases all forms of dance: ballet, modern, folklore, ballroom, oriental, therapeutic, Argentine Tango, Konpa, recreational, Salsa, contemporary, Bollywood, Hip-hop, Aerial Gymnastic revival and much more.

The congress is organized by the Hallandale Section of the International Dance Council “CID”, in collaboration with the Executive Secretariat of the CID. It is placed under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, the National UNESCO Commission, as well as the Municipality of City Council.

We are looking forward toward your participation in supporting the International Art of Dance worldwide.

(Ballroom, Latin Social & Cultural Dance Educational Pilot Program for Children)

 

SUNDAY  Nov 12th, 2023

 

Dance Film Projection & Live-streaming Performances

@ NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE THEATRE!

6:30pm Live on: WWW.ETHNI.TV

 

Visit us: http//: www.cidhallandale.org
We are looking forward to your participation and financial Support
Hallandale Section of CID UNESCO Inc is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization

        

                           

 

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2021

SDG – Quarterly Conversation – # 2 – June 19, 2021

Join me on Facebook LIVE for Pan African on Saturday, May 1, 4-5pm PST and Ka Hula on Wednesday May 5, 6-7pm PST in honor of Bay Area Dance Week. Whether you’ve attended classes or not, come and feel the rhythm of the African Diaspora and the calm breeze of the Hawaiian islands in Ka Hula. 
ALL FOR FREE! 
 
What you’ll need: 
Comfortable clothes
Water
An area to move around in
and most important
YOURSELF! 
 
All you need to do is let us know you’re coming show up on the Move: Spirit & Rhythm page.
 
See this Saturday. 
 

 

 

Evenings of Dance in Westchester

 

We invite you to Evenings of Dance in Westchester, a series of performances created by renowned choreographer Carole Alexis for Ballet des Amériques, the Westchester-based dance company that is quickly making a name for itself on the global stage. Featuring pieces from the company’s eclectic repertoire as well as new works, these Evenings are sure to delight dance aficionados, casual fans and those new to the art, revealing the brilliance of truly original choreography performed by spirited dancers.

April 17th at 5:30pm and at 7:30pm
April 18th at 2pm and at 4pm
May 15th at 5:30pm and at 7:30pm
May 16th at 2pm and at 4pm

Advance ticket purchase and registration is required, as audience size will be very limited for each performance. Please go to www.balletdesameriques.company/tickets to purchase your tickets and register. Temperature checks at the door and the wearing of masks are mandatory. With 28 live performances over the course of the season so far, Ballet des Amériques is a leader in providing safe environments for audiences and performers alike.

For further information about this series, please write to info@balletdesameriques.com or call 718-309-0437

Evenings of Dance in Westchester are made possible in part by a grant from ArtsWestchester with support from the Westchester County Government, by our generous donors and by Atout France/Martinique Tourism Authority.


 

 

2020

Event:              San Pedro ♥ Festival of the Arts 2020

                        A free family Virtual event this year featuring DANCE

Where:                        ON LINE AT vimeo.com/showcase/sanpedroartsfest (USA and Worldwide)

                        or         www.lachoreographersanddancers.org DIRECT FREE CLICK ON TAB AT TOP

When:             Sept 19 and 20, 2020- open for two weeks through Oct 4.

Admission:      FREE

Website:          triartSP.com

About:             19 Curated diverse dances from 17 companies & studios: Akomi Dance, Alán L. Pérez, Barkin/Selissen Project, Brittany Woo, Cathartic Art, Degas Dance Studio, Emergence Dance Company, Emergent Dance Company, Jose Costas Contempo Ballet, Kairos Dance Company, Louise Reichlin & Dancers/LA Choreographers & Dancers, Mixed eMotion Theatrix, Pranamya Suri, Re:borN Dance Interactive, San Pedro City Ballet, Tonia Shimin, WestMet Classical Training + scenes of San Pedro.

Special feature:            Each piece will have a short introduction by the Artist, or an interview with Reichlin, or a short verbal introduction. Both programs are individual, with Program One/ Sept 19 seeming a little more family driven with dances created before the Pandemic, and Program Two/ Sept 20, a little more intense in subject matter, mostly with dances made during the Pandemic, but both with a diverse range. 

Sizzle reels: https://vimeo.com/457183953 (program one), https://vimeo.com/457185142 (program two)

Louise Reichlin, Festival Executive Producer & Dance Director     213-385-1171 info louisehr@LAChoreographersAndDancers.org

Teacher Certification In
ISADORA DUNCAN TECHNIQUE
Now Offered Online!
Teacher Training Open House
This free event via ZOOM is your opportunity to meet Artistic Director
Lori Belilove and ask all your questions
Register Now!
Wednesday April 22nd, 2020 from 6:00- 7:00pm EST
Meeting ID provided after registration
Save your spot by emailing: becky@isadoraduncan.org
Online Teacher Training Workshop
 
May 24th – 28th, 2020
Join us for the first Online Teacher Training Workshop offered by The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation.
 
The workshop is 5 days of training via ZOOM and other online platforms, and includes Isadora Duncan technique classes with Lori Belilove and senior company members, teacher training seminars, video screenings, observation of our online children’s classes, curriculum study, a virtual Metropolitan Museum of Art tour, lectures, discussions, closing circle and networking.
 
This workshop directly follows our celebrations of Isadora’s 143rd Birthday!
More details to come! If interested in registering contact
And keep dancing with us…
Livestream Classes on Instagram
 
Join us online for our Donation-based Isadora Duncan Technique Classes Livestreaming on Instagram taught by Senior Company Member Emily D’Angelo.
Wednesdays at 12pm EST
Saturdays at 2pm EST
Some one-on-one time…
 
Private Lessons Available
Interested in some Private ZOOM classes? We can arrange solo or small group lessons in Isadora Duncan Technique.
 
Email becky@isadoraduncan.org for more details
Teacher Training Testimonials
“Lori Belilove trains beautiful Duncan dancers—any dancer serious about teaching and performing Isadora Duncan’s works should consider this certification program. My training under Lori’s mentorship has led me to teaching in a range of contexts, including private studios, festival workshops, and university residencies. As a performance coach, Lori is detailed and exacting, facilitating dancers’ discovery of nuance in musicality and qualities of weight, and encouraging dancers to experience freedom within the sculptural form of Duncan’s dances.”
— Meg Brooker, MFA, is Assistant Professor & Director of Dance at Middle Tennessee State University and Artistic Director of Duncan Dance South, a founding organizer of Isadora Duncan International Symposium, and a former company dancer with Lori Belilove & Company. She holds an Advanced Certification in Duncan Technique and Repertory, under the mentorship of Lori Belilove.
 
“Prior to this experience I only knew about Isadora in the context of a dance history lesson, and the process of not only uncovering this rich history but seeing it and feeling it fully alive and breathing in today’s world has been immensely rewarding. Belilove is a masterful educator and brings incredible knowledge and sensitivity to her classes. Her approach to Duncan is inquisitive and inviting, and the total experience has reaffirmed for me that both movement and education flourish in a joyous, creative setting.”
– Becky Allen, MFA, MA in Dance Education, is a company dancer with Lori Belilove & The Isadora Duncan Dance Company and works for The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation, managing Educational Programming in addition to assisting and teaching Duncan dance classes. She is also a Teaching Artist with New York City Ballet and founder of LatticeWorks Dance Collective.
Make a donation to The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation
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2025

2024

Dear colleagues,

It is my great pleasure to share with you the schedule of the Second Symposium on Middle Eastern, North African and Central Asian Dances, Music and Performing Arts <https://www.menaca2024.com/schedule/>  (MENACA 2024), to be held in-person on the campus of Pomona College in Claremont, California, from 3-6 October 2024. At this link you will find full details of scheduling, speakers, and abstracts, as well as how to register to participate online. There is no registration fee to attend. The symposium is hosted by the Dance Department of Pomona College.

Our program this year offers scholarly papers, two keynote speakers, movement workshops, a film screening, and a dance concert providing a rich scholarly context in which dialogue and debate are encouraged.

This year we have the great honour to present two distinguished keynote speakers, Amir Hosein Pourjavady <https://www.facebook.com/amirhosein.pourjavady>, master musician and ethnomusicologist specialised in Persian music, and dancer and researcher Suhaila Salimpour <https://suhaila.com/>, a pioneer in Middle Eastern dance. We have also organized a roundtable on publishing and research in which scholars, editors and librarians will discuss the paths and pitfalls of publishing on the topic of MENACA performing arts, providing a useful perspective on this academic activity for prospective students and scholars.

The scholarly papers will be presented in four interdisciplinary panels offering participants an opportunity to connect with scholars who focus on current and past contexts of the dance, music and performing arts of the MENACA area.

 * In the panel /Dabke: Practice as Resistance/ dance scholars and
   researchers will introduce how this dance articulates a form of
   political resistance and how it has become a reference in the
   construction of identity for Palestinian diasporas in Latin America
   and other areas of the world.
 * The panel /Current Trends in Middle Eastern Dance and Music/
   provides a common scope on bellydance and Middle Eastern music
   focusing on the following themes: the analysis of the production of
   diasporic urban landscapes in Toronto (Canada); the development of a
   research group of Brazilian MENACA dance historians that deploy
   social media to address historical constructs toward orientalism
   among other historically biased labels; the staging of melancholia
   in Egyptian Golden Era dance sequences, and the deployment of
   musical references in Najib Mahfuz’s novel “Cairo Trilogy”.
 * The panel /Envisioning Decolonialism/ presents four papers providing
   four different perspectives on decolonising practices. A first paper
   observes the strategies of a new generation of Tuareg performers
   that challenges the role of exile in decolonial imagination through
   historical poems and songs. A second presentation will tackle how
   the feminisation of Amazigh (Berber) pop songs favours the
   revitalisation of endangered Amazigh languages in Morocco. A third
   paper will debate the role of Stambalism (dance and music rite) in
   the re-signification of post-2011 Tunisian identity, and a fourth
   presentation will focus on the process of mental mapping and
   categories of construction within the Ukranian bellydance community
   facing both Russian invasion and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
 * The rich dance and performing arts heritage of the vast region of
   /Turkey and the Persianate world/ is represented in the fourth panel
   of the symposium. In this panel the first paper will analyse the
   symbolic role of dance in the processes of modernisation and nation
   building in Turkey at the turn of the 20th. century; a second
   presentation will focus on the development of staged Uzbek dance
   during the interwar period of the 20th century; the third paper
   discusses the role of female acrobats and equestrians from a
   visual-textual perspective in the pre-modern Persianate world
   (Safavid, Mughal, and Qajar contexts); the fourth paper focuses on
   the historical roots of Uzbek dances chronicling the emergence of
   dance schools and the inclusion of these as part of the UNESCO
   Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity program; the multicultural
   background of Khuzestan (Iran) dances, their movement patterns and
   their connection with festive occasions such as weddings,
   constitutes the theme of the last presentation of this panel.

There will be a dance concert after the theoretical and practical sessions on Saturday evening. Two dance workshops have been organized for Sunday morning to complement the scholarly papers presented above, seeking to expand the knowledge of the dances of this area. We shall also be screening the film “The Fez Documentary,” about the golden years of the Middle Eastern community in Los Angeles, which will be introduced by our guest of honour Roxanne Shalaby.

Attached to this email is a leaflet that can be printed and posted. I would be grateful for your assistance to help spread the word about the symposium among colleagues, scholars, performers, etc.

Looking forward to welcoming you at Pomona, whether in-person or virtually. Please do not hesitate to be in touch with the organizing committee via menaca2023@gmail.com; we remain at your disposal for any inquiry you might have regarding the symposium.

Kind regards,

Robin Dougherty (Yale University Library)

Member, MENACA 2024 Organizing Committee

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MENACA2023

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/menaca2023

Contact: menaca2023@gmail.com

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KnowYourRoots  Foundation, USA

SivaPadam Global Cultural Ambassadors at Anapale Dance festival 2024,event endorsed by the Internationa Dance Councill CID, at Dora Stratou Greek dances Theater in Athens, Greece.

Vani Gundlapalli

knowyourrootsinfo@gmail.com

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Title: Somatic Activated Healing™ Teacher Training
Organizer: Sah D’ Simone
Link: https://www.sahmethod.com/training/
Location: Virtual/Online
Dates: August 24 – November 19, 2024
Contact: sahmethod@sahdsimone.com

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2023

 

Celebration of women empowerment – “Shakti Rupen Sansthita.”

1.Priestess-led puja

2. Saga of Inspiring Women

3. Kids drama – Divine Triumph

4. Dandiya & Cultural Night

7. Award a girl child $250 for her studies.

8. Awarding ceremony for international certification

9. Assorted Stalls

Thousands expected to unite and celebrate.

Location U.S.A. / CALIFORNIA / MANTECA 

NAME OF ORGANIZERS : MANTECA INDIANS AND AMERICAN DESI SOCIETY 

 PERSON OF CONTACT : SWATHI BASU 

CONTACT : +17755089080

 

2022

 

Louise Reichlin, Director
Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers
 
Executive Producer & Dance Director 
San Pedro Festival of the Arts
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Please visit our company:
 
http://www.LAChoreographersAndDancers.org
http:www.facebook.com/LACD.Reichlin
213-458-3066
213-385-1171
San Pedro Festival of the Arts website is: www.triartSP.com
 
Videos: http:www.youtube.com/LouiseReichlin
http:www.vimeo.com/LouiseReichlin
 
The Southern California Dance and Directory, a directory of 699  Southern CA professional dance companies and organizations in Southern California, is now at: http:www.LAChoreographersAndDancers.org/socaldancedirectory.html

2021

 

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