PRISM returns to see the Seniors and bring some spice into their lives with a variety of belly dance and music |
Sword
Duet by Fredericksburg belly dancers |
Group
picture of belly dance performers |
Solana & Nadia
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Kawakib and students
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Pixie, Maharimah, Yaalini as Ghawazee dancers |
Galiyah, Pixie, Naaila |
I thought I could, so I did! Here I am at tech rehearsal the night before Recital, enjoying my first time onstage with my new hip! It was "different"... photo courtesy of Uzume |
Early June Field Trip to Charlottesville to see Joy (of Fire In The Belly) dance at AlHamraa, a Moroccan-style restaurant with beautiful atmosphere. Joy (along with troupe Anima Mundi) danced in the first Fredericksburg show I produced (January 2000 at Eyeclopes!) She's an even more beautiful dancer now. Refreshing to see Tribal Fusion belly dance in a restaurant! |
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On May 27 the Basics 1
& 2 students got a colorful treat when several
Wednesday 8pm students came to Parks & Rec in
costume for a Tribal Odyssey demo complete with
veils and finger cymbals!
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a few of the gals hanging out waiting to go on.... |
Janya & Galiyah catching looks.... (photos
courtesy of Aimee)
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Drum
Duets
(photos above and left courtesy of L.
Martin)
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Veil Dancing |
Naida
looking lovely |
Tribal Odyssey Center Dancers (photos left & above courtesy of Charlie) |
Triumphant Sword Dancers!
(photo
above & right courtesy of Amy)
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Hidden among my lovely
dancers...
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Right and below: Naida's first solo - a cane dance, at Kiyaana's Hafla show at Laziza restaurant PRISM opened the show, doing Tribal Odyssey group improv to Farzad's "Sandstorm" (seen partially below right) (photos courtesy of Carlin) |
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The most important part of cane dancing is not to hit anyone or anything! |
(Maharimah, Pixie, Kawakib; not shown: Nashida, Yaalini) |
PRISM with
Jason of Second
Look Studio in Culpeper VA
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PRISM Dancers
performing at First Night
Fredericksburg, VA, December 31, 2009 New Year's Eve! Photos courtesy of B. Dionne |
Galiyah, Pixie, Maharimah in Anthea's
Fusion choreography to "Shiraz" (by Sharif)
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Beledi
choreography in the style of Mahmoud Reda troupe,
to Farid al Atrashe music Kalila, Naaila, Erridwen, Salwah, Anthea (Kawakib) |
Dancing to "Tardy For The Party" We're all out onstage for Tribal O.! |