Panta Rei fusiondancing
PANTA REI fusiondancing celebrates
the idea that everything flows and is constantly changing. It takes
elements of Spanish, Gypsy, African, Asian and Middle Eastern styles and
combines them with more modern styles, to create a fusion of spectacular
choreographies, costumes and rhythms.
All dances are different,
with emphasis ranging from the smooth moves and wave patterns of veil
dancing, to the more rhythmic shaking and shimmying of drumdances. Some
focus on exciting African percussion or Latin rhythms. Other dances
embrace the more reflexive ambiance of relaxation music. All
choreographies are designed to match movement with sound and colour in a
celebration of harmonious flux and renewal.
Panta Rei dancing also
gives public performances at local festivals and for community groups.
Some members love to perform, others just come to classes - nobody is
pressured into performing.
No dance experience is needed to join.
There is no pressure and mistakes are called "little variations" that help
towards each dancer's self-development. Panta Rei dancing creates a
friendly and supportive environment that builds up self-confidence, where
nobody is judged or put under pressure, and where everyone feels
encouraged to take part in and enjoy a world of dance, costumes and music.
Classes are at Gorman House (B Block),
Braddon, on most Fridays (call for details!)
Call Marion at 0405 638910, or email to
fusiondancing@gmail.com or visit
www.pantarei.org/
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Panta Rei fusiondancing
There are no borders when it comes to the cross-cultural
dance style called Panta Rei Fusiondancing, which combines elements of
Spanish, Gypsy, African, Asian and Middle Eastern styles with ballet,
jazz and more modern styles.
Panta Rei fusiondancing cherishes the idea that
everything flows and is constantly changing. This is reflected in the
chereographoes and costume designs, resulting in a spectacular display of movements, colours and
music.
All dances are different, with emphasis ranging from the smooth moves and
wave patterns of veil dancing, to the more rhythmic shaking and shimmying
of drumdances. Some dances feature the exciting percussion of African
handdrums or the addictive rhythms of Latin music. Other dances embrace
the more reflexive ambiance of relaxation music. All choreographies are
designed to match movement with music and colour in a celebration of
harmonious flux and continuous renewal.
For details, visit www.pantarei.org or call Marion at 0405 638910
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