Workshop weekend with Ziva of Zilzal Tribal Bellydance - Wellington - Saturday 12 April - Sunday 12 April
Duet Dynamics - Ziva (Sylvia)
Delve into the magic of non-verbal communication between two dancers, then experiment with fun ways to switch it up in a seamless duet. Discover how to keep that communication with your partner while adding texture and drama with an optional floorwork or levelling section. Examine camelwalk duet passes (four variations!), wraparound and Sahra turns, Arabic orbits, Turkish shimmy, doubleback, Chico, and roundhouse passing variations.
Fun with Fades - Ziva (Sylvia)
Captivate and confound your audience with slow and fast lead switches and formation changes for more than two dancers, and terrific tricks for trios. Expand your repertoire with trio camel passes, slow diagonal fade, circling barrel turn, the thresher, Sunanda fade, Turkish shimmy ¼ turn fade, and more!
Dance and Movement from a physiotherapist's perspective – Peter Chum
Dance is an art in which the body is moved in a rhythmic way and often to music. It can be used to communicate ideas, express emotions, to interact socially and to exercise. Often there are spiritual, physical and cultural elements that make each dance technique or style so unique.
When pain and injury hits the performer or dancer it can impact on the reasons why we dance in the first place. Whether you are a professional dancer or one that dances in a weekly social group, injury can be instrumental on the artistic nature of dancing.
This workshop is designed to educate the dancer on a number of issues that often combine to cause pain and injury. Specific examples of muscle imbalances, asymmetrical movement patterns, environmental considerations and warm up and cool down strategies will be discussed. Following this discussion there will be a practical element to the workshop which will run through important stretches and strengthening exercises designed to make the dancer aware of strategies to manage pain and prevent injury.
Tribal Massive Surprise – Aaralyn (Tracey)
This workshop is a mystery bag! As you may be aware Aaralyn (Tracey) is off to Tribal massive in Las Vegas at the end of February, so this workshop will consist of the best bits from all there – this may consist of new combos, drills, performance techniques or any other exciting bits & pieces. The tutors at Tribal Massive this year include Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, Jill Parker and Mira Betz, so whatever it is it’s bound to be awesome!! Further details to follow…..
Tips and Tricks for Effective Stage Makeup and Hair – Nova (Sam)
Nova (Sam) is infamous for her flawless eye makeup, fantastic hair-dos and creative presentation for stage – in this workshop she will share her favourite tips and tricks to create your own impressive look various types of performances, and offer advice about useful products. Please bring your own mirror and makeup to use in this workshop. If you have specific topics you’d like addressed please post in the facebook event or message Sam directly.
Workshop Timetable
Sat 12 April
9.30am – 11.30am – Tribal Massive Surprise (Abberley Park Hall)
12.00pm – 1.00pm – Dance & Movement from a Physiotherapist’s Perspective (Chrystal Palace)
1.00pm – 3.00pm – Duet Dynamics (Chrystal Palace)
4.00pm – 6.00pm – Tips and Tricks for Effective Stage Makeup and Hair (Abberley Park Hall)
HAFLA – Sat 12th April from 7pm at Abberley Park Hall
Sun 13 April
10.30am – 12.30pm – Fun with Fades (Chrystal Palace)
Workshop Prices
1 workshop = $35
2 workshops = $65
3 workshops = $90
4 workshops = $110
5 workshops = $125 * Early bird discount of 10% available for all 5 workshops if paid in full by Mon 31st March
To register please email tribaldiva.bellydancers@hotmail.co.nz for a registration form (also available in any TribalDiva class), payments can be made by cash in class, or by direct credit to 02-0924-0014779-097 (account name: Tracey Saunders), please be sure to include your name and “Ziva” as a reference
Venue Information
Abberley Park Hall – 15 Abberley Cresent, St Albans
Chrystal Palace Dance Studio – 12 Chrystal St, Richmond
About the tutors
Ziva (Sylvia Edge-Perkins) of Zilzal Tribal Bellydance, Wellington
Ziva is a FatChanceBellyDance® certified teacher and Sister Studio based in Wellington. She has been dancing ATS for over ten years, whilst continuing to study other dance forms from the Middle East and beyond. Passionate about safe and sustainable movement, she also directs and teaches at Healium, a central Wellington Yoga and Pilates studio and holistic health centre. www.tribalbellydance.co.nz www.healium.co.nz
Peter Chum – Physiotherapist
Peter has recently returned to Christchurch after spending the past six years working in London. He has a wide range of experience especially in the field of sports and performing arts injuries. He has managed the physiotherapy caseload of a large number of London West End musical theatre companies, drama / musical theatre colleges and contemporary dance companies. He was also part of the physiotherapy team for Strictly Come Dancing UK (2007-2013).
Aaralyn
Aaralyn (Tracey) of TribalDiva Belly Dance Company in Christchurch specializes in Tribal and Tribal Fusion styles of belly dance. She is a core member of the infamous TribalDiva Belly Dance Troupe, and enjoys adding quite a lot of sparkle to her tribal and fusion belly dance performances. Aaralyn can frequently be found performing at events in Christchurch and around NZ.
Fortunate to be a long term student of Pip E-Lysaah Aaralyn has also studied with international tutors Ashley Lopez, Deb Rubin, Sashi, Melusina and Devi Mamak, and will be “fresh” from an intensive dance training adventure at Tribal Massive in Las Vegas, training with such Tribal and Fusion Belly Dance superstars as Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, Mira Betz, Jill Parker and Amy Sigil.
Nova
Nova (Sam) of TribalDiva Belly Dance Company in Christchurch specializes in Tribal and Tribal Fusion styles of belly dance. She is a core member of the infamous TribalDiva Belly Dance Troupe, and enjoys adding quite a lot of sparkle to her tribal and fusion belly dance performances. Nova can frequently be found performing at events in Christchurch and around NZ.
Nova greatly enjoys exploring the ‘darker’ side of tribal style belly dance and is proficient in hair/makeup/costume styling for tribal and tribal fusion belly dance.
If you'd like to check out some performances by TribalDiva visit their YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn6mgXnxL5HZx5qUndft_uA?feature=watch
Delve into the magic of non-verbal communication between two dancers, then experiment with fun ways to switch it up in a seamless duet. Discover how to keep that communication with your partner while adding texture and drama with an optional floorwork or levelling section. Examine camelwalk duet passes (four variations!), wraparound and Sahra turns, Arabic orbits, Turkish shimmy, doubleback, Chico, and roundhouse passing variations.
Fun with Fades - Ziva (Sylvia)
Captivate and confound your audience with slow and fast lead switches and formation changes for more than two dancers, and terrific tricks for trios. Expand your repertoire with trio camel passes, slow diagonal fade, circling barrel turn, the thresher, Sunanda fade, Turkish shimmy ¼ turn fade, and more!
Dance and Movement from a physiotherapist's perspective – Peter Chum
Dance is an art in which the body is moved in a rhythmic way and often to music. It can be used to communicate ideas, express emotions, to interact socially and to exercise. Often there are spiritual, physical and cultural elements that make each dance technique or style so unique.
When pain and injury hits the performer or dancer it can impact on the reasons why we dance in the first place. Whether you are a professional dancer or one that dances in a weekly social group, injury can be instrumental on the artistic nature of dancing.
This workshop is designed to educate the dancer on a number of issues that often combine to cause pain and injury. Specific examples of muscle imbalances, asymmetrical movement patterns, environmental considerations and warm up and cool down strategies will be discussed. Following this discussion there will be a practical element to the workshop which will run through important stretches and strengthening exercises designed to make the dancer aware of strategies to manage pain and prevent injury.
Tribal Massive Surprise – Aaralyn (Tracey)
This workshop is a mystery bag! As you may be aware Aaralyn (Tracey) is off to Tribal massive in Las Vegas at the end of February, so this workshop will consist of the best bits from all there – this may consist of new combos, drills, performance techniques or any other exciting bits & pieces. The tutors at Tribal Massive this year include Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, Jill Parker and Mira Betz, so whatever it is it’s bound to be awesome!! Further details to follow…..
Tips and Tricks for Effective Stage Makeup and Hair – Nova (Sam)
Nova (Sam) is infamous for her flawless eye makeup, fantastic hair-dos and creative presentation for stage – in this workshop she will share her favourite tips and tricks to create your own impressive look various types of performances, and offer advice about useful products. Please bring your own mirror and makeup to use in this workshop. If you have specific topics you’d like addressed please post in the facebook event or message Sam directly.
Workshop Timetable
Sat 12 April
9.30am – 11.30am – Tribal Massive Surprise (Abberley Park Hall)
12.00pm – 1.00pm – Dance & Movement from a Physiotherapist’s Perspective (Chrystal Palace)
1.00pm – 3.00pm – Duet Dynamics (Chrystal Palace)
4.00pm – 6.00pm – Tips and Tricks for Effective Stage Makeup and Hair (Abberley Park Hall)
HAFLA – Sat 12th April from 7pm at Abberley Park Hall
Sun 13 April
10.30am – 12.30pm – Fun with Fades (Chrystal Palace)
Workshop Prices
1 workshop = $35
2 workshops = $65
3 workshops = $90
4 workshops = $110
5 workshops = $125 * Early bird discount of 10% available for all 5 workshops if paid in full by Mon 31st March
To register please email tribaldiva.bellydancers@hotmail.co.nz for a registration form (also available in any TribalDiva class), payments can be made by cash in class, or by direct credit to 02-0924-0014779-097 (account name: Tracey Saunders), please be sure to include your name and “Ziva” as a reference
Venue Information
Abberley Park Hall – 15 Abberley Cresent, St Albans
Chrystal Palace Dance Studio – 12 Chrystal St, Richmond
About the tutors
Ziva (Sylvia Edge-Perkins) of Zilzal Tribal Bellydance, Wellington
Ziva is a FatChanceBellyDance® certified teacher and Sister Studio based in Wellington. She has been dancing ATS for over ten years, whilst continuing to study other dance forms from the Middle East and beyond. Passionate about safe and sustainable movement, she also directs and teaches at Healium, a central Wellington Yoga and Pilates studio and holistic health centre. www.tribalbellydance.co.nz www.healium.co.nz
Peter Chum – Physiotherapist
Peter has recently returned to Christchurch after spending the past six years working in London. He has a wide range of experience especially in the field of sports and performing arts injuries. He has managed the physiotherapy caseload of a large number of London West End musical theatre companies, drama / musical theatre colleges and contemporary dance companies. He was also part of the physiotherapy team for Strictly Come Dancing UK (2007-2013).
Aaralyn
Aaralyn (Tracey) of TribalDiva Belly Dance Company in Christchurch specializes in Tribal and Tribal Fusion styles of belly dance. She is a core member of the infamous TribalDiva Belly Dance Troupe, and enjoys adding quite a lot of sparkle to her tribal and fusion belly dance performances. Aaralyn can frequently be found performing at events in Christchurch and around NZ.
Fortunate to be a long term student of Pip E-Lysaah Aaralyn has also studied with international tutors Ashley Lopez, Deb Rubin, Sashi, Melusina and Devi Mamak, and will be “fresh” from an intensive dance training adventure at Tribal Massive in Las Vegas, training with such Tribal and Fusion Belly Dance superstars as Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, Mira Betz, Jill Parker and Amy Sigil.
Nova
Nova (Sam) of TribalDiva Belly Dance Company in Christchurch specializes in Tribal and Tribal Fusion styles of belly dance. She is a core member of the infamous TribalDiva Belly Dance Troupe, and enjoys adding quite a lot of sparkle to her tribal and fusion belly dance performances. Nova can frequently be found performing at events in Christchurch and around NZ.
Nova greatly enjoys exploring the ‘darker’ side of tribal style belly dance and is proficient in hair/makeup/costume styling for tribal and tribal fusion belly dance.
If you'd like to check out some performances by TribalDiva visit their YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn6mgXnxL5HZx5qUndft_uA?feature=watch