Performing Arts

there is nothing wrong with pole dancing. i would definitely go down on a woman that pole dances

It depends what style you dance.

I dance Contemporary, so I wear a leotard, black footless tights, and ballet or jazz shoes which are tie up black soled shoes. I also sometimes wear a jumper over my leotard, and tight black dance shorts over my footless tights. Black leggings and a t-shirt are also common.

In ballet, which I am starting soon, and have done before, I will wear my black leotard with pink ballet tights and ballet shoes.

For street dance or hip hop, I would wear baggy trousers, a t-shirt and skate shoes or high-top trainers.

So, it purely depends on which style.

This dance is used in festivities, for example Weddings or the Chinese New Year.

Well first you take your hand's & arm's your going to make a fist with your hand's and your going to put your arm's up over your head. Next your going to repeat those moves. Next your going to slide to the right.

The state dance for Maine is locissis.

is a ballet school in Vermont Mebourne, directed by Renee Grinsted.

specializing in the Ruissian method of classical ballet. For enquires ph:9870 2724 or visit www.enpointeschoolofballet.com

The box office manager handles the ticket sales in theatres. They are also the ones who sustain the database of the ticketing structure and the promotions.

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If you are asking about Creedence Clearwater Revival, often abbreviated as CCR, there are still living members of the band, so undoubtedly the royalties go to John Fogerty and the other living members; and some money may possibly go to the families of former members who are deceased, such as Tom Fogerty's family.

the medium of dance are the body itself as performing the dance step and the sound that is being interpreted through dance steps..

Ted shawn was a modern dancer. Contemporary

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Somthin that deals with a theme, i suggest The royal ball, a Cinderella life, Winnie's palace and almost anything you can think of that deals with your theme.

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Camron or Cameron is a Scottish surname meaning "crooked nose" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and sròn "nose".

In contemporary you try to 'challenge the lines of ballet' by this I mean contracting and working in parralell

Technology influences dancing in many ways.

For several decades now, step sequencers have allowed for the creation of songs that feature faster drum beats, more uniform and complex tracks.

Mp3 technology allows for DJ's to easily transition from one song to the next with more efficient beat matching.

The use of smoke machines, laser and light machines, strobes, etc have all made dancing more fun and easier for those a little shy.

Music videos, ever since early 80's have influenced dancing such as the ones seen on MTV, back when it was a channel for music.

Mobile dance floors, seen in countries such as Argentina or Panama, are basically buses with no seats, only a large dance platform.

DVD and Blu-Ray players allow for interactive dance lessons right in the comfort of ones home.

Xbox Kinect is a good example of recent technology which can be used for learning how to dance. A good example is a game called Zumba.

There is no discernible importance in most families and communities.

Whites only

The acts were black, duke ellington etc

The policy of the day was negros were not admitted, as the owners while the club was in Harlem were white.

Ghanaian dances are categorized in various ways. Dance origins are usually based upon the environmental location of the people (Tribe), the occupations of the people, the religious or ritual belief systems practiced, as well as other societal factors. The cultural dances have specific origins, some of which are difficult to trace due to them being passed from one generation to the next by former communal dancers, usually to their children. Dances are in two basic categories, Traditional and Contemporary. Further divisions are social/recreational, ritual, occupational, royal court dances, among others.

Ghana has a rich culture made up of the different ethnic groups that make Ghana a Society to admire! The traditional dances are accompanied by music created and played on traditional African instruments. The dances have meaning in addition to being exciting. The Master Drummer directs the steps of the dancers and dictates what steps come in order. Communication is extremely important between the musicians and dancres and the unity of mind, body, music and soul creates visual and auditory beauty for all to behold! May Ghana's past President, His Excellency Professor John Evans Atta Mills, Rest In Perfect Peace!

buttoned.....it looks more classy and elegant especially for all the skinny guys out there....