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| NATYALAYA SCHOOL OF DANCE |
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Join Natyalaya School of Dance to learn experience a magical world of the traditional Indian dance. Natyalaya envisions to preserve and promote the traditional Indian Art and Culture through introducing the aesthetic dance form Bharatnatyam
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This workshop is sponsored by Fortescue Metals Group |
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Venue: Red Earth Arts Precinct Studio Room When: Sunday 20 March 2022 Times: 9:00am Duration: 50 minutes Ages: All ages Cost: $5 |
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| PRESENTED BY WEST AUSTRALIAN BALLET AND THE KARRATHA YOUTH DANCE COLLECTIVE |
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In a dual showing, see two of West Australian Ballet’s world-class dancers perform alongside some of Karratha’s best young dancers at the Red Earth Arts Festival.
Celebrating their 70th year, see the dancers of your State Ballet Company in a beautiful duo from West Australian Ballet's acclaimed repertoire. Plus, local talent will be on show as the Youth Dance Collective work in collaboration with West Australian Ballet’s Teaching Artists, to premiere a brand new work at the Festival!
If you know a young dancer that would love to take part in the creative Youth Dance Collective projects, follow West Australian Ballet on Facebook or Instagram.
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Venue: Red Earth Arts Precinct Theatre |
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| SOUKOUSS INTERNATIONALE |
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Join the members of Soukouss Internationale for an authentic, fun and energetic introduction to Congolese soukouss dance. Facilitators Quentin Thony (La Reunion), Cynthia Chumba (Kenya) and Florence Nyambura (Kenya) will lead participants through a simple and fun choreography suitable for all the family. ‘Soukouss’, by the way, means ‘shake it’. It’s a bootyful thing.
This project is sponsored by Fortescue Metals Group  |
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Venue: Red Earth Arts Precinct Amphitheatre |
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| NATYALAYA SCHOOL OF DANCE |
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Join Natyalaya School of Dance to experience a magical world of the traditional Indian dance. Natyalaya envisions to preserve and promote the traditional Indian Art and Culture through introducing the aesthetic dance form Bharatnatyam. This project is sponsored by Fortescue Metals Group |
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Venue: Red Earth Arts Precinct Amphitheatre |
