Prvi
puta u Hrvatskoj, ponosno predstavljamo
radionice s
Kami Liddle
iz SAD-a,
članicom slavne plesne skupine Bellydance Superstars i gostujucom plesacicom u
grupi The Indigo pod ravnanjem Rachel Brice.
Kami Liddle
kombinira tradicionalne pokrete orijentalnog plesa (tribal i klasicni) s
modernim, hip hop i etno plesovima, stvarajuci tribal fusion plesnu formu koja
velikom brzinom osvaja Europu. Plesne radionice su
namijenjene pocetnicima koji se tek zele upoznati s tribal fusion plesnim
stilom, kao i onima koje se vec bave trbusnim plesom bilo koje vrste.
(vise o tribal fusion stilu:
http://www.orijentalni-ples.com/americki-tribal-stil-trbusnog-plesa-2-dio/
)
SUBOTA, 16.02. od 17 do 21 h
Tema
radionice: Funky Combos
Kami će nas podučiti pravilnoj tehnici sporih, senzualnih pokreta kao i brzih
shimmy-ja. Naučit ćemo nekoliko kombinacija u modernom belly dance hip hop
stilu, koje ćemo posložiti u kratku koreografiju. Kombinacije kasnije mozemo
upotrebljavati za slaganje koreografija ili se inspirirati njima za vlastitu
improvizaciju.
NEDJELJA, 17.02. od 11 do 15 h
Tema radionice: Fluid Upper Body
Fokus ove radionice bit ce tehnika
izolacije grudnog koša, pokreti ramenima, pokreti glave te graciozni pokreti
rukama i dlanovima. Radionica će zapoceti i zavrsiti laganim joga vjezbama, koje
pomazu istezanju i jacanju misica koji su nam potrebni za jake izolacije gornjeg
dijela tijela. Ponesite prostirku za jogu, iako nije uvjet.
Mjesto: Zagrebačko kazalište mladih, Teslina 7, Zagreb
Cijena: jedna radionica 470 kn; obje radionice 880 kn. Pola iznosa placa se unaprijed (informacije o uplati slijede nakon prijave), pola na dan radionice. Avansna uplata smatra se garancijom mjesta na radionici i ne vraca se u slucaju ne dolaska na radionicu.
PRIJAVE I DODATNE INFORMACIJE O
RADIONICI:
ili na telefon 091 2530 764 (Dunja)
Na radionici će se moći kupiti oprema za tribal fusion trbusni ples, kao i CD i DVD izdanja branda Bellydance Superstars.
Dunja
www.orijentalni-ples.com
(Biography)
Kami Liddle is a solo dance artist born with a passion for movement. She began taking ballet and tap lessons at the age of four and performed in numerous dance recitals as a young girl. At the age of eleven, Kami auditioned for a part as a hip hop and jazz dancer for a youth performing troupe in Victorville, California and performed with the group for several years before moving to Nevada. She reunited with her passion for dancing again at seventeen when she enrolled in a belly dance class at the local community college in Reno.
Kami's first belly dance instructor was a wonderful woman named Tahari. She was a gorgeous hula dancer and taught an ethno-cabaret fusion of belly dance. In addition to studying with Tahari, Kami took an interest in American Tribal Style and studied the Fat Chance Belly Dance videos religiously. In 1999 Kami joined Asha Belly Dancers, a world fusion tribal group. Kami performed with Asha at events in Reno as well as various belly dance festivals on the West Coast. While performing with Asha, Kami began to choreograph solo dances and took every opportunity available to perform as a soloist. With her hectic schedule it became hard to keep up with Asha's busy rehearsal and performance schedule, so Kami decided to leave the troupe and focus on performing as a soloist.
During this time Kami was also pursuing her degree in Art at the University of Nevada, Reno. Although her emphasis was on photography, she spent most of her energy dedicated to her dance minor, studying various aspects of dance such as movement theory, dance history, theory of teaching dance and choreography studies as well as the various required technique classes. In 2003 she joined the teaching staff at the university on a letter of appointment and taught classes there until 2005.
Kami's style is what she calls a modern fusion
of an ancient dance. Although she is primarily a tribal dancer, she pulls from
the various styles of belly dance that she has studied, as well as modern, hip
hop, jazz, and bhangra dance. Her goal is to always be a student of dance and
to constantly expand her repertoire.
In addition to performing as a soloist, she collaborates and performs with
other dancers. She is a guest artist for The Indigo, directed by
Rachel Brice. Kami has worked collaboratively with Samantha Riggs
of Boom Boom Bollywood on choreography and periodically performs with the
company.
Kami has recently finished her degree at UNR and has relocated to San Diego. She teaches classes at Yaarajaan Studios in San Diego when she is not traveling. Kami has been nominated for 'Best Kept Secret" and 'Best Interpretive Artist" for 2005 by Zaghareet Magazine and won the title 'Entertainer of the Year 2005" at Wiggles of the West. Kami has performed and taught internationally and is currently touring with Bellydance Superstars.
Links:
kami.tribe.net
myspace.com/kami_liddle
