| Saturday November 1st, 2008 WORKSHOPS |
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Saturday, November 1st 2008 Workshops: Located at: Severna Park Community Center 623 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd. Severna Park, MD 21146 10:00AM – 12:00PM: Near Eastern Contemporary (Danse Orientale – The Dalia Carella Method) $45* until October 31st ($50 at the door) 12:00PM – 1:00PM: Break for Lunch & Shop our Vendors 1:00PM – 3:00PM: Turkish Roman & Dunyavi Roman (Please bring skirts for the second half) $45* until October 31st ($50 at the door) BOTH WORKSHOPS $80* Discounted Rate until October 31st ($90 at the door) $100* discounted rate for Both Workshops + Performance Admission until October 31st . Performance: Gypsy Fusion's 3rd Annual Hafla Actioned packed with 2 full hours of professional bellydance entertainment including Dalia Carella! 8:00PM – 10:00PM Located at: Anne Arundel Community College 101 College Parkway, Arnold, MD 21012 Small Theater in the Humanities Building Admission Cost: $25* by October 31st otherwise $30 at the door. Seating is limited so you may want to purchase early. * All transactions through PayPal will be about 3% more depending on amount. If you would like to send a check directly please email Despina Bast Dalia Carella is a world-renowned Near/Middle Eastern Contemporary Dancer, Choreographer, Instructress and Global Fusion Artist. Audiences from around the world have applauded her mystical and innovative dances and choreographies that are taken from the tradition of the countries she is representing. Ms. Carella has delved deeply in the studies of dances from the Near and Middle East including Egypt, Turkey, Lebanon, as well as North Africa including Morocco and Algeria. Her dances are both traditional and contemporary with a spiritual essence behind each and every movement that she creates. Some of Ms. Carella’s new works represent both traditional and contemporary movement and range from sacred rituals to ethnic contemporary theater pieces as well as Cabaret Theater inspired by the 1920s and 30s. Her dance background also includes studies in Flamenco, Indian/Bollywood/Bhangra, African, Samba, Salsa, Bomba and Plena from Puerto Rico as well as jazz and ballet. Ms. Carella also created her signature dance form in 1985, "Dunyavi Gypsy (Roma) Dance", for which she is known throughout the world. The core of Dalia’s Dunyavi work is extensive research of the Romany trail, focusing primarily on the Roma dances of Spain, India, Turkey and most recently, movements from North Africa. Dalia has also been performing and teaching a second style of Gypsy Rom dance, “El Mundo”, that is evolving from her continuing studies of Middle Eastern, Andalusia and Latin dance influences. |
