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Performances on the 2006 video
(this page features still images taken directly from
the video)
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Instant Review
Performed by Amara
A traditional Egyptian Folk dancer explores her relationship with the audience.
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One Look Back
Performed by Tatianna & Ricky Rasura
Everyone must remember the past to find the future. May it be a journey of a destroyed culture, a love lost, or broken dream. Tatianna takes one look back in this dance of the shadowy past and light breaking future.
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Move Along
Performed by RicoDancer
A whimsical "who cares" fusion of lyrical dance and belly dance.
Dedicated to David Heiman.
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Hide & Seek
Performed by Cera
A glimpse into the dizzying emotional space that occupies the ending of a relationship.
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In Memoriam
Performed by Tandemonium
A tribute to our loved ones who recently departed for the afterlife. When we go to join them, will they be there waiting for us, or will they have moved on to another place?
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Thirsty
Performed by Ya Helewa! and friends (Anaheed, Djahari, Nella, and Tatianna)
The
mythology of the mermaid longing for what she does not
have, the ability to walk on land, is expressed through
the sideshow tradition of
glass-walking.
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Fox and Swan
Performed by Laurie Buenafe Krsmanovic
"Only from the heart can you touch the sky."
-Rumi
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On The Wrong Side of Nowhere
Performed by Amara
Shedding layers to reach a place of tranquility.
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The Thieving Magpie
Performed by Djahari with Cassandra
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The Evening of a Fawn -
or is it a Faun?
Performed by Chapelina
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Abyss
Performed by Nella
The effects of divorce and domestic violence...
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Shimmering Shedding Sheela
Performed by Erin
A snake comes out for an evening to shed her old life and radiate with her new skin.
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Elemental Loie Fuller
Performed by Anaheed, Amara, and Tonda
A tribute to the innovative American dancer who performed in Paris in the 1890's using light, fabric, and symbolism to create extraordinary dance imagery.
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Warning:
This video contains nudity, cross-dressing, violence, spirituality,
cultural imperialism, stereotyping, expression of feelings,
manipulation of audience members, talking and eating food
on stage.
We
hope this production makes you laugh, makes you cry, and
gives you inspiration to explore and express yourself through
dance.
Please
feel free to share
your questions or comments with Amara.
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