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BUILD YOUR SHOW

BUILD YOUR SHOW

Wed, May 20, 9:00 PM
From 8-Week Solo Show Incubator

Hi Everyone—sharing this in case it speaks to anyone. We’re keeping the group very small (max 8 people) so everyone receives real attention and guidance throughout. At the end of the 8 weeks, participants will have the opportunity to perform their piece in a small, informal showcase (week 9), with friends and family invited. The class is $150 per session, and it’s an 8-week commitment paid upfront to reserve your spot. We keep the group very small so everyone receives real attention and support throughout. There’s also a 9th week at the end where you’ll have the opportunity to perform your piece in a small showcase and invite friends and family, which is a really special part of the process. Spots are limited, and bookings are non-refundable to hold your place. Feel free to DM me if you’d like more info. Look Forward to Seeing You There!

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New Ballet Class - Beginning / Intermediate

Thu, May 21, 6:30 PM
From Adult Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
1 attendee

Ballet Beginning / Intermediate

Sun, May 17, 5:00 PM
From Adult Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
1 attendee
Zesty 5th Saturday Contra Dance, Dance to Live Music at Skandia Hall - Pasadena

Zesty 5th Saturday Contra Dance, Dance to Live Music at Skandia Hall - Pasadena

Sun, May 31, 1:30 AM
From Los Angeles Area Contra Dance, Dancing to Live Folk Music
4.7

**5th Saturday Contra Dance! It will be a blast!** **Jacqui Grennan and Double Trouble**… Wouldn’t that be TRIPLE Trouble? Come and find out! **Double Trouble** features the dynamic fiddling of Rodney Miller (Stringrays). Rodney is widely considered to be the foremost exponent of New England style fiddling and has toured extensively throughout the US and internationally. Jeffrey Spero (Syncopaths) provides inspired piano accompaniment that will literally move you, and may even provide moments of laughter! **Jacqui Grennan** is known throughout the country for her clear and caring teaching with a stage presence that is a blend of calmness and dynamism. She knows what dancers want, and knows how to make it happen. Fun is guaranteed! Come enjoy our zesty contra dance at Skandia Hall in Pasadena, CA. **Lesson 6:30 pm, Dancing 7:00-11:00 pm.** There will be an intermission with a snack break and a chance to socialize with other dancers. 5th Saturday dances are suitable for beginners and experienced dancers. Included are a few more challenging dances but there will be something for everyone!. The dance will run from 7 to 11 PM, so you will get an **extra hour** of dancing and socializing with our friendly and welcoming community. **General admission** is on a sliding scale $15-$40, $30 recommended. 18 and under are free. Get on your dance shoes and make your feet happy! Anton \~ the contra dance dude

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BURBANK Stroller BARRE!!!

Wed, May 20, 4:30 PM
From FIT4MOM of SF Valley & Northeast LA
5.0
{USC} Square Dance with a LIVE BAND!

{USC} Square Dance with a LIVE BAND!

Sun, May 17, 2:30 AM
From " Ⓒulture, Ⓒuisine, Ⓒocktails, Ⓒoffee & Ⓒonvos = Ⓒommunity "
4.7

Let's go square dancing Downtown near USC! ($20) The 16th ever Los Angeles Old Time Social is happening on May 16th. There are beginner-friendly workshops throughout the day and musicians and folk enthusiasts from up and down the west coast come into town that weekend. Some of them will be putting on a square dance from 7:30-10pm, which is what we'll be attending. Different musicians and callers will be rotating in throughout the night, and we'll keep dancing. Never square danced? Don't worry... all dances are taught. Fun guaranteed! No partner necessary, this is social dancing :) Everyone willing to participate is welcome! Bring your friends -- the more the square-ier! Straight and LGBTQIA+ friendly. We'll meet up there at 7:30pm to watch (and eat) musical cakes before the dancing gets underway. SCHEDULE: 6-7ish - doors 7:00pm - flatfooting workshop (included with evening program admission, if you're interested) 7:30pm - musical cakes + group meet + socializing + beginner-friendly dancing out back (outside) DIRECTIONS: Punch "Velaslavasay Panorama" into maps and it should get there easy. 1122 W 24th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007 PARKING: Street parking. Double-check posted signs. MEETING UP: We'll meet up by the cakes around 7:30pm. (Once you go in, just keep heading back, go out into the back garden, back through the ornate gate, into the courtyard+kitchen. If you get lost, just ask anyone to point you toward the cakes.) If you're late and miss the group meet, once you get to the cakes area, ask anyone to point you to Lindsay, and we'll introduce you to the rest of the group. DRINKS/FOOD INFO: You may bring your own food and water bottle. In years past, they have had donation-based canned/bottled drinks on site. I'm unsure what they will have this year. COST: $20 for the evening program (see ticket link in comments). There is also a limited number of discounted all-day passes still available for $45 (at the time of posting this) if you plan to attend more than the evening program. WHAT TO BRING: • Comfortable shoes for pavement • Layers (the dance will be outside) • Water bottle • Pre-purchased ticket receipt on your phone • Cash for drink donations Tips for the LADIES: * Dresses are fun for twirling, but pants are cool too :) * It's best to wear shoes that won't easily slip off * It's ok (even encouraged) to ask guys to dance :) * Ladies are always right, so ladies are always on the right when dancing (though you are no way limited to dancing the "lady" role--anyone can dance any role) Hope you'll join us!

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