Keyword results: Dance
First Annual Pan-Brunswick Car Wash Interpretive Dance Championships
In places like South Central Los Angeles, Saturday nights are for listening to N.W.A and mulling over two possible career choices: Bloods or Crips. It took Tommy the Clown and a jar of face paint to change this trend, uniting the people by knocking out some interpretive dance moves to the gangsta rap his older brothers were playing.
Hip hop and krumping lessons
What:
Hip hop and krumping lessons
Where:
Pit Theatre, Footscray Community Arts Centre
When:
Sun Aug 3, 1pm-4pm
How much:
$20 concession or $36 full
Description:
Want to learn how to Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise? Want to pop booty without snapping your pelvic bone or, at the very least, avoid looking like a n00b? Think you're ass is enough of a weapon to win you a battle on the floo-ah? Do you want to use you ass as a weapon on the floo-ah? Then head to Footscray for hip hop and krumping lessons where all the wisdom on booty popping, belly-jiggling and pelvic-grinding will be shared.
Event: DJs
Stimulus: sound the horns!
Space Oddities
The adage everything old becomes new again holds on this mind-blowing compilation of 'rare European library grooves' courtesy of Munich's Permanent Vacation label. Compiled by the enigmatically named Alexis Le-Tran and Jess, Space Oddities takes in 19 super-obscure cuts from subscriber-only library music albums used to score European film and TV productions from 1975-1984.
Interplay
Demystifying the creative process can be a dangerous thing. Sometimes it's nice to think artists are rarefied beings, periodically struck by bone-shaking bolts of inspiration, rather than slobs like the rest of us, makin' stuff in their underwear amongst toast crumbs and fallen armies of takeaway coffee cups.
The Counting/Ocular Proof
Rogue is a bunch of dance renegades who've recently stampeded, possibly Fame! style, beyond the mirrored walls of the VCA. The Counting/Ocular Proof, part of Next Wave's 'Things that Dance' program, is a double bill by young, tough and talented dancers that sets out to explore and exploit the body's senses.
Grotesque Beauty and Whose Memory?
ThreeThousand has never attended a contemporary dance performance before. Not even accidentally while walking down the Bourke Street Mall when that belly-dancing lady is turning everyone on. So this was a big deal for us and we think we got it.
Grotesque Beauty is a part theatre, part dance work created by Emma Anglesey, who was recently accepted into St Martins’ new ‘Next Gen’ program.
Rainbow Man
After numerous 7 inches and remix appearances, Ed Banger Records boss Busy P has delivered his debut solo 12". On this EP you'll find three equally awesome tracks. ‘Chop Suey' is pure ghetto tech compressed and cut up, and the title song ‘Rainbow Man' provides the perfect wobbling tune for any trans-dimensional disco missions.
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