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I SCOTTISH BALLET STUDIO Zol West Princes Street. 331 2931 . All classes run until 17 Dec.
Junior Contemporary Every 'I‘ttesday. 6—7pm. £1.50.
Adult Contemporary live ry \Vednesdav. o-7pm.£2(£l.5ll) ' Performance Group [avert- 'I‘httrstlat. (t—7pni.£2(£l.5()) ' Beginners Ballet livery Saturda}. [4 years to adtllt. Ill—l 1.15am. £2l£l.5ll) Beginners Jazz liver) Saturday. 1-1 _\eurslo
adult. I 1.3(lam—lpm. £2 (£1 .50) ' West School Newton Street. Paisley. SS7
l)a\ies inspired b} a recent tripto 373" . . ' America. Limon WIlh Rosrna Bonsu liver} 'l'uesda} I . .- . . .. ‘).45—ll.15am.£l. Performance . I WINTER GARDENS People s l’alacc. _ t _ l (ilasgtm (irecn. Info 357 1450 conlemp9_rary Dance WOTRSNOD 3“ xi“. l I GLASGOW-ARTS CENTRE \\ ashlngton I Rotating Dancers and nachaka good. 1—4pm. L5. l‘rank .‘\1c('onnellitakes this I SUCH-33149“- ; r\‘pm midnight. An informal showingola “lcndc‘l Clim- PI‘WCV'W l'm'lCd-w i Kathakali Dancers Still (t Not . "pm. (‘harge culluhmmmn with mueicmn Derek telephone SS7 3726 to hook. b} donation .-\n eutuisitel} colourlul “(muth and MIN Choreogmphcr I RAMBERT DANCE COMPANY Venue tobe t ""“l‘C “l 1mm”$130591"“mmk'l‘lflhl ; [,intlsttt John. Rttclmku arc u no“ ' advised. Phone Glasgow Independent Ull1l’;{.ElA)trlg‘ElFl‘16;\Alll. See- panel. I I (“mum music gmup. 5“. mm]. Dance on 334 4836 for details. l t -' . i I “UPC 8mm}; :34 l Mark Baldwinoi‘ R'lmhert I)'tnce(‘om )‘tm ‘Ii‘ ‘ "s Q. ' c ( t I 6.1 ‘ flight __ ‘. fiimbennance compan!;:.:h§m; " willtake class on 26 Not from I i '7‘“l‘,”‘_‘ “9””9“ “ “1”” 5‘”.‘ ‘ " “‘7'” . I GARNETBANK SCHOOL chj'rcre 5mm. ll).3llam—13.30pm. £2. Places are limited . ‘x sstls-~-ll bl‘ 'k- tt- ~ - L ‘1‘ t- -- W“ W“ L “k “l” U- 5 ,,,,,,;,34 334i, sophone the above numberlordetalls. Kathakall Dancers. Churchill Theatre. ; Bunk Imus Ithc l‘l‘lk'll::;.fl_"l"f~'l” “l with ; Jane 3- r r‘ A r_ my (slimmm ITHIRD EYE CENTRE 35(lSauchiehall Edinburgh and Glasgow Arts Centre, j "i ~tt\..‘. ,. -, . - - g;g;rrair:]r::1 (:1; EIJ'NM V Mum. lucsda) '~.S‘..~llpnt. L2. NILLL 333 .1521- d B M m w ‘ Glasgow . . (‘unninl'h'tm's l’tl‘llltlll\l\ s Hr ‘ but thc'llL‘ I HILLHEAD SECONDARYSCHOOL . JP yen Harm mn—an adj-at? 8 er 17' l“ wmle paper waves lram'ng h'ghly e ‘ ‘ ~ “ ‘ .‘ ()aklieldxhenue.lnl'o3341057 N“? “’~3“i*m'~‘l"“- “5 “1‘” “mm” I (if h t R th dance tothc sc\cn mmenlcntsol l:llk . . , , , , , H . . v . CO 0W9 aces are W a ma 8 8 “We: still '[ll Ml“! ’k U [I‘I' mu.) Thur“,le1&3”an ,3. while Mahler. atcacherlrom .\e\\‘\ ork. a lied m del, m hue 'ice : “Tudulill: [Ulmkl L1 in.“ _'R.-\.lnlll(;\l\ Stretch and Get Loose with Jane Simpson introducesthe Klein technique.developed 'H e . lFa r .paper "\TL“ “MIL l. fulfil" hunt”. ." it'll. _ (‘jugg “at 310mm} 7.-3_3t)pm. g; by Susan Klein to re-educate the dancer's or Fhum Wh'Ch '3 umque l0 ""3 Squm (I. ‘3‘”? ‘f‘ If" - “2“” I f" '“ :Hl‘hffi‘” . HYNDLAND SECONDARY mm“. pm... body on a deep and organic ph}sica| let-el. lndian dance. transforms the actorlnto ‘ "':“lll"”l‘, l “1”” ‘; i " I': "m m“ into 334 4203 A weekend to be recommended. l’laces demon, god or prince and allows mm to \\)'. "\.-\l‘\ iL".\\l . . . . . I .. m _ . . (hymn 4.33:!“ ,tht'ml'l'c: “idem Contact improVIsatlon wrth Mary Prestldge «Irv llm'lcd W WICPhUnC ("d-\L’U“ express emotion In glorlous RIM‘INM; tn mm. B I“ Mm,” h.) ' Sat 2t) lllam—Spm and Stilt fall 1—5pm. [-‘ee Independent Dance- on (Lil 33-1 4S3hlor technicolour, a technique only present ' ' ' £le inclusixe. An Olympic team member dam"- in western theatre in perhaps the an 0'
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DANCE AMONG THE the firstwesternerin the history ofthe
Organised by Barbara llarrou . director of
('entre ()cean Stream (a dance compan} lecnniquelo learn the?” at ‘Fhum‘ and based on the colour and visual qualitiesol' IS something Ol a dlSClple Ol llS magic. . , the Kathakali) this isa uniqueopportunin The first programme tells lWD short \éllmter Gardens‘ People 8 Palace’ to see an ancient and quite remarkable stories from the Hindu Epics and the
3590‘" tr'tdition 'll work The comp'tnv moves to . l l - l . second ro ramme the full-Ien th The wonderful Winter Gardens. that p g g
l.ochgell_\' ('entre. File on 4 Nov. (ilasgtm Arts (‘entre on o Nov. MacRohert ( ‘entre. Stirling on 8 Nov and the Findhorn
story of Dussassanda Vada. Two
spectacu'a' greenhouse 0' palal'al drummers, a singer and six actors stop
proportion on Glasgow Green, gives
me Rotating Dancers/Rachaka double L’nixersal Hall. l’orreson l 1 Nov. See at! in bomgqinburgh and masqow on
billan unusual backdropto play with. mm" . mlsme v-ismomls country- -
Amen the "O ical ermanem I PLAYHDUSE THEATRE (ireenslde l’lace. presentation alone make the Kalhaka" 9 p 9 5571mm. experience one not to pass up.(AB)
residents, the dance group and band intend to spend the 29th October. between the hours of eight and midnight in experimental performance.
Rotating Dancers, a.k.a Jane
Midsummer Marriage Nov 3. Michael l 'I‘ippett‘sopera includesthe dancing _ t
talents of contemporary dance group
Second Stride. seen recently to much . acclaim at this year's Focus on Dance festival. An opportunin tosee
Simpson and Liz Ingram have joined I ‘ contemporary dance in an ()pc‘j-gl setting i forces for this occasion with dance group Catalyst and who this year “."gT'E’a;stlgémagzjicn um“ t artist/dancer Lindsay John and has travelled and performed in both ’
Khoros Dance Theatre 18 19 Nov. 8pm. This
musician Derek Houghton: Since Japan and Eulopet hagbeen Working Edinburgh-based company perform L Rotating began collaborating two years on this experimental piece with LIZ and regularly throughout the year. Accessible. { ago. the duo have been most active Jane for the past three weeks. Guided entertaining periormaee is coupled with
with community projects, which they by the Japanese technique at Butoh, shim“ and humour. For further
enjoy butwhich they admithave also his style is an individual one sure to "immwlfml’" "W minim"?undclimcs
been one of the only ways of securing propogate something interesting in this “’"m‘ “‘“1‘”"“'k°“f"33" “’7‘-
funding for dance projects in Scotland. i experimental greenhouse. ’IRAVERSE THEATRE (’r“‘“”“”k““ 33“
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‘Gala Celebration‘, a collaboration . ; Derek Houghton, while composing fiatét'ing Dancers 35 26 My. 7.3“an £45“
with Visual artist Keith Maclntyre which lorthe dance piece, is also part of the (£35m. RotatingDanccrmmlmucmc
developed through 1986/87, was their Rachaka line up. This young band development or the experimental piece
first major foray into the idea behind describe themselves as crossing they began at the Winter (iardens in
the name Rotating Dancers, that is to boundaries between jazz, baroque, (ilitsellw- 50¢ Glasgow Pcrformuncc and
have a fluid and changing group of lndian and African rythym and folk from Pimc' ll" l‘l'r‘hs‘rdclélils-
artists from different disciplines both east and west. Sounds like the masses
collaborating in performance. Lindsay tropics on the green are just the place I ammo" HALL Muwlbmgh‘ (ms 371 1
John, who is known for his workwith lorthem to test their recipe. (Alice ext 244.
the now-disbanded Edinburgh-based Bain) Dance Xplosion A new season ol‘dance
class and performance workshops have
_ J details. d 24'l’he List 2S ()ct — 10 NOV 1983