Yousry Sharif workshop

[badriyaz]

I do not believe there is a muscle in my body that does not ache and I have definitely set myself back in recovering from this plague, but it was entirely worth it!  As another dancer observed yesterday, Yousry's incorporating a lot more Modern Cairo style into his choreographies, while still maintaining that distinctive Yousry Sharif flair.  It's

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[meddevi]

Good to know about Lola, came across her site the other day via craigslist, and was curious.

[badriyaz]

Her studio space is *gorgeous* and a very nice atmosphere. Renovated loft type deal with super high ceilings and a real stage and a lovely smooth wood floor. If these haflis become an ongoing thing I will talk to her about dancing down there, I think it would be worth the drive. Great crowd too. In her own dancing she does Lebanese/Arabic, and she also is apparently an accomplished hula dancer. Definitely a good person to know about if you're in the area.

[redbeka_rose]

I love finding a workshop that is challenging and fun.

hafli at World Dance & Music Center

[lauralola76]

Thanks for your kind words Badriya. George Rizk is my other half- sometimes he's a shmuck, but the boy can drum his ass off!