I’ll be “hopping online” to zoom from December 12th to 28th to revisit some of the wonderful vibe of the MOVEMENT SUPPLEMENTS series that was so popular during 2020’s months of isolated pandemic mystery.
Take some time out to move a little and find some solace away from the CRAZE of the HOLIDAZE.
Your camera stays off. It’s calm. It’s not visually overstimulating. There is space for you to breathe. Get your body gently moving in between all the sitting, stressing, busy-being, and expectations.
All sessions are on Zoom and are by donation. Email Stefanie for schedule.
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It is with great excitement that I announce that They Dance For Rain was invited co-produce, partner, and perform in the Nairobi Dance Life Festival taking place in Nairobi, Kenya in July. Fellow artist and They Dance For Rain project alum Josephine “JoJo” McDonald will be joining me in representing, as well as, collaborating with our artistic partner TapaTapa in Nairobi to create an exciting and memorable experience of Tap Dance and performance. This opportunity to represent is an ideal outgrowth of our long-term efforts to nurture the Tap Dance community in Kenya since our first escapade in January of 2012.
The burgeoning Nairobi Dance Life Festival was conceptualized by Kenyan dance artist Adam Chienjo along with the Goethe Institute as a response to the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. It showcases the diversity and quality of dance in Nairobi from traditional to contemporary, via ballet, afrofusion, urban, seben, raga, and tap dance—the festival shows the vibrant dance scene that still exists, despite all the challenges.
To support our efforts please donate to our Fractures Atlas account here: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/they-dance-for-rain/general_support
Or come along to our next FUN fundraising event in NYC!