SHOWCASE (part 1)

				Our interpretation of Latin American and European dances. Every dance has it's own character. The character is shown by the costumes, figures and of course the atmosphere. Fantasia: It is originated from carnivals in Brazil. The man has a very energetic image. When he notices her he starts chasing after her. She of course runs off not showing any sign of her interest for him even though she likes him. This show piece had a very energetic influence on Vancouver and Tokyo dance enthusiasts.

A STORY OF LOVE AND PASSION! Ghost: a combination of the Cuban dance and Latin American Sequa and demonstration of unusual, beautifully executed movements. The dance Ghost moves you emotionally and physically long after the show. Costumes: a Ghost costume for lady. Carmen: originated from Spain. The man has the role of the Toreador with a cape. It can be interpreted as a bullfight or just a very emotional love battle between the toreador and her, a very feminine gypsy woman. The dance ends with a transformation into a very Slow and sad Rumba after she dies and and he tries to bring her back to life. Costumes: originated from Spain. The man has the role of the Toreador with a cape.

				Jack is back: this dance's base or origin comes from the American Rock-n-roll. It's the fastest dance of the show. Costumes: this dance's base or origin comes from the American Rock-n-roll. It's the fastest dance of the show. More...