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| Rob, Kylie, Bern doing "Kuku" |
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| Jess, Jaq |
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| Nathan, Bern, Rob, Jess, Jaq, Sabiena, Judy, Fee, Manny, Gordon |
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| Jess, Jaq, Fee, Pete, Manny |
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| Bern, Jess, Gordon, Fee, Sabiena |
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| Sabiena, Oliver and new Wildmover |
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| Wild Moves at Elephant Walk |
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Elephant Walk_High Tide Festival 2010
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Why you enjoyed performing with Wild Moves?
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed performing with Wild Moves because it was fun, I worked with fantastic people and it was something different.
How you remembered the African movements?
The drumming patterns helped me to remember specific steps, as they fit in time with beat. Also the expressive intention of the dance helps you remember which movements are from which dance i.e if the movement doesn't support the intention, it's the wrong movement. Working as a dance group also helped me to remember movements as we all help one another to make sure the dance is performed correctly by doing the correct movements.
You perception of the Surf Coast community and the High Tide Festival?
The Surf Coast Community is very friendly, laid back, welcoming, supportive and willing to join in and have a good time. Throughout my weekly lessons and the full moon gathering I worked with lovely people who fit the above description. It's fantastic people like this that enables community group such as 'Wild Moves' to run effectively and perform in events such as the High Tide Festival. The Surf Coast community who came to watch the evenings events were supportive of local talent and happy to see their community celebrate and flourish.