ITINERARY Friday 7-9pm – Q & A regarding Morocco’s 5-star reference book, “You Asked Aunt Rocky”. Get your own autographed copy. (Coffee, tea & treats incl.) Saturday 9:30-12 noon – Finger Cymbal Technique + a Short, Upbeat Choreogrphy 1:00pm … Continued
Morocco and the fabulous Casbah Dance Experience were responsible for a highly enjoyable evening at Columbia University last July 21. Several of the dances performed by Morocco and her troupe: “The Egyptian Washerwomen”,”Raks al Assaya” (women´s cane dance) and … Continued
Morocco Does It Again! Mark your calendar now: August 1-4, 2008 in New York For New Inspiration and Excitement! a Casbah Dance Experience at Morocco’s marvelous BIG Studio in the heart of New York City 6 West … Continued
Morocco’s dance group, the fabulous Casbah Dance Experience, was presented by Theatre of the Riverside Church at the Riverside Dance Festival in New York this past February. Once again they played before a packed auditorium and were well-received … Continued
Every August dancers from around the Southwest gather in the heart of the Texas Hill Country for a perfect gem of a seminar. Combine the verve and charm of Austin with a tightly woven package of first-rate entertainment … Continued
Meandering in Morocco with “Morocco” My dream finally came true. . . there I was, along with 15 other folklorists, aboard Royal Air Maroc, on our way to MOROCCO. We met at Kennedy Airport in New York. . … Continued
There is something compelling about Morocco: visions of wild, magical people, mysterious ceremonies, grand throbbing music. Even if all the stories I’d heard turned out to be myth, I wanted to see Al Maghrib for myself. However, an … Continued
(Morocco’s 1998 Winter Weeklong Seminar – 2 versions of the same great time!) Along with the New Year comes that most time-honoured tradition: making resolutions. Since the overall vote-getters usually involve self-improvement and weight loss, I started 1998 … Continued
A road trip with the gals should be on everyone’s yearly to-do list! (But actually I’m looking forward to the day when carloads of MALE belly dancers start rolling up to workshops and shows…) My dance friend Miramar … Continued
I’m a die-hard fan of the extended seminar experience — you know, seminars where students spend 5-6 hours a day for 4-7 days immersed in the art of Middle Eastern dance. Demand for these work-oriented dance experiences has … Continued
