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Three choreographers who can make your kids dance to the tune
Play any music,and many an Indian around is likely to kick off her shoes and break into a dance. And now that dance has assumed the status of being a national obsession,why not sign up your kids for it too. A week from now,schools will shut down and enrolling the kids in a dance class seems to be the best way to channelise the excess energy running amok in the house. In fact,three dancing queens from the tri-city are willing to take up this challenge,ready to provide training in jazz and salsa,hip-hop and classical.
Meanwhile,Fatima Khanam who is holding a dance workshop at the British School,Sector 8,Panchkula,has been an assistant to Farah Khan in movies like My Name Is Khan and Main Hoon Na and has worked with Shiamak Davar for eleven years. Dance is not just jazz,hip-hop,contemporary or kathak. I feel these dance forms have further divisions. People have heard about salsa but there are other forms like waltz,Mexican salsa and tango as well, she says. Stunts should be a part of dance and not otherwise. Performances in reality shows seem to concentrate more on stunts and acrobatics, she adds.
Julia Klesse,a 25-year-old German national teaching dance at Dikshant Global School,Sector 12,Panchkula,is excited to add a western flavour to Indian culture. Indian kids are very curious to learn about different dance forms. They are perceptive enough to do something new, she says,adding that she is inspired by the late Michael Jackson,as well as jive,kathak,chhau,ballet and belly dancing.
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