Swing Dance Lessons&Dance/Thursdays
When
Feb 5, 2009 (Thursday) to
Dec 18, 2009 (Friday)
What
Two Lessons To Choose From with a DJ Dance Party at the historic Attucks Theatre every Thursday. Come for the lessons - Stay for the dance. Or just come out for the dance with feat...
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Event details: Swing Dance Lessons&Dance/Thursdays
Description
Two Lessons To Choose From with a DJ Dance Party at the historic Attucks Theatre every Thursday. Come for the lessons - Stay for the dance. Or just come out for the dance with featured DJs keeping your feet going all night - or until 11pm! Best deal in town! 7:00p-8:30p LESSONS - Cost $10 includes dance. BEGINNER SWING in Lobby/1st Floor. This fun Beginner-Level Class will teach you the basic fundamental patterns of swing in our beginner-friendly crash-course. You will get your feet tapping and on the dance floor the first night. No partner needed. No Experience Needed. INTERMEDIATE SERIES in Green Room/3rd Floor. Kick your dancing up a notch by adding simple, expand your dancing with fun move combinations! This class will be focused on adding variations, combinations, fun-n-fancy footwork, transitioning, and cleaning-up any of those rusty spots. PRIVATE LESSONS - If you just want to work on something specific, meet up in the lobby and ask for private instruction 8:30p-11:00p DJ DANCE PARTY Now take everything you know and keep dancing with featured DJs keeping you swinging!
More contact info: Jeff Miller Phone: 757-567-4036 URL: http://www.swingvirginia.com/events/AttucksSwings.html
Cost
$10 Lessons (includes dance) $5 DanceMore about Attucks Theatre
Attucks Theatre
Thanks to the vision, tenacity and generous support of dedicated people far and wide, the curtain is going up on the historic Attucks Theatre. This state and national landmark has been carefully renovated and is ready for its encore. The Attucks Theatre was built in 1919 as a mecca for entertainment and commerce, strategically located on Church Street, the heart of the city's minority community, much like New York's Harlem. Today, the Attucks has the distinction of being the oldest remaining legitimate theatre in the nation that was completely financed, designed, constructed and operated by African-Americans.In its heyday, the Attucks hosted the likes of Duke Ellington, Ruth Brown, Marian Anderson and Nat King Cole. Closed since the mid-1950s and neglected for decades, the Attucks is ready for its curtain call. We invite you to celebrate this vibrant new stage in the rich cultural legacy of the Attucks Theatre, once again a mecca for world-class arts and entertainment for the enjoyment of all."
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