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BellyDancer.info
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| http://www.bellydancer.info |
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Sarah Skinner, performer and photographer, provides a directory of events, services, performers, teachers, resources and shopping in New York City.
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| Click here to visit BellyDancer.info |
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| You may also interest to visit folowing websites |
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• Scottish Country Dancing in New York City — List of performances and balls. |
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• Tap City: The New York City Tap Festival — Tap City is an annual tap dance festival, celebrating the American tap heritage in its hometown, New York City. It offers hundreds of adult and master classes with internationally-known teachers, pre-professional, teen and youth training programs, diverse premiere performances, city-wide events, International Tap Dance Hall of Fame, Tap Preservation, Tap Teacher and Hoofer Awards, and daily Tap Talks/Tap Film screenings. |
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• New York City Players — Aims to bring new forms of theater and performance to the public, increasing awareness of live theater, and understanding of theater practices. Information about shows, press releases, and contact details. |
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• Storytelling Center, Inc. of New York City — New York's premier storytelling organization, offering workshops, swaps and special events. |
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• National Comedy Theatre - New York — Nationally acclaimed improv comedy group based in New York City. Clean, corporate entertainment, weekly performances, team building, college shows and improv workshops. |
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• A Love of Monsters: Gargoyles and Architectural Details in New York City — Amateur enthusiast Amelia Wilson tours us round the wealth of Gothic Revival carving in New York: creatures real and fantastic, and mock-medieval figures. |
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• U.S. - New York - New York City — New York University |
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• New York City Bombing Check-In Registry — Links to a variety of public and private check-in services. Includes a list of New York City SF fans who are known to have survived the bombings. |
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• Richard Maxwell and the New York City Players — The company strives to bring new forms of theater and performance to the public and to advance public awareness of live theater and further public understanding of theater practices including script-writing, actor processes and directing techniques. |
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