Finally, a month that begins to look like normal for me, with workshops and DJing and lots of research time. On the road again!
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Friday, September 2nd ~ Chicago, Illinois
Steampunk Dance Workshop at Chicon 8 (Facebook group)
7:00-8:00pm. Workshop on my own steampunk choreographies: historically-inspired figures set to Abney Park music - probably "Wanderlust" (USA premiere!) and "Overboard". Masks and vaccination required. Limited to attending members of Chicon 8, the 80th World Science Fiction Convention. See their website for membership information.
Saturday, September 10th ~ Oak Park, Illinois (Chicago area)
Workshops & Dance (Facebook event) for Chicagoland English Country Dance
1:00-10:00pm. Two dance workshops and an evening dance with live music by Jonathan Whitall and Meg Dedolph. Workshops: (1) steps for early 18th century hornpipe country dances and (2) cotillions. Evening dance: a potpourri of dances from the 17th to 21st centuries, modern style. Masks and vaccination required. $15 per workshop, $20 for evening dance, $40 for the full day. Payable in cash or check at the door. More information at the website.
Tuesday, September 20th ~ Cambridge, Massachusetts (Boston area)
Bluesy Tuesy (Facebook page) (Facebook group) (Facebook event)
7:30-10:00pm (plus). Lesson with Julie Brown from 7:30-8:30, then I will be DJing blues from 8:30 until at least 10:00, possibly longer if the dance floor is full! Outdoors if the weather is good, indoors with excellent ventilation if not. Masks and vaccination required for indoors. Sliding scale donation, $5 to $20.
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I am available to travel for in-person dance teaching, lecturing, and ball precepting, pandemic permitting. I am also still available for private or group online lessons and talks via Skype or Zoom (or your videoconferencing software of choice). Please email me directly if you would like to schedule an event or workshop!
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Coming in October: the European Association for Dance History Conference in London!
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