SCHOOL SHOWS


School shows designed specifically for primary and secondary schools to meet cross-curriculum outcomes and approved by the NSW Department of Education.

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The students were very happy and excited! It was very entertaining and relevant to the classroom lesson. 
— Clare Catholic High School

¡FLAMENCO IS NOT A BIRD!

Fun, fast and interactive!

Flamenco dance and live music takes you on a journey.

Sharing its roots in rhythm, song and dances from Roma, Arabic and Sephardi cultures.

 Sometimes mistakenly referred to as flamingo dance...

Your group will experience

  • Clapping new rhythms & discovering the fun of mathematics.

  • Dancing dynamic steps with a new level of awareness for collaboration.

  • A 'living' culture from southern Spain, however Flamenco is universal!

  • Beautiful costumes and musical instruments inspired by many cultures.

  • Age appropriate material for K-12 Creative Arts with highly-skilled professional artists.

 

D-I-Y SEVI

‘dance-it-yourself sevillanas’

Learn about the beautiful Spanish regional FOLK dance, Sevillanas.

D-I-Y SEVI is aimed to inspire creativity!

Unique cross-cultural worlds come together. 

The music structure and danced floor pattern to create our own 4-part choreography.

  

Your group will experience

  • Collaborating on creating a cross-cultural dance and new ways to learn rhythms.

  • Working with performers that have extensive experience in education and schools .

  • Understanding the elements of dance from a folk tradition.

  • Appreciating the artistic intentions behind a choreographic vision.

  • Suitable for 7-12 Dance in Secondary schools.


How can these shows be used in your teaching program?

¡Flamenco is Not a Bird! and Sevillanas are designed specifically for primary and secondary schools to meet cross-curriculum outcomes and have been approved by NSW Department of Education (D.E.T)

  • Relevant to Syllabus aims in Dance, Music, PDHPE, Creative Arts, English, History, Geography, Language and Cross-cultural studies.

  • Ready- to-go teaching resources.

  • Q & A is time to learn more and talk directly to the artists.

  • Shows can be incorporated into broader school projects e.g. Fitness and Mental Health Programs, Wakikirri, Multicultural Education, Harmony Day.