Teens Empowerment World Dance Academy.

Saturday, 24 November 2012

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Wednesday, 27 June 2012

LET’S ROCK THE DANCE STAGE AGAIN BENIN!!!

A dancer and a great Chorographer with a difference… Based on Contemporary dance, Salsa dance, Ballet dance, African Contemporary dance, Pure Classical Dance, Traditional Dance…

Osas Anthony James aka “Landline”

(Teen’s Empowerment World Academy Lagos)

Award winning dancer and chorographer in all forms of dance. The Trainer of DMS 7 REVOLUTION DANCE ACADEMY LAGOS.

Oyebode Simisola Moses aka Flameskid7

(DMS 7 REVOLUTION Lagos)

A great Chorographer in Hip Hop, Salsa Dance, Break Dance. Voice Trainer, Music Director and a motivational speaker.

Innocent

A great dancer and a great Chorographer that has trained and impacted great dancers all round. She is called the “Governor”. Based in all kind’s dances.

Imara Edima Abasi

(Dance Ville, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State)

LET’S ROCK THE DANCE STAGE AGAIN BENIN!!!

2012 Summit Dance School In Benin

For the first time in the history of dance industry in Benin. Teen’s Empowerment World Academy organizes a dance summit to empower dancers in group and individual. Instructors will include Osas Anthony James, Imara Edima Abasi, Oyebode Simisola Moses, Innocent and more. Don’t just dance but learn what make’s u a good dancer or a chorographer. All kinds of dance shall be treated during the summit dance training.

Pick up ur form for limited space is availably. Group of 5 to 10 people form is #5000 while individual form attracts #3000 only.

Date: 1^st of August to September 2012.

Venue: 1, Eyaen, Benin-Auchi Road, Dumez Quarter, Eyaen. (Christ The Winner Comprehensive High School)

Call 08065230570 for more info.

Supported by: Dance Ville, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, DMS 7 REVOLUTION DANCE ACADEMY LAGOS, Open Mouthz Entertainment Lagos, The Vision Media House Lagos

Your love for yourself is only shown when you are dancing freely….put in for this and become a great dancer within the duration of Seven Weeks. Call now or pick up ur form at the venue for limited space are availably

Sunday, 3 July 2011

feel some of my great Africa movessssss...God bless Afica...

Mother Africa we love you......

ARE U SET FOR OCT 1ST?

Let celebrate Nigeria, Let celebrate Africa. Come Oct 1st 2011. We plan to set the stage on fire through AFRICA DANCE, AFRICA POEMS, AFRICA MUSIC AND AFRICA COMEDY. JOIN Teen's Empowerment World Dance Academy on stage as we celebrate our great country Nigeria and our continent Africa.

THE PRIDE TO BE AN AFRICAN

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa of which everybody imitates
My Africa of which culture exceed the Greek
My Africa of which everyone is jealous of

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa of enormous natural endowment
My Africa of Non-Violence
My Africa of Amorous populates

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa of patriot men and women
My Africa of shelter and vintage hospitality
My Africa of great ancestral mythology

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa that bore fruits of black diamonds
My Africa which is a gift to the whole world
My Africa of great leadership

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa of learned youths
My Africa of a bright generation
My Africa true tradition

My Africa My Africa My Africa
My Africa of black pageant women
My Africa of strong men
My Africa from who we all hail from
For every African deserves a Nobel Prize in
Existence.

Benefits of Teens World Dance Academ:

* increasing self-awareness, self-esteem and personal autonomy

* experiencing links between thought, feelings and actions

* increasing and rehearsing adaptive coping behaviours

* expressing and managing overwhelming feelings or thoughts

* maximising resources of communication

* contacting inner resources through contained creative movement play

* testing the impact of self on others

* testing inner with outer reality

* initiating physical, emotional and/or cognitive shifts

* developing a trusting relationship

* manage feelings that interrupt learning

* enhancing social interaction skills.

WELCOME TO..... Teens Empowerment World Dance Academy.

Dance as a Part of Life

People have danced since the earliest of human societies. The purposes for dancing are many and varied -- spiritual, social, celebratory, aesthetic, to name just a few. In some cultures, dance is not separated from daily living; the meaning of dance is connected to everyday life. In other cultures, dance for most people is recreational, separate in content and meaning from the work-day world. This unit explores the many relationships between dance and daily living, comparing differences among cultures, both historical and contemporary. You will also have an opportunity for to evaluate dance in your own life and consider the roles it could have in your future.

Examine the presence, role, and meaning of dance in your life.

Create a page (or two) in your scrap book that tells what dance means to you. The use of words, pictures, symbols, stickers, etc… can be used to get your thoughts across. From this page I should be able to tell what dance means to you. What is dance? How do you see dance affecting your life? Is dance present in your world? If so, how?

Compare the role and meaning of dance in their lives and their grandparents' lives, speculating on reasons for changes.

Interview someone in your life about dance. What does dance mean to them? What types of dance were they exposed to during their lifetime? How does dancing make them feel? (remember these are questions to guide you – you can create your own questions)

Examine the role of dance in various selected cultures, past and present, concentrating on the relationships between dance and aspects of daily living.

We will talk about this one more in depth.

Learn cultural dances that had/have meaning closely related to the daily tasks and fundamental beliefs of the people.

Choose a culture from our discussion. How does dance reflect who they are? How is dance intertwined in their culture? (remember these are guiding questions) A page in your scrapbook will reflect your findings.

Explore ritual in dance. What does ritual mean? Choose one dance that is ritualistic. Explore the dance, the meaning behind the dance and why the dance is a ritual. See the attached assignment.

Create dances inspired by something in their own daily lives; their part-time jobs, for example.

This would be an example of interpretive dance. This dance is a minute in length. One page in your scrapbook should be devoted to your dance and why you chose what you did

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