Shows in Bangkok

Tarabelly

New member
Hi Lovelies!

It's been a long time since I've written. Here's some pics from the last 2 months of shows at Lebua Bangkok. I've been wanting to make a video but my computer is too slow to handle the editing. Editing a video-travellogue is on the to-do list. Hope you enjoy the pics!

It's been quite an intense experience, what with the political coup in Bangkok, airport closing, tourism down and then the terror attacks in Mumbai. I fly to India in Jan to start The Goddess Arts company and it hit me hard to see familiar places get bombed, people slaughtered and hear my indian friends' experiences.

What to do.... just keep on shimmying... spread the belly dance yum.

xo Tara
 

Tarabelly

New member
Here's some descriptions for the pics
1- Taiya my dance partner from Canada and me with wings for Cafe Mozu Ad. Photo by Markus Gortz
2- TnT on the elevator- funny to look at when we come in from a hot sweaty trip looking exhasuted and disheveled...
3- Taiya in front of our typical meal for two. It's a bit embarassing when the room service asks if this is just for two people. We love to eat and this was junk food day for me, fish and chips!
4- TnT in silk gypsy costumes and swords
5- Ad in the Bangkok Post for Cafe Mozu
6- Me (in reflection) and Taiya on the 64th floor of Lebua Hotel in front of the Walkway to Nowhere. Feels like a set for a Bond movie.
7- Teasing Ann our manager with a squishy rat on Hallowe'en. We have ou leopard costumes on with silly hairpieces.
8- TnT with Marcello the DJ and his Python Tyler
9- On a paddle boat trip in Lumpini park, we nearly had a heart attack when spotting this 7 foot monitor lizard!
10- JW Gold party night. We did a Gold Shamadan and Wings show. The entire restaurant had been tasting whisky for 3 hours by the time we went on. Hiccup! Very funny audience...
 
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Salome

Administrator
All right Tara! You guy's look great and the place looks posh. Glad things are going well.
 

Tarabelly

New member
Hi! Thanks Salome! It all worked out in the end...

I'm wondering if this should be in the Performance category instead of Other Dance Stuff.
 

Mosaic

Super Moderator
Sounds fabulous Tara and the photos are great! Is there bellydance classes in Bangkok? or do they just bring in dancers?

I love Thailand, spent a year there back in 2001.
~Mosaic
 

Tarabelly

New member
Hi Tarabelly
I'm one of the mods in this section. I think it could be either here or performance. If you'd like, I'll move it.

Sorry to give you more work... I reviewed the posts in Performance and I think I'd like you to move to there. Thank you very much!

xo Tara
 

Tarabelly

New member
Sounds fabulous Tara and the photos are great! Is there bellydance classes in Bangkok? or do they just bring in dancers?

I love Thailand, spent a year there back in 2001.
~Mosaic

There is a great school here run by my friend Apple. I have taught workshops there as well Kaeshi, Kami Little, Tamalyn Dallal. The main teacher Tuk teaches Tribal. They have Haflas and do shows locally for tv, fundraisers, etc.

For shows in the 5* hotel and big corporate events, usually they bring in dancers.

rumPUREE - world dance studio - New York Salsa, Bellydance, African Dance, Afro-Caribbean, Zouk, Merengue, Carnival Samba, Samba de Gafieira, Bossanova, Dancehall, Hip Hop, Music Video Dance, Drum Circle, Striptease, Pole Dance, Thai Dance School in
 

Tarabelly

New member
Sounds fabulous Tara and the photos are great! Is there bellydance classes in Bangkok? or do they just bring in dancers?

I love Thailand, spent a year there back in 2001.
~Mosaic

Rumpuree is the name of the school in Bangkok.

Were you working in Thailand for a year? Where did you stay?

I lived in Pai from 2002 to 2005.
 

Tarabelly

New member
No worries.

Thanks Karena!

Also about rumPUREE, Apple is open to having guest teachers. So if you are a well established dancer/teacher passing through Bangkok then there are lovely dancers here keen to learn new stuff from you.

It's Christmas eve in Bangkok, and there are parties on the street outside the hotel, I can't tell if they are for Chrsistmas or for school closing. Thailand is Buddhist, but many people in the big cities celebrate Christmas. I'm thinking of going to Patpong and walking around for a surreal X-mas eve.

Happy Holidays, Much Love from Tara in Bangkok
 

Mosaic

Super Moderator
Rumpuree is the name of the school in Bangkok.

Were you working in Thailand for a year? Where did you stay?

I lived in Pai from 2002 to 2005.

Sorry for not answering you, I just read your post.
We lived at Mano Tower 153 Soi 39 Sukhumvit Bangkok. At the heart of everything, the perfect place for this full on city girl!

I wasn't working my husband was. Our son went to Kessinee International school. It looks like a huge gorgeous castle

Thanks for the link to RumPuree, (great name). It must fairly new at least since I was there in 01-early 02. If I was there now I would be there in a flash.

~Mosaic
 
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