Dance to the rhythm
Dance to the Rhythm is the latest story performed by Sydney dance group Sydney Sizmos Dance Company and St Raphael's Greek Orthodox Dance Group in Liverpool
Dancers from Sydney Sizmos.
Dance to the Rhythm is the latest story performed by Sydney dance group Sydney Sizmos Dance Company and St Raphael's Greek Orthodox Dance Group in Liverpool (under the direction of Sydney Sizmos) that will be performed tomorrow as part of this year's 30th Greek Festival of Sydney.
The dance troop will bring to life a moving story about a talented film director who is suffering from writer's block. One night he is visited by a magical guide who takes him on a journey into the past when Greek cinematography was at its prime. What he observes rekindles his inspiration and when he awakes, what a marvel the world is.
"It's about a director who has a writer's block who gets visited by an apparition who takes him back in time to the rebetika era, so he travels to the musicals from the 50s, 60s and 70s. He just travels into different songs in different musical eras and portrays a character from that scene. He's trying to get the rhythm and understand the music and get inspiration," says Nelly Kordakis, dance teacher, Sydney Sizmos.
Alongside partner and fellow dance teacher Harry Klavdiou, the two of them came up with the concept of this latest concert production. No strangers to the live performance, the teachers in this instance were looking for a way to tell a story about music in dance. Through Greek dance and videos used to highlight and showcase the music, the performance will guide you through the history of Greek song.
Nelly told Neos Kosmos she's been Greek dancing since she was seven - and Harry has since he was ten - so it's a passion for the both of them to put on these yearly concerts to celebrate their students, whom she says they are very proud of.
Dance to the Rhythm will take place on Sunday 20 May at 5:30 pm at the Bankstown Sports Club, 8 Greenfield Parade, Bankstown. Tickets are $10 and to organise tickets or for more information contact (02) 9750 0440 or email greekfestival2@goc.com.au
Advertisement
Poll
Advertisement
- Court orders Greek broadcaster ERT back on air
- Community condemns ERT closure
- Modern Greek tragedy
- Abusive crackdown on migrants
- ERT's demise impacts SBS
- Xenophon warns of data sweep danger
- Outstanding Greek Australians honoured
- ERT suspension 'sinful', says Megrelis
- The thief strikes back
- Taxi laws passed as dissenters regroup
- 22 May 2013 | 16 Votes
- 10 Jun 2013 | 16 Votes
- 28 May 2013 | 15 Votes
- 30 May 2013 | 12 Votes
- 11 Jun 2013 | 7 Votes
- 27 May 2013 | 7 Votes
Advertisement
More from this Section
- Memories of an Egyptian multicultural society
- Outstanding Greek Australians honoured
- Young Greek parliamentarian in our midst
- Lecture on Life and Wisdom of Epicurus
- Excellence awards for Greek studies students
- Roadblocks in Sydney
- Ambassador presents AHEPA Scholarships
- High achievers at South Oakleigh
- Hellenes unite in Brisbane
- Pontian Greeks remember
-
Some of the numbers associated with retirement seem really big, Mark Bouris helps you sort it all out
-
Michelin star for two years in a row for Spondi Restaurant in Greece's capital
-
The news that the Greek Government has ordered the closure of Greece's ERT and surrounded its buildings with troops is a monumental blow against freedom of speech
-
Over two nights, the youngsters in Belmore United and Earlwood Wanderers sparred with Sydney FC players
-
Athens became a sea of rainbows as thousands marched in unison at the 9th Gay Pride Festival.
-
The Greek festival is of great cultural and economic importance to the city of Sydney, says Lord Mayor Clover Moore.
-
The gambling addict sued Crown Casino for losses of $20 million
-
Visiting troika inspectors have expressed frustration over the delayed overhaul of Greece’s dysfunctional tax system
-
Megan Fox has a sexy Greek secret
-
Dora Kitinas-Gogos finds out the food secrets - and lifestyle choices - of a long life on the island of Ikaria
-
Licences will be reduced to an annual $22,000 fee, while drivers will get a share in fares and rural and disabled customers will benefit
-
Award-winning pastry chef Anna Polyviou will be taking over as the new executive pastry chef at Sydney's Shangri-La Hotel
-
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras unveiled a set of eight welfare measures, including families without incomes not having to pay any tax
-
A famous Greek dance choreographer has visited Australia as he continues a self-proclaimed quest to see dances from the island of Crete spread throughout the world
-
A celebration of one of the most influential literary figures produced by Greece
-
Golden Dawn hit back at plans for an anti-racism law by submitting its own draft bill to fight "racism against Greeks" by jailing illegal immigrants convicted of crimes
-
On the 72nd anniversary of the fall of Crete, Neos Kosmos tells the inspirational story of Georgia Tsiamis
-
Civil service sackings among outstanding issues as troika returns to Greece for review














Comments
Post new comment