Performance And Instructional Videos
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Performance Videos
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Below are clips from the 2008 performance at the
Puerto Rico Salsa Congress
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DanceInTime performing in Puerto Rico. 7/08
Below are clips from a Rueda Team show at
Zanzibar's in July 2008. (A week before this, the same routine was
performed for the 2008 Philadelphia Salsa Congress.)
Click here for part 1
Click here for part 2
Click here for part 3
Below are videos from the DC Salsa Congress Performance, 6/07
Part 1
Part 2
Below are clips from the 2008 Memorial Day performance
This show on an outdoor stage included a variety of dance performances, as
well as instruction and some open dancing to the sounds of live band, Grupo
Latino. Check out the swing performance; it's so lively!
Click here to see a Cha
Cha demonstration
Click here to see a Swing demonstration
Click here to see a solo Tango demonstration
Performances at the Glen Echo Park (April, 2008)
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For parts, one, two & three, respectively, click below:
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Above:
DanceInTime team before performing there '08 Reuda choreagraphy at Glen Echo
Park.
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Below is a clip of DanceInTime at the Verizon Center
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The DanceInTime women's team perform for
the third year at the Tribute to Women in Salsa held at Zanzibar's night club in
Washington DC. April 2008
Below is a clip of a medley by the DIT Women's Team, including Rhumba, Salsa,
& Polynesian dancing.
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Above: The women's team from
Danceintime at Zanzibar's Nightclub awaiting their performance time. 4/08
Performances for a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
at the Army's Test Evaluation Command Center (10/06)
Click here to see a Merengue
Click here to see Rueda
Click below for a Salsa demo by Rodrigo and Tania
Clip 1
Clip 2
Show at the Woodrow Wilson Plaza in D.C. (August, 2005)
Doug Reynolds, Michele Kearney, Susan Cox, and Fabio Bonini, who are members of the American Dance Montage, joined DanceInTime for this performance. Mr. Frank Regan, director of the American Dance Montage, kindly lent two of his beautiful choreographies to this show. For all relevant contact information
for these performers, go to the second "Performance page" of
this website and scroll to the bottom. To contact Mr. Regan who does
choreographies in and out of the DC area, go to the "History of Dance" page on
this site and scroll down.
Click here to see Mambo
Click here to see Cha Cha
Click here to see Bolero
Watch Rumba video
Click here to see part 1
Click here to see part 2
Casino Rueda video with Voice-Over explaining the history of the dance*
Click here to see part 1
Click here to see part 2
(Note to Rueda students: In part 1 of the video above, the steps the
dancers are doing are: exhibe, dile que no, dame, sombrero, and dame. In
part 2 they are finishing a dame and going into sombrero de manny, followed by a
dame.)
Casino Rueda video including Solo Presentation
Click here to see part 1
Click here to see part 2
Swing
Click here to see part 1
Click here to see part 2
Show at Catonsville Community College (October, 2005) Presenting a variety of Ballroom Dances
Dancers include Doug Reynolds, Susan Cox, Garrey Stinson, and Barb Bernstein
Click here to see Quickstep and Swing
Click here to see Cha Cha
Click here to see Waltz
Click here to see Rumba
Click here to see Foxtrot
Click here to see Tango
"Tribute to Women in Salsa" Show 3/15/06
See the Women's Team from DanceInTime perform their dramatic routine to
the song Rebelion (which depicts a slave rebellion.)
Click here to see the first clip of this routine.
Click here to see the second clip of this routine.
Click here to see the third clip of this routine.
Above: performing at Zanzibar's Nightclub, 3/06
Cha Cha Routine Performance at Zanzibar's Nightclub by Dwight, Jim,
Tyffani, Rita, Tania and Barb 1/10/07
Click here for part 1
Click here for part 2
Above: DanceInTime team after performing at Zanzibar's Nightclub, 1/10/07
Show at the Mexican Cultural Institute.
Click here to see Cha Cha with Voice-over explaining the history of the dance*
Click here to see Merengue with Voice-over explaining the history of the dance*
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Show Produced by DanceInTime for the World Bank's Red Carpet Gala Event
3/4/10
This show included an array of dance styles from different cultures and
countries around the world, as the guests were from all the member countries of
the World Bank! Note the many colorful and authentic cultural costumes in
this show.
African dancers at the World Bank Gala. Photo by Isabel Triemer (www.dreamerphoto.com)
Click here for an African Dance Presentation
This was done by Wombworks, an African Theater & Dance Company that promotes
African culture & the empowerment. This is a "celebration dance" from
Mali, West Africa.
Click here for a Swing performance by Sean Climer and Christina Bollina.
(Swing is an American dance--created in the USA!)
Click here for a Hungarian Dance Presentation
This dance, performed by Tisza Ensemble, is from Western Transylvania (formerly
a part of Hungary). The man's opening dance is done to impress his
partner!
The Latin and Ballroom dancers at the World Bank Show. Photo by Isabel Triemer (www.dreamerphoto.com)
Click here for Cha Cha performed by Sean Climer and Christina Bollina,
well loved ballroom and Salsa teachers in the DC/Baltimore area.
Click here for Tango also performed by Sean Climer and Christina Bollina.
Click here for DanceInTime's authentic Cuban Salsa Team Routine.
Click here for a One on One Salsa Performance.
Click here and click here
for an Indian/Latin fusion presentation. (The Indian piece was
choreographed by Sarah Smith.)
(We also included an Afghani Dance Presentation by the
Silk Road Dance Company ©, but we didn't get a video of that performance.
This organization educates audiences about the cultures of the Silk Road.)
You can also see the Merengue and Salsa Dance Instruction at the Gala!
Click here for part 1
Click here for part 2
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Show in Miami with Project Generation and DanceInTime
Click here to see Alfredo and Samantha of Project Generation in Miami perform a Cha Cha.
Click here to see a Salsa Rueda show performed on a yacht by Project Generation and Barb Bernstein of DanceInTime.
Note that Project Generation was contacted by Ramani Nicola
(ramani3219@yahoo.com) who arranged this partnership. Project
Generation is a performing group in Miami affiliated with
Salsa Lovers and can be reached through the Salsa Lovers studio
(www.salsalovers.com).
Above: Cuban Salsa performance by Project Generation with Barb Bernstein of DanceInTime in Miami, Florida on a yacht.
Below are video clips from a show at the Tally Ho
Theater's Hispanic Heritage Celebration 09/07
Click on the links below to see videos from the Tally Ho Theater show
Click here for Salsa
with an informational voice over
Click here for Rumba
with an informational voice over
Click here for Single
Swing
with an informational voice over
Click here for Triple Swing with an informational voice over
Click here to see a Salsa
performance
Click here for a Bachata
performance
Below are video clips from a show at the Atlas Theater in Washington, DC.
This was part of the opening ceremonies for the DanceDCFestival 2009.
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for a fusion of Indian and Latin Dancing (in keeping w/ the event's Bollywood
theme.)
The Indian solo was danced by Sarah Smith.
Click here for segments of the Women's Team 2009 medley routine.
This concludes with a Michael Jackson piece--which
was prepared months before his
untimely death.
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Above: DanceInTime at the Atlas Theater 2009 |
Above: DanceInTime at theAtlas Theater 2009
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Below is a 60-second trailer of DanceInTime's documentary,
"Casino Rueda: Cuban Dance Captures the World."
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Below is a clip of DanceInTime at the Kennedy
Center
Click here (after you click, scroll down and press "Play this performance.")
* Copyright 2002 by Barbara Bernstein of DanceInTime
VIDEO CREDIT: Note that the above videos were filmed by George of
www.videosbygeorge.com who does most
of my performance videos. (Thanks, George for your reliability,
flexibility, and consistently great work!
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