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Performance And Instructional VideosClick here for Instructional Salsa VideosClick here for Performance Videos Performance Videos
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 video clip of a medley routine performed by the women's team which includes Rhumba, Salsa, and Polynesian dancing.
More Video from the United Nations Benefit Dance
Here are two video clips from a Rueda routine performed by SalsaWild and DanceInTimeProductions at a big United Nations Benefit Dance:
Note to Rueda students: On the above video of individual moves, you are watching these steps in order: balsero y beso, dame, dame dos, and dame dos. II. Use the following links to see a group Rueda move.
Note to Rueda students: On the video of group moves above, you are watching the end of the Dame Con Las Manos group move sequence after the calls of tranca and hombres. So you see both the men and women turning and then to come out of that formation, setenta is called, and then complicate and finally dile que no. Video of Show w/ 5 Rueda Groups
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Video of the Women's Team Performances To see video of the women's team at the Caribbean Fest Show on 5/1/05, click these links
sequentially: You can also see the same video footage from the Caribbean Fest show in a large picture and very high quality if you want. However, you have to wait through a very long download time to see this sharper picture because it is a much "bigger file." If you don't mind the wait, click here (long download) (It's actually worth the wait as it is an incredibly clean and lively video when viewed that way!)
Show at the National Zoo (fall, 2005) At the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., DanceInTime performed and taught on the "Lion and Tiger" stage. Below are a couple of clips from that show. 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, go to the "Performance page" of this website and scroll to the bottom. Watch Rumba video Casino Rueda video with Voice-Over explaining the history of the dance*
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
Note to Rueda students: In the video above, part 1, the dancers are doing these steps: Dame, siete, dame, sombrero, and the beginning of pa ti pa mi. Swing
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 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* First Night Annapolis, 12/31/05 and 12/31/06 Here are video clips from FirstNight 12/05 Click here to see Tom Bui and Wendy Christensen perform. Click here to see DJ Andy "gettin' down!" Click here to see instruction in Salsa and Merengue.
Here are video clips from FirstNight 12/06. Click here to see Tom and Sabrina Click here to see Rodrigo and Vickie Click below to see Tom and Stefka Click below to see Casino Rueda Click here to see Barb dance with DJ Andy!!
"Tribute to Women in Salsa" Show 3/15/06
CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE:
Performances at Cinco de Mayo Celebrations (May 2006) On the weekend of Cinco de Mayo (May 5 and 6, 2006), dancers from DanceInTime taught and performed Salsa at a couple of celebrations. Here is a video clip of Barb and Glen entertaining with a Salsa demonstration at a Cinco de Mayo party. Performances at the Maryland Department of Health's Wellness Fair (May 16, 2006) On May 16, the Dep't of Health and Mental Hygiene had a kick-off event at a Wellness Fair that featured many activities related to health and well-being. DanceInTime provided Salsa and Merengue instruction and performances at the Fair. Below are video clips of Barb Bernstein and Glen Minto dancing Salsa. Performances at the Glen Echo Park (April, 2008)
Click here to see the Glen Echo 2007 Fiesta show: part 1 Click here to see the Glen Echo 2007 Fiesta show: part 2 Click here to see the Glen Echo 2007 Fiesta show: part 3 Below are video clips from a wedding shower Wedding shower: part 1 Wedding shower: part 2 Below are video clips from the "Women in Salsa" 2007 performance Women in Salsa: part 1 Women in Salsa: part 2 Women in Salsa: part 3 Click below to see a Rueda presentation Northern Virginia Community College Performance During the spring of 2006, this community college held an event at which DanceInTime provided Latin dance instruction and performances. To see some video clips, click on the links below. Note that among the performers in this show were top flight ballroom dnacers: Susan Cox, Doug Reynolds, and Michele Kearney. Click here to see the Rumba part 1. Click here to see the Cha Cha part 1. Click here to see Cha Cha part 2. Click here to see the Salsa Rueda part 1. Click for Salsa Rueda part 2. Click for Salsa Rueda part 3. -------------- DanceInTime provided entertainment at a wedding reception in the fall of 2006. Tyff and Dwight performed a Salsa and one of the Danceintime teams presented the "Charlie's Angels" Cha Cha routine. Below are video clips from the Salsa. (Clips of the Cha Cha routine are shown in another entry on this page. That was done at the Bethesda Dance Studio party in November, 06.)
Click here for Part 1
DanceInTime performed at a big festival in DC on Sept. 30, 06, where many styles of dance were represented. DanceInTime performed an all-women's presentation, a mixed gender traditional rueda, a team presentation of our "Wedding Routine" and other Latin dances (e.g. Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha). Below are some clips from this show. Click here for a mixed gender rueda Click here for a women's rueda Click here for a bachata video Click here for a salsa presentation Click here for a short clip of the team's "wedding routine" presentation The Army Research Lab Performance The Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, MD, hired DanceInTime to perform and teach at their Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in 2006. We performed Salsa and Merengue and taught those dances. Below is a short video clip from the Salsa performance by Rodrigo Rocha Rivera and Barb Bernstein. Click here to see a video of a Salsa Presentation. Performance at Bethesda Dance Studio for Party sponsored by Luvin' the MamboA DanceInTime team performed their "Charlie's Angels" Cha Cha routine at one of the "Luvin' the Mambo's" monthly parties in early November, 2006. Here are three video clips from that show. We tell a story of Charlie's Angels foiling an espionage ring by distracting two spies from exchanging information in their suitcases. While some of the Angels dance with the spies to distract them, other Angels switch the suitcases with a similar looking suitcase that contains nothing. So in the end, when the spies extract themselves from the dancing and make their "suitcase" exchange, the audience knows that those suitcases really have no information in them. The spies think they have successfully exchanged information. It's a hilarious routine, and done to a Cha Cha version of "Whatever Lola Wants Lola Gets" which is an old show tune from Damn Yankees! Click here for part 1. Click here for part 2. Click here for part 3. Performances for a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at the Army's Test Evaluation Command Center Click below for a Salsa demo by Rodrigo and Tania Performance at the Marriott Waterfront Hotel Jan 6, 07. Click on the links below to see Rodrigo, Glen, Barb and Rita do a Rueda show. Cha Cha Routine Performance at Zanzibar's Nightclub by Dwight, Jim, Tyffani, Rita, Tania and Barb 1/10/07 Click on the links below to see the performance at Zanzibar's
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 Below are video clips from a show at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab 09/07 Click on the links below to see videos from the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics
Lab show Below are video clips from an educational presentation done at the National Defense University's Hispanic Heritage Celebration (fall 07) Note that this program began with an explanation of how the Latin dances differ, through the informational voice overs that you can watch right above in the John Hopkins Applied Physics Lab show and the Tally Ho Theater shows. That was followed by these "quiz reviews" so the audience could see if they understood the differences between the dances! Click here to see a "quiz" on what Latin dance you are watching. Below are video clips from Prince Georges County Fair show 09/07 Click on the links below to see videos from the Prince Georges County Fair show Rueda Team Routine Other performances Below are video clips from the Taste of Bethesda show 09/07 Click on the links below to see videos from the Taste of Bethesda show Below is a Salsa demonstration for the Norwood School's International Festival by Paco and Kim. Click here for this Salsa demonstration. Below are clips of a show that included both tap dancing and Latin dancing in a show at the Westin Hotel in Annapolis, MD (fall 07) Click here to see a Cha
Cha demonstration Below are clips from the 2008 performance at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Click here to see a Cha
Cha demonstration * 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!) |
