Tom Tsai, Mollie Hope and Alex Randall performed in “The Doors of Perception,” a dance recital directed and choreographed by student Sydney Freggiaro, Nov. 29 at the Pomona College Broad Performance Space.
Belly dancing has roots in all ancient cultures and this dance that stems from the torso has made its way into the La Verne community during the past few years.
Holding hands, moving to the left, to the right, to the center and every so often making a turn and going back to the same moves, while trying to not lose pace with the music is quite a task.
La Vernacula, the bilingual student-run publication, with the help of the Associated Students Federation (ASF) Forum are sponsoring "Baila y Salva, or Dance and Save" March 27 from 7 p.m. until midnight in the Old Gym.
A worked look from a worked body. A body that has been dancing. A body that encompasses all that a dancer is. Long limbs that move in time with music but keep in tune with what dancing is, beyond the physical, a spirit. This spirit is seen within the dancing figure that is Sarah Leddy.