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Diverse music and styles in World Dance Showcase

21 Aug 2007
Tempo º brings together a collection of diverse music and styles with this year's World Dance Showcase. Maori, African, Chinese and Scottish cultures will have a chance to showcase their…

Tempo º brings together a collection of diverse music and styles with this year's World Dance Showcase.

Maori, African, Chinese and Scottish cultures will have a chance to showcase their techniques at The Auckland Performing Arts Centre in Western Springs. Tempo º brings together a collection of diverse music and styles with this year's World Dance Showcase.

Maori, African, Chinese and Scottish cultures will have a chance to showcase their techniques at The Auckland Performing Arts Centre in Western Springs.The Te Wanaga o Aotearoa Maori performing arts students will showcase New Zealand's indigenous culture.

One of the oldest Highland dances, the Ghillie Callum (The Sword Dance) will be exhibited as Rachel Bates, a senior pupil in Highland and National Dancing, performs with the accompaniment of bagpipes by Robert Halliday.

Bollywood dance tutor Monisha Kumar will display both a classical Indian dance style and the hip Bollywood style in the showcase.

Yu- Fen Wang, an award winner and one of the most talked about performances at last year's Tempo º, returns this year with a solo dance routine from the Chin Dynasty which is traditionally performed for the royal family.

When: 29 September 2007, 5pm and 8pm
Where: TAPAC, Western Springs
Tickets: $28 Adults, $25 DANZ Members and groups of 8+, $20 Concessions
Bookings: Ticketek 0800 842 538 (service fees may apply)

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