University Recreation to Host Bollywood Dance
Bollywood Dance reflects a fusion of old and new, tradition and modernism, classical heritage and pop culture. Explore this fun dance style through a class hosted by University Recreation.
Classical Indian dance styles often use movements to reflect and interpret song lyrics. This class will teach the basics of these movements, mixed with a modern hip-hop flair. Students will progress to choreographing a dance in the Bollywood style.
“We are excited to provide this style of dance class as it offers both a cultural and physical experience for the participant,” said Katie Helms, assistant director for University Recreation.
No prior dance experience is necessary, and all levels are welcome.
- Dates: Tuesdays, Feb. 10 to March 17 (six weeks)
- Times: 7-8 p.m.
- Location: HPER 216
- Cost: $30 U of A students; $45 UREC members; $60 UREC non-members. Eligible UREC non-members include UA faculty/staff and Arkansas Alumni Association members
Contact Katie Helms at khelms@uark.edu or 479-575-4684 for more information.
Contacts
Katie Helms , assistant director
University Recreation
479-575-4684,
khelms@uark.edu
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