When I think of Irish, I think of lots of seemingly-impossibly-complex footwork while the upper torso remains motionless... probably influenced by all of those "Lord of the Dance" TV specials ;-). Where does Greg usually go to dance?
irish dance really IS like that! for the most part. there is very little upper body movement.
greg dances with a group called the merry pranksters. they do a lot of the ren faires in northern california. i don't know if he has ever danced with anything local. he might like to hear about it! he is on lj...dancingguy i suggest you contact him!
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Date: 2003-05-01 04:58 pm (UTC)english country dance...well, it's for some, but not for me. i'll stick with irish! ex-hubby (greg) does english country.
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Date: 2003-05-02 12:07 pm (UTC)greg dances with a group called the merry pranksters. they do a lot of the ren faires in northern california. i don't know if he has ever danced with anything local. he might like to hear about it! he is on lj...