“Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora’s Box” Belly-Dancing Performance at The Byrd Theatre on January 27 ($55 Value)
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A story of the search for Pandora’s box bursts into life via Eastern-inspired dance, live music, and elaborate lights
Dancers use their bodies to express emotions, unlike opera singers, who use their voices, and Punchin’ Jack, who only uses his fists. Get an eyeful of art with this deal to see Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora’s Box produced by Illumination Dance Studio at The Byrd Theatre. For $27, you get one VIP ticket package on Sunday, January 27, at 3 p.m. (a $55 total value). Doors open at 2:30 p.m. The VIP package includes:
- Reserved seating (a $30 value)
- An autographed show poster (a $25 value)<p>
Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora’s Box embodies themes of illumination and interconnectedness in an electrifying combination of dance, song, and lights. Set in 1926, the story follows Dr. Penny Andora on her quest to find Pandora’s box so that she can seal up the world’s evil and darkness. Played by Madame “Onça,” Dr. Andora stumbles upon a magical antique shop where she discovers Pandora, played by acclaimed bellydancer Princess Farhana, and characters including Addiction, Despair, Madness, and others embittered by their parents’ rotten choice of names, all sinuously embodied by belly-dance-trained performers who harness a variety of lights to brighten their gloom.
Producer Khalima and Director Julia Zay, both fascinated by light in the midst of darkness, set their carnival of eerie luminescence inside The Byrd Theatre. The historic space itself boasts a glowing auditorium thanks to massive chandeliers that cast blue, amber, and green lights against red velvet curtains and hand-painted murals.
Footage from the 2012 Raqs Luminaire Performance<p>
A story of the search for Pandora’s box bursts into life via Eastern-inspired dance, live music, and elaborate lights
Dancers use their bodies to express emotions, unlike opera singers, who use their voices, and Punchin’ Jack, who only uses his fists. Get an eyeful of art with this deal to see Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora’s Box produced by Illumination Dance Studio at The Byrd Theatre. For $27, you get one VIP ticket package on Sunday, January 27, at 3 p.m. (a $55 total value). Doors open at 2:30 p.m. The VIP package includes:
- Reserved seating (a $30 value)
- An autographed show poster (a $25 value)<p>
Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora’s Box embodies themes of illumination and interconnectedness in an electrifying combination of dance, song, and lights. Set in 1926, the story follows Dr. Penny Andora on her quest to find Pandora’s box so that she can seal up the world’s evil and darkness. Played by Madame “Onça,” Dr. Andora stumbles upon a magical antique shop where she discovers Pandora, played by acclaimed bellydancer Princess Farhana, and characters including Addiction, Despair, Madness, and others embittered by their parents’ rotten choice of names, all sinuously embodied by belly-dance-trained performers who harness a variety of lights to brighten their gloom.
Producer Khalima and Director Julia Zay, both fascinated by light in the midst of darkness, set their carnival of eerie luminescence inside The Byrd Theatre. The historic space itself boasts a glowing auditorium thanks to massive chandeliers that cast blue, amber, and green lights against red velvet curtains and hand-painted murals.
Footage from the 2012 Raqs Luminaire Performance<p>
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About Raqs Luminaire: The Return to Pandora's Box
Studio owner Khalima’s knack for putting others at ease helps her students to drop their inhibitions in favor of fun, sensual choreography. Khalima and her highly trained staff host seminars in several styles, ranging from classic and tribal to improvisational fusion. They showcase their steps on a sprung wood floor, twirling in front of a mirrored wall to better examine their form and check to see if their navels are still fastened. Whether they are hosting a weekly series, a special workshop, or a private party, the teachers preserve a welcoming atmosphere for guests of all ages and abilities.