| LONDON: PGT Reels: Reeling Evening - Teaching |
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Thursday, 06 March 2008, 7:00pm - 10:00pm |
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What is Reeling? Reeling is a type of Scottish dancing. It is social, energetic, easy to learn and great fun. Reeling is probably the closest form of Scottish dancing to how dances were done in the 17th century.The dancing is more fluid and less ballet like compared to the formal Royal Scottish Country Dance type style, although it tends to be more defined than barn dances or ceilidh dancing. Teaching Evenings - £6 We start with the basic steps and soon haveyou dancing reels. We talk and walk through all the dances beforegoing on to dance them. We are happy to accommodate requests forspecific dances. Soft drinks & nibbles provided. Social Evenings - £6 We play a selection of the popular reels anda few of the more unusual reels. Experienced and new reelers areall welcome. If you have any questions or want any individualtuition please see any member of the committee. Wine, soft drinks & nibbles provided. Start 7pm, finished by 10pm (Plenty of time to get to the pub!). |
Location: Lady Margaret's School, Parson's Green, London, SW6 4UN, England
Contact: PGT Reels |
