In post 1177, Stairway to the Abyss wrote:Dude Roleplay's town.
Who are you?
Also, VOTE: Titus. Come on town.
In post 1177, Stairway to the Abyss wrote:Dude Roleplay's town.
In post 1200, acryon wrote:In post 1177, Stairway to the Abyss wrote:Dude Roleplay's town.
Who are you?
Also, VOTE: Titus. Come on town.
In post 1201, Titus wrote:In post 1200, acryon wrote:In post 1177, Stairway to the Abyss wrote:Dude Roleplay's town.
Who are you?
Also, VOTE: Titus. Come on town.
That was me.
P.s. Golden RC is practically confirmed with my flip.
In post 1202, RadiantCowbells wrote:In post 1201, Titus wrote:In post 1200, acryon wrote:In post 1177, Stairway to the Abyss wrote:Dude Roleplay's town.
Who are you?
Also, VOTE: Titus. Come on town.
That was me.
P.s. Golden RC is practically confirmed with my flip.
What's dis supposed to mean?
In post 1211, RadiantCowbells wrote:Don't vote her until I've had time to post my final reads list.
I'm fairly sure tomorrow's lynch is MM because of his weird ass reaction to the guilty but I'm not fully decided.
Human beings probably danced even before there was a word for it. Rhythmic bodily movement is instinctive. It connects people, even if unconsciously, to the rhythms of nature. Dance springs from a human desire for personal expression and social connection. and it feels good.
People dance for all kinds of reasons - to mourn, to celebrate, to heal, to give thanks, to preserve cultural heritage and treasured legends, to demonstrate physical prowess, to assert individuality, to provoke and to entertain.
Almost anyone can dance, regardless of age or ability. Maybe it's the Argentinean tango, the American square dance, the Viennese waltz, an improvised riff at a club or a step or two at a family wedding. Whatever the style or situation, dancing can be fun and a great way to socialize.
Related but different, theatrical dance is presented as art and entertainment. Trained dancers perform for an audience and the goal is to evoke a response. Dance becomes another way of communicating. A dance could express something specific like a story. It might seek to convey an idea, or it might simply be about creating an abstract effect, the way music often does.
Theatrical dance is often non-literal. The moving body conveys feelings or ideas that cannot be put into words. Try explaining the mesmerizing effect of Japanese butoh, with its meticulously controlled movement; or the exhilaration of break dance, with its fast, punchy jumps and turns.
Dance is a part of many popular entertainment forms, from ice shows, movies and music videos to Broadway musicals and the circus. It also stands on its own in concerts featuring solos, duets and ensemble works, often to live music.
Killing time while fixing a flat tire [Roshan Amendra]
Roshan Amendra
Killing time while fixing a flat tire
Performance styles are varied and evolving. They may reflect or challenge the social, cultural, even religious traditions and values of their root cultures.
Ballet, for example, is danced in many parts of the world but it is a European form, originating in the courtly entertainments of 15th century Italy. Courtly life requires formality and gracious behavior. Though it has changed over time, ballet still expresses these values today.
In contrast, various forms of South Asian dance now seen in a theatrical context have their roots in ancient temple dances. The characteristic rhythms of bharata natyam or kathak dance derive from musical traditions. The resulting grounded movement is notably different from ballet's upward lift - itself in relation to western melodic forms.
Start dancing ballet to jazz music and the movement begins to change. A new freedom in the hips creates a whole new effect not immediately identifiable as classical ballet. The labels we use to identify dance forms are arbitrary. They are designed to help analyze and categorize what is ultimately a shared human experience - the impulse to move.
Through dance, we can better understand our common humanity by appreciating and exploring the different inflections of this impulse.
In contrast, various forms of South Asian dance now seen in a theatrical context have their roots in ancient temple dances. The characteristic rhythms of bharata natyam or kathak dance derive from musical traditions. The resulting grounded movement is notably different from ballet's upward lift - itself in relation to western melodic forms.
Incontrast,variousformsof South Asian dance now seen in atheatricalcontext have their roots in ancient templedances. The characteristic rhythms of bharata natyam orkathakdance derive from musical traditions. The resulting grounded movement is notably different from ballet's upward lift - itself in relation to western melodic forms.
In various forms theatrical dances kathak
In various formstheatrical danceskathak
I AM THE SK
In post 1184, RadiantCowbells wrote:I considered trying to push it without claiming but I feel like there's no way that's going to happen with how consistently people ignore my reads, so there you have it.
In post 1218, RadiantCowbells wrote:
In various formstheatrical danceskathak
I AM THE SK
Daykill on all players.
In post 1221, bji wrote:In post 1218, RadiantCowbells wrote:
In various formstheatrical danceskathak
I AM THE SK
Daykill on all players.
OK so you wanted to say "I am the SK" so you found some page that you could crumb it in, then you immediately pointed out where your crumb was? As if that's a more believable way to make the claim?
Again, you have no credibility this game. NONE.