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The Dancing Fire on Hell's Kitchen - Mardi Gras Dancers - Samba Dancers
Check out The Dancing Fire on Hell's Kitchen with Gordon Ramsay on Fox Network! Our Mardi Gras Dancers blazed the screen with carnival feather headdresses and beautiful beaded costumes. The performers spiced up the episode while bringing in Mardi Gras beads for the head chef - Gordon Ramsay - and the contestants. Check out the episode below or our website http://www.TheDancingFire.com to book our performers for your event!
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Friday, November 20, 2015
Hula Dancers Heat Up the Great White North
The Los Angeles based
entertainment company The Dancing Fire, wowed guests of the
Rohit Communities night of appreciation for their customers, trades
and vendors, and business partners! The celebration, aptly nicknamed
the Rohit Tiki Time party, took place in Edmonton, Canada on August
28th, 2015 and featured three of The Dancing Fire's
signature performances: Contemporary Hula, Tahitian Dancing, and Fire
Dancing. The dance company also performed a sizzling Fire and
Tahitian Fusion show with a thrilling Samoan Fire Knife Dancer.
However, before any dancers hit the stage, guests received leis from
girls in hula attire as characters in Tiki Masks greeted and
interacted with them upon arrival, setting the tone for a fun and
unforgettable evening.
Rohit Communities, an off shoot
of parent company The Rohit Group of Companies, is one of the
leading real estate development companies in Edmonton (Alberta's
capital, and second largest city of nearly one million residents.)
and Fort McMurray. The ever evolving and innovative land development
company is spearheaded by CEO Radhe Gupta and his son, President
Rohit Gupta, who was recently listed as one of the “Top 40 Under
40” influential people in Alberta, in the online premiere lifestyle
magazine Avenue.
The Rohit Group started with a single home in 1986, and through hard work, perseverance, and drive has made a name for themselves and landed on the Profit 500 list of Canada’s fastest growing companies, with a 93 percent increase in sales during the past five years. As their company has grown, so has the list of local charities that they contribute to such as Habitat for Humanity, Stollery Children's Hospital, and WIN House, to name a few.
The Rohit Group started with a single home in 1986, and through hard work, perseverance, and drive has made a name for themselves and landed on the Profit 500 list of Canada’s fastest growing companies, with a 93 percent increase in sales during the past five years. As their company has grown, so has the list of local charities that they contribute to such as Habitat for Humanity, Stollery Children's Hospital, and WIN House, to name a few.
This success can be attributed to their
great team, and leadership through Rohit, who is constantly striving
to better himself and gain an edge whether it be in his personal or
business life. This drive, passion, and desire to innovate and push
boundaries aligns similarly with the direction of The Dancing
Fire, led by director
Natalia Dance. Her hard work, talent, drive, and ability to lead has
allowed The Dancing Fire to push the envelope of dance
entertainment and increase the reach of this type of art form.
The Dancing Fire is quickly
becoming synonymous with words such as ground-breaking, innovative,
progressive, and exciting. There is no doubt that they will continue
being the main entertainment and attraction at the most important
events and functions, and showcase their special brand of dance for
delighted audiences worldwide, as they did for the Edmontonians of
The Rohit Group.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Ancient Hawaiian Dance Makes its Way to UK Shore
Dancers move in graceful, yet strong
succinct movements to the rhythmic sounds of solemn chanting
accompanied by a simple instrument, such as a single reed drum. It is
an enchanting sound, competing - - or perhaps in harmony - - with the
blowing of the wind and the crashing of waves cascading on to the
sheltered sands of the Blackpool Beach. It's a dance and a sound
steeped in tradition with ancient Hawaiian roots: The Hula Kahiko.
This type of Hula, which, unlike contemporary Hula, is never
accompanied by a ukulele or guitar, is the oldest form of Hula.
Originally used in worship of Gods and Goddesses and used as an oral
history in a time with no written language, it is rare that this type
of dance be requested for dance companies to perform, let alone by a
company in England.
But that was the case for, The
Dancing Fire (The Los Angeles
based entertainment company headed by Natalia Dance), when
they were requested to perform at the The Venus Company's 20th
Anniversary Celebration by CEO Michael Smith on July 9th,
of this year. The Venus Company, whose mantra is “Loving the
Beach”, runs a number of environmentally friendly, takeaways, beach
shops, and all organic cafes in Devon and Cornwall, England. This
love for the beach is especially held by CEO Smith, who lived for
several years in Hawaii before starting the company with his wife
Louisa and business partner Lee Porter. Smith's time spent in Hawaii,
was what inspired him to request The Dancing Fire to perform,
Hula Kahiko which was a tremendous delight for guests, shocked to be
seeing award winning hula performers performing on their shore.
In addition to Kahiko, The Dancing
Fire also performed a contemporary hula show, while Josh Chang's
full Hawaiian band accompanied them. Chang (also from Los Angeles),
who took first place at the Pacific Island Talent Contest in 2011,
just had his second album released earlier this year. The exciting
evening of talented Hawaiian dance and music was capped off with a
mesmerizing Fire/Tahitian fusion show. The swift drumming rhythm and
high energy of the Tahitian dancing blended with the spectacle and
danger of the Fire props and dancing spellbound the audience, and was
the perfect way to end the 20th Anniversary celebration.
Witnessing a variety of Polynesian and
traditional Hawaiian dances was likely a special occurrence, and more
than likely, a first for several of the guests at The Venus
Company's celebration. Luckily a company like The Dancing
Fire, which prides itself in producing innovative, exciting, and
high quality performances, exists and is willing to travel the world
to spread the art form, as well as the spirit of Aloha.
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