<![CDATA[DanceScape eZine - dance news, articles and videos - Articles - Etiquette Guide]]> http://www.dancescape.org/ezine en-us N/A info@dancescape.com Wed, 07 Jan 2009 06:47:25 PST 20 <![CDATA[What is that Funky Smell?]]> http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/31/1/What-is-that-Funky-Smell/Page1.html So the other day, I was asked to dance by someone I didn't know. Turned out to be a fabulous lead. I twirled and swayed and laughed with glee during the dance. I barely noticed his body odor (B.O.). The following week, the same person asked me to dance. This time, I couldn't focus on following ...]]> no@spam.com (Nadine Chan) Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:00:00 PST http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/31/1/What-is-that-Funky-Smell/Page1.html <![CDATA[DanceScape's Own Robert & Beverley Make Guest Appearance in W Network's Makeover Show, "GROOMED"]]> http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/53/1/DanceScapes-Own-Robert--Beverley-Make-Guest-Appearance-in-W-Networks-Makeover-Show-quotGROOMEDquot/Page1.html Groomed on the W NetworkDanceScape's own Robert Tang & Beverley Cayton-Tang made a guest appearance as Dance instructors on the W Network's (Women's Television Network) new makeover show, "GROOMED".

Hosted by butler Paul Hogan, best known for his show-stealing performance in the hit reality series "Joe Millionaire", "Groomed" puts unpolished, ungainly men through "gentlemen's boot camp" in preparation for a big event. The pilot episode aired Saturday, June 11 at 8 p.m. ET/PT and Sunday, June 12 at 6 p.m. ET/PT, and transformed an awkward husband-to-be into a dashing "dancing" Prince Charming for his wedding.


]]> no@spam.com (DanceScape NewsFlash) Wed, 01 Jun 2005 00:00:00 PDT http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/53/1/DanceScapes-Own-Robert--Beverley-Make-Guest-Appearance-in-W-Networks-Makeover-Show-quotGROOMEDquot/Page1.html <![CDATA[Wedding Dance Preparation Tips]]> http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/24/1/Wedding-Dance-Preparation-Tips/Page1.html Wedding danceHere are quick tips for those preparing for their "First Dance":

  1. Select your music at least 3 to 6 months before the Wedding. The most popular and romantic tends to be either a "Foxtrot" or "Waltz".
  2. Learn a few key basic steps or patterns that will help you adapt and move around any size dance floor. A qualified instructor can easily choreograph and help you learn within three to six lessons.
  3. Practice. Practice. Practice. Try to practice a minimum of 2 to 3 times between your weekly lessons. The more you practice soon after you lesson, the more you will remember!

    Check out     www.globaldancedirectory.com for a dance studio in your local area!
]]> no@spam.com (Beverley Cayton-Tang & Robert Tang) Tue, 15 Feb 2005 00:00:00 PST http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/24/1/Wedding-Dance-Preparation-Tips/Page1.html