Workshop de danse à OSLO

بدعوة من مجموعة سفراء الفرنكوفونية باوسلو وبمناسبة مشاركته في سهرة الفرنكوفونية الخاصة، يقدم الفنان رشدي بلقاسمي دروسا في الرقص الشعبي التونسي تنظمها جمعية الفرح حسب التفاصيل الواردة في الرابط.
Invited by the francophone ambassadors in Oslo to perform at the private francophonie gala, the famous Tunisian Artist Rochdi Belgasmi will share his art with the Norwegian, Tunisian and international interested audience through dance courses organised by Al Farah association. All details are in the following link
https://fb.me/e/2ejUTruiG

Vi har gleden av å ønske velkommen til Rochdi Belgasmi, danseikonet for tunisisk folkedans for første gang i Norge!
Rochdi holder 2 seperate kurs hvor han tar deg med på en dansereise gjennom ulike regioner i Tunisia. Hvert kontinent har sine rytmer og bevegelser. Bli inspirert, og lær noe nytt!
Kursnivå: Åpent
Mandag 28. mars
kl. 18.00-20.00
Sted: Dancecity Tollbugt. 13
Tirsdag 29. mars
kl. 16.30-18.30
Sted: Studio Orient Arbeidergt. 4
Kursinnholdet er ikke det samme de ulike dagene, så man har godt utbytte av å gå begge kurs.
Pris:
400 NOK per kurs
Begge dager: 700 NOK
Al Farah rabatt:
350 NOK per kurs
Begge dager: 600
Påmelding:
[email protected]
(bindende påmelding)
Påmeldingsfrist: 20. mars
Bio:
Rochdi Belgasmi is an awarded Tunisian dancer, choreographer, actor and researcher in dance esthetic from Sousse. He started dancing at the age of ten and later graduated from the Tunis Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts. He presently lives in Tunis and is considered the leader of post-revolutionary Tunisian popular dance.
He has been internationally acclaimed for having successfully broken the boundaries of popular dance, traditionally restricted to women and folkdance.
He puts great efforts in reminding his audience that Arab dance has an abundance of historical popular dances – at least 250 folkdances in Tunisia alone, constituting a forgotten heritage that Belgasmi brings up to date through his art. His shows offer a reflection of both traditional and modern Tunisia.
On the stage, his body becomes political, devoted to the retelling of this heritage. Through body language, he challenges prejudices and genders in order to engage into dialogue in a still conservative society.
Belgasmi is a dynamic and provocative artist, but above all, a free and committed man who uses his performances to spread a message of tolerance and freedom.