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What's Inside the NEW ZEALAND DANCER Magazine
The March 2008 Issue of the New Zealand Dancer Magazine features a cover page photograph of our very own Joel Gallarde, director of TRiPLe8Funk Dance Company. The feature article written by David Hayward investigates "Does Hip Hop deserve a Bad Rap?" It talks about the general public's view on Hip Hop dance in New Zealand and the reputation it automatically gets associated with. It also explores some of the opinions from people in the dance industry and what they think about it all.
This issue also writes about other interesting stories in the New Zealand dance world such as: "The Next Step" - a book that asks 'are you ready to take-off overseas with dancing', "Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Cheerleader" - a sneak peak inside the auditions of the Vodafone Cheerleaders, "Jambalaya" - photos of this extravagant festival in January, also write ups on international Hip Hop / street dance superstars Skye Hoffman and Swoop who both did workshops in Auckland, and much much more...
ABOUT NEW ZEALAND DANCER MAGAZINE
New Zealand Dancer Magazine is the dance magazine that covers ALL forms of dance throughout New Zealand. It is published two times a year in March and September (from 2007). The lively format and stimulating articles will enthuse and motivate readers - from ballet to belly to ballroom... to hula to Hip Hop to highland!
New Zealand Dancer is available throughout the country. Browsing copies are supplied to dance studios, dance retailers, public libraries, as well as primary, intermediate and secondary school libraries. Copies may be purchased from dance retailers and by subscription. The cover price is $5.00 and a four issue subscription costs $20, including postage. SUBSCRIBE NOW!
Joel Fuentes Gallarde - Director. TRiPLe8Funk Dance Company
Photography by Andrew Shearer
TRiPLe8FuNk Dance Company would like to congratulate companies and organizations like the New Zealand Dancer for supporting and taking initiative in uplifting and promoting dance awareness here in New Zealand. We constantly need groups as such to strengthen and encourage involvement in the industry and let the public know that we all have something beautiful to share with the the gift of dance. A big thanks to the editor, Katie Hayward, and the whole New Zealand Dancer team for taking on this important mission and this essential role in our community! ...Well Done :)
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