To those of you who enjoy West Coast Swing and Hustle, I bring tidings
of great joy: Mario Robau will be in Villa Park (a Chicago 'burb) on
March 6 and 7 (Sat-Sun) teaching workshops in WCS (Sat) and Hustle (Sun).
For those of you unfamiliar with Mario, let me say the following: he
is regarded as one of the top male WCS dancers in the country, and he
is also one of the most popular instructors currently on the circuit.
I have attended his two-day workshops in the past, and THEY ARE AWESOME!
He is not only a gifted teacher but a non-stop laugh riot as well.
I can guarantee (Paul Jones and Sheena Beaverson will back me on this)
that you will learn a great deal of good information and have a fabulous
time doing it.
At the bottom of this message, I am including some of the information from
the dance flyer announcing this event. If any of you with campus addresses
would like a copy, email me (hayes@ncsa.uiuc.edu) and I will put a copy
in campus mail. I will be at the Regent this Friday, and I will try to
remember to bring a stack of flyers with me.
There will be 8 workshops (4 WCS, 4 Hustle) spread over 2 days. They cost
$9 each, or $55 for the entire weekend. Believe me when I tell you they
are worth every penny. You will have a blast!
JH
-------------------------- Event Info ----------------------------------
Saturday, March 6 Sunday, March 7
10:00-11:00 am: WC Basics 11:00-12:00 Hustle Basics
11:15-12:15 pm: WC "Money Moves" 1 12:15- 1:15 pm Cool Hustle Patterns
12:30- 1:30 pm: WC "Money Moves" 2 1:30- 2:30 pm Hot Hustle Patterns
1:45- 2:45 pm: Hitting the Breaks 2:45- 3:45 pm Hot & Cold Hustle Patterns
Cost: $9/workshop or $55 for all 8
Location:
Burnett's Ballroom
260 E Kenilworth
Villa Park, IL (630) 782-6770
FOR MORE INFO: call Julie Hein at (630) 323-6451 or email her at
juliehein@juno.com
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Dr. John Hayes, Research Programmer (217) 333-2438 (office)
Application Technologies (217) 244-2909 (FAX)
NCSA (217) 378-3086 (page)
University of Illinois hayes@ncsa.uiuc.edu
"To teach superstitions as truth is a most terrible thing."
-- Hypatia
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