Performing Arts - Dance Styles

a traditional dance that originates from a specific cultural or ethnic group, often passed down through generations

a dance performed as a solemn or formal part of a ritual, ceremony, or religious observance

a form of movement or dance that allows for freedom of expression, creativity, and improvisation

a contemporary form of dance that rejects traditional narrative and balletic conventions, focusing instead on personal expression, experimentation, and innovation

the practice of recreating or performing traditional dance styles, steps, and costumes from past eras or historical periods, often as a form of cultural preservation or artistic representation

a variety of dance styles that originated in Latin American countries and are characterized by rhythmic, energetic movements and often accompanied by Latin music genres

partner/group dances for recreation, entertainment, and social interaction in social settings

a style of dance that emerged from street and hip-hop cultures, characterized by diverse and improvisational movements, often performed in informal settings or on the streets

a lively and energetic style of dance characterized by rhythmic movements, spins, turns, and coordinated footwork

a style of dance that combines elements of dance and acrobatics, incorporating flips, aerials, tumbling, and other athletic movements into choreography

a modern style of dance that emphasizes creative expression, fluidity of movement, and versatility, often incorporating elements from various dance styles and techniques

a type of dance performed on stage for an audience, typically in a formal setting such as a theater or concert hall, and often featuring choreographed routines set to music

a style of dance that combines elements of ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance, characterized by expressive and emotional movements set to lyrical music, often conveying a narrative or story

a free-form, uninhibited style of dance that encourages self-expression and connection with music, often in a non-judgmental and non-verbal space

a style of dance that combines elements from different cultural or performance dance forms

a style of dance that focuses on conveying emotions, ideas, and stories through movement and expression

a diverse range of traditional and contemporary dance forms that originate from the African continent and its diaspora

a type of erotic or exotic dance performance typically performed by a dancer who straddles or sits on the lap of a seated patron or audience member