Zombieboy Performance Project
Get ready to bring the eerie elegance and club-floor chaos in this hauntingly fun fusion belly dance choreography to Lady Gaga’s “Zombieboy.” Think: mysterious masquerade colliding with a haunted nightclub—where glamour meets the ghoulish. Fair warning… things will get delightfully weird.
This 6-week project is designed for dancers at an intermediate level or above. Prior fusion experience is a plus (but not required).
This course will prepare students to perform at a theatrical showcase during the Rachel Brice In NYC intensive.
WHEN:
Tuesdays 7:00pm - 8:30pm
September 2 - October 7
WHERE:
6 Week Course: Bellyqueen School @Playwrights Downtown
440 Lafayette St, Studio TBC, New York, NY 10003
Press "Playwrights" on the intercom to open the front door and activate the elevator
SHOW:
Saturday October 11th 7.30pm “The Summoning” or Sunday October 12th 7.30pm "The Invocation"
Ukrainian National Home, 140 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
INVESTMENT: $195, $175 (members and dancers who have already purchased packages that include shows).
- Includes tech rehearsal, ticket to the show, video and photos
- Costume is extra
- Invite at least 2 friends to see you perform
WHO: Brenna Crowley is an artist, dancer choreographer, instructor and producer based in NYC, and has performed and taught locally and across the country since first walking into her first dance class in 2004.
She has performed as a featured soloist, as a member of Sera Solstice's Solstice Ensemble, as part of many collaborations as well as her own collective, Zilla Dance Ensemble.
Currently teaching classes at Bellyqueen School, she has taught for Serena Studios, Solstice Studio and at Ailey Extension. Partnering with founder Giselle BellydanceNYC, they co-produce the theatrical dance events, the Witching Hour Boo-tique and Baile Noir. She also partnered with founder Danielle Hutton on Love Letters 2 and 3. She is also a proud ambassador for the dance clothing company D. Webb Designs.
When she’s not dancing, Brenna is crafting wreaths and home decor, listening to too many spooky and true crime podcasts, dabbling in SFX makeup, pretending to work for QVC and wrangling her four turtles and 40 houseplants.