Southern Curves Hula & Belly Dance. - Renee Thebellydancer

Renee from Southern Curves Hula & Belly Dance offers two different shows, and the longest booking blends both. Belly dance comes first on most nights: an entrance number, then Oriental dance, veils, a drum solo and some audience participation. Celebrating someone? Renee lends the birthday guest a hip belt, gives them the floor for a moment, then pulls others in to dance. The Polynesian show opens softly, a Hawaiian tune while leis go out as keepsakes, sometimes with coconut candles. Bookings run from one 10-minute set up to 30 or 40 minutes with two costume changes, sword and wings, and time with guests is part of each. Plan for a flat, non-slip floor with room to spin, a high ceiling clear of fans for the big props, and a private place to change. Renee holds current DHS clearances and travels up to 25 km from Adelaide.