DANCES TAUGHT AT THE WORKSHOP:
BILL MCGEE
Just One Look by Dee Musk
Sleep Now Child by Bill McGee
Swingin’ In The Rain by Larry Hayden
VIVIENNE SCOTT
Do That Again? by Vivienne Scott,
Fred Buckley, Andrew Palmer & Sheila Cox
For Love by Vivienne Scott
My Beautiful Sunday by Deb Grimshire
Play The Song by Vivienne Scott
Your Spanish Eyes by Deb Small
and it shows that if we keep our beginner
classes full and give confidence to new
dancers, class numbers stay up. I also
noticed that many of the more advanced
dancers attend the classes at all levels
to give support to the new dancers. This
was echoed by instructors who are very
supportive of one another.
I attended and taught at classes instructed
by Darlene Miller, Margaret Koll, Rose
Knosp, Carol Simmons and Lola Miller.
These ladies were all terrific, caring,
funny as anything and totally dedicated
to Line dance. I visited with Bill Ray who
teaches with wife Violet, both well known
choreographers.
Of course, I got to attend Jean’s classes.
Jean is tireless and it seems to me that she
rarely sleeps! Her warmth, enthusiasm
and patience obviously endear her to her
dancers and she always has time to go over
steps and have a little chat.
So you would like to dance in The
Villages? Well, to attend the classes in
the Recreation Centres you have to live
or rent (lots of holiday rentals particularly
in the winter months) in The Villages
or come as a guest. However, as a non-
resident you can register in one of the Line
dance classes offered by the College of Life
Long Learning at a very reasonable cost,
you can dance on the Squares and you can
register for the Line Dance Festival. There
are hotels in The Villages if you want to
stay overnight. You can also check out the
website
www.thevillages.com to see about
other opportunities for trying out life at
The Villages. I’m hooked for sure!!!
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