Ball

BAROQUE DANCE STUDIES

Rubicon Dance Centre, Cardiff, U.K.

Friday 16th August – Monday 26th August 2013
Partial attendance options available

For All Levels
From the complete beginner to the professional dancer

Module 1:
16th – 19th August
Friday dinner to Monday before dinner.
Arrival from 6:30pm.
Module 2:
20th – 23rd August
Tuesday afternoon to Friday after lunch.
Arrival from 1:30pm.
Module 3:
24th – 26th August
Saturday morning to Monday after party.
Arrival from 8:45am.

Everyone is welcome to attend our Jane Austen Cotillion Ball in Canberra, the capital city of Australia, on Sunday 21 April as part of Jane Austen Festival Australia. Tickets are on sale at http://www.janeaustenfestival.com and will sell out, so purchase as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Ball attendees are invited to attend daytime dance workshops in preparation for the ball on Friday and Saturday, and to also attend the Grand Napoleon Ball on Saturday 20 April 2013.

Everyone is welcome to attend our Grand Napoleon Ball in Canberra, the capital city of Australia, on Saturday 20 April as part of Jane Austen Festival Australia. Tickets are on sale at http://www.janeaustenfestival.com and will sell out, so purchase as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Ball attendees are invited to attend daytime dance workshops in preparation for the ball on Friday and Saturday, and then to attend the Jane Austen Cotillion Ball on Sunday 21 April 2013.

Step back in time away from tv, radio and mobile phones to an early 19th Century Australian Caves House. Join in daily morning dance workshop, explore caves, rest or join in costume workshops in the afternoon, and attend costume balls in the evening after dinner. All music for the workshops and balls is provided by professional musicians. This costumed event is open to only 40 participants and tickets are on sale already.

Step back in time and join Aylwen and John Gardiner-Garden of the Earthly Delights Historic Dance Academy for a historical costume and dance tour of England this September. We have space for 15 guests to join us on tour around London and South-West England. The tour includes all accommodation & breakfast; entry to balls, museums, manor houses, palaces and exhibitions; 7-day travel card in London; entry to dance and costume workshops; private coach travel in Wiltshire; and more.

Crystal Ball - The Grand Masquerade Ball

CRYSTAL BALL 
Crystal Ball Movie
SATURDAY February 9th, 7.30 PM
Traditional Great Baroque Night in Masques, Banquet and Masquerade Ball
http://wussin.cz/wussin/Crystal_Ball_en.html

Clam-Gallas Palace, Husova 20, Prague 1 - Old Town
http://www.operabarocc

BELLARIA 
SATURDAY February 2nd, 8.00 PM
Baroque concert and baroque refreshments.
http://www.carnevale.cz/carnevale_program_en/Program_en/Entries/2011/1/1...

Live Baroque music, classic arias and dances from famous ballets and operas XVII. and XVII. century, followed by carnival baroque refreshments. Glowing Baroque festivities in the authentic baroque palace. Aperitif - Concert - Baroque banquet - …music played out, the second act of the evening is just beginning ... Accept invitation to an extraordinary Baroque table, under the artistic supervision by Franzis Wussin.

Ich hoffe, dass viele von Euch im Januar
die nur kurze Spanne des Karnevals mit mir
zu einem sehr ausgiebigen Tanzboden am 13.1. nutzen.
Dazu möchte ich Euch schon jetzt
in den Genossenschaftssaalbau,
Nürnberg, einladen.

Dear guest,

You are cordially by Keetje Hodshon at her 1813 Dinner and Ball to be held at the Hodshon House in Haarlem, the evening of the 23th of February 2013

invited for a special evening at the Hodshon House in Haarlem. This beautiful building (1794) will be the venue of a spectacular evening of dinner and dance. Revisit the past in the year 1813 and dress yourself in the most beautiful Regency Costume and experience the past!

Yours sincerely
Jeanette & Martine (alias Keetje Hodshon)
Address of the (Keetje) Hodshon House:
Spaarne 17, Haarlem, The Netherlands

Ballnacht im Stil des 18. Jahrhunderts
mit Tanzmeister Peter Hoffmann

Die Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts ist gekennzeichnet durch Extreme. Gezwungen durch die Geldnot leerer Staatskassen und eine Blindheit gegen die drohende Gefahr aufbegehrender Bürger ergeht sich der Hof in Dekadenz und Ablenkung. Glücksritter und Scharlatane, Verführer, Liebhaber und Kurtisanen haben Hochkonjunktur. Venedig mehr Prostituierte als ganz Paris. Der Carneval steht in seinem letzten Zenit. Verführung, Trug und Schein prägen auch das höfische Leben ganz Europas.