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Course Credits: 3

Catalog Description

Introduces a fusion form popularized in 2000: secular dance traditions of the Middle East/North
African (MENA) communities in dialog with popular dances of the hip-hop and underground electronic
dance music communities. Stretching, hip work, spinal undulations and poly-rhythmic orientations are
covered. Educational highlights include discourse regarding cultural appropriation and gender coding
in human movement.

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