Sunday at Carnival of Stars Festival
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November 9, 2008, Centenial Hall in Hayward, CA,
Photos by Carl
Sermon
Festival Sponsors- Pepper Alexandria and Latifa
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 Dunia |
 Ena |
 Evil Eye Belly Dance |
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 Hassan Deeb |
 Kathy |
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2-14-08 Photos from Carnival of Stars 2007- A-Z Page 2- L through Z photos by
Carl Sermon, Duane Stevens, John Kalb, Murat Bayhan, Christopher
Erickson, Lynette Harris
Novemenber
10 & 11, 2007, produced by Alexandria and Latifa Centennial Hall
in Hayward, California<
2-11-08 Photos from Carnival of Stars 2007- A-Z Page 1- A through K photos by
Carl Sermon, Duane Stevens, John Kalb, Murat Bayhan, and Lynette Harris
Novemenber 10 & 11, 2007, produced by Alexandria and Latifa Centennial Hall
in Hayward, California
1-16-07 The
Costume Contest Carnival of Stars Bellydance & Comic
Book Convention & Costume Contest Photos by Michael Baxter
Event Sponsors Alexandria and Latifa November 11 & 12,
2006 Centennial Hall, Hayward, California
1-4-07 Saturday
Photos -Carnival
of Stars Bellydance & Comic Book Convention & Costume
Contest Photos by Michael Baxter
Event Sponsors Alexandria and Latifa November 11 & 12,
2006 Centennial Hall, Hayward, California (Costume contest, panal
discussion and Sunday photos yet to come...)
12-22-05 Comic Book Artists Portray Dancers
In
addition to the dancing and vending, comic book artists were on hand
to demonstrate their ability to convert photos into works of art as
well as to promote their work.
1-5-09 Now What? Improvement Ideas for the Growing Dancer by Anna
This article is for those of us that would like to delve into areas of the art form that may be beyond the usual class topics.
12-31-08 8th Annual Blood Moon Regale: Disease 101 Photos and text by Brad Dosland
With interpretations ranging from comic to poignant, dancers portrayed a gamut of disorders from Scarlet Fever
to Head Lice, Elephantiasis to Anorexia. Many of the performances were touchingly powerful,
while others such as Origin’s depiction of Crabs had the capacity audience at the grand old Colonial Theatre laughing out loud (and
scratching themselves subconsciously).
