Discover the Joy of Australian Bush Dancing!

Experience the vibrant energy and community spirit of an Australian Bush Dance! This lively and inclusive tradition is a fantastic way to connect with others, learn new skills, and have a whole lot of fun.

What Happens at a Bush Dance?

  • Guided Instruction: A skilled caller guides you through the dance steps, breaking them down into easy-to-follow sequences.
  • Variety of Dance Formations:
    • Circle dances (standing next to your partner)
    • Circle dances with your partner in front
    • Longway dances (involving 5-7 couples)
    • Quadrille sets (dances for 4 couples)

Music and Movement: After a few practice rounds, the music starts, and the dance floor comes alive!

Who Can Bush Dance?

Everyone! From preschoolers to seniors, and even those in wheelchairs, bush dancing welcomes all. The dances are designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all skill levels.

Is Bush Dancing Difficult?

Absolutely not! The dances are kept simple and fun, making them easy to learn, even for beginners.

Testimonials:

“Greg’s bush dance is nothing short of spectacular! With his infectious enthusiasm and undeniable passion for Australian bush music and dance, Greg creates an atmosphere that is both lively and unforgettable.” – Recovery Camp Team

A Sample of Bush Dances:

  • The Virginia Reel (with the iconic “strip the willow”)
  • The 9 Pins Quadrille (also known as “The Drongo Dance”)
  • The Heel and Toe Polka
  • The Kangaroo and Emu Dance
  • The Galopede
  • The Chicken Dance (a timeless favorite)
  • The Hokey Pokey
  • The Troika (a dance from Russia)
  • And many more!

Music and Musicians:

You can hire as many musicians as your budget allows, from a duo to a full band.

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