The Indigo's Silent Film

"Whisper Hungarian in My Ear" is a reworked version of the 1932 film "White Zombie." This version includes the famous dance stylings of The Indigo and music by The Toids and Dan Cantrell.

The Flapper

The butterfly wings might be a little much for your next performance, but this Life cover certainly gives me some ideas...

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1920s Costume Inspiration

A few modifications and you'd have a lovely skirt for your next performance.

Karolina

Karolina makes it happen at the Dark and Tribalicious Show in Gothenburg.

Samantha Emanuel

Samantha Emanuel, also known as Samantha Hasthorpe, improvising to music by Dan Cantrell.

The Killer Dillers

This is not bellydance by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a classy burlesque performance that could be a great piece of inspiration for using feather fans in your bellydance.

Mira Betz

Mira Betz performs to Not Without by Dan Cantrell. Absolutely gorgeous.

The Indigo

Comedic piece by The Indigo performed at Tribal Fest. The music is fabulous, and this piece really makes you appreciate the ladies' talent for incorporating humor.

Alphonse Mucha

Costume inspiration from the amazing Alphonse Mucha. Huge fan of Mucha... so this definitely won't be the last you'll see of his work on this blog.

Nuria Gallego

Nuria Gallego gets sassy with swing music.

Natalie Brown

Natalie Brown dancing in Asheville. Ladies & Gentlemen, this is what we call slow intensity.

Rachel Brice

Rachel Brice of The Indigo... not that you didn't already know that.

Zoe Jakes

Zoe Jakes of The Indigo performs a fan dance. I believe the song is by The Crow Quill Night Owls. If you know the song name, please leave a comment.