want a dancing job abroad

Posted by: lady98

want a dancing job abroad - 03/12/03 11:28 AM

Hi my name is Laura and i am looking for a dancing job abroad prefferable not topless.I am currantly a model in london uk but me and my partner want to move abroad.If anyone has any vacancies can you please mail me

I will then send you a pic
brown long hair
brown eyes
tanned skin
5"6
weight 8 stone
size 8-10
bust 34b
waist 25"
hips 34"
Posted by: MadridMan

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/12/03 12:19 PM

eek eek eek eek eek eek

I wish you the best of luck. Do you have theatre/balet experience? There are plenty of topless/nude "dance establishments" in the big cities but hopefully you won't have to go that route.

Saludos, MadridMan cool
Posted by: mencey

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/12/03 09:58 PM

I too am looking for a dancing job, my specialty is what we call "the hokey pokey" I'm very talented with putting my right foot in and then taking it out. And then what I do is, I turn my self about. I then repeat the performance, but this time using my left foot.A lot of people aren't aware of this type of modern dancing. Oh yes, and I can do this with my hands as well. It's a little more advanced than the feet, because you have to coordinate the movements just right. Anyway, if anybody knows where I can find a job doing this in madrid(preferrably not nude, but I'll do what I have to) drop me a line, thanks.
Posted by: Shawn

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/12/03 10:28 PM

Lady,

I suppose that you are fully aware of the large number of Spanish dance choreographers that visit this site, so I'll offer you some friendly advise. It may be best to include a link to a page that has your gallery, the experts may want to verify your trim figure before contacting you. Of course, fully nude photos aren't needed, but some of the larger Broadway style productions may inclued some tasteful nude work, so you may want to offer some of your non-risque nude photos as well.


Mencey,

I regret to inform you that the "hokey-pokey" casting call was last week, such that you will not need to submit a photo gallery for our perusal.

Bets Wishes,

Shawn
President
Calle Montera Productions
Posted by: MadridMan

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/12/03 11:27 PM

You guys are terrible! rolleyes wink This woman is seriously looking for a legitimate dancing job!

Shawn, Calle Montera Productions, eh? Oh brother... hehehe..

(Madrid does a mean Hokey-Pokey)
Posted by: Espe3

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/16/03 09:17 PM

look for ads posted in "segundamano" most dancing jobs for a club are for go-go's, you'll have to wear skimpy clothing, but not nude- if you're a good dancer all the better- most of them don't dance well so THAT would be a change. Or just try going to a club where they have dancers and ask!
Good luck!
Posted by: ELECTRACITY

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/17/03 12:05 PM

Keep in mind that the word "CLUB" in most areas of Spain does NOT refer to a dance bar. People go dancing to "Discos". Men looking to Pay for some horizontal action go to "CLUBS".
Any further coments on this???
Posted by: Espe3

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/17/03 06:42 PM

Yes, that kind of club is called a PUTI-Club!
I wasn't referring to club in spanish- not everyone here speaks spanish and if you say a Disco in the US people will be looking to send you to some left over 70's dive dance bar. So, to clarify because it wasn't understood, what we call a club in english is a Discoteca in spanish.

Busca trabajo de go-go en una discoteca. Por ejemplo, uno de los mas grandes es Kapital , tambien tienes a Joy y al Palacio Gaviria , aunque la ultima vez que fui, y que yo sepa, el Palacio Gaviria no tiene bailarines. Hay muchos otros sitios, sera cuestion de ir y ver lo que hay y preguntar. De todos modos no va a ser muy facil.

Does that help?
Posted by: ELECTRACITY

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/18/03 02:08 PM

Perhaps this is what she was looking for:

http://www.impresario.narod.ru/spain.htm
Posted by: Espe3

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/18/03 06:31 PM

Private and lap dances, optional?!??!?! :o
Not the kind of Club I was talking about. In the U.S. a club is a Dance club, again in spanish, speaking about a Discoteca. A usually pretty normal place, with dance music, where people drink and dance and not looking to hire any extra 'services'.
Posted by: Andrés

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 03/19/03 06:29 PM

I don´t know about Joy or Kapital but I have seen dancers in Palacio de Gaviria in the tecno room.

Andrés
Posted by: papi

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 04/02/03 08:10 AM

i hate to be the partaaaaay pooopa!!!pero, nude photos are nessessary these days in any job you go for!

por exampleeeeeeeee!!! i was asked to pose nude when i applied at macdonalds, dixies pollo delight and 7-11 ...all in spain...now u tell me ...whats up with that..for the record...i never got any of the jobs mad

hey that was me....and i wasnt in the tecno room...u were drunk ....and it was in "el servico's estupidoo!!!! next time keep ur hands to urself while u take a peee..... eek

Discoteca joy...is sOoO cak.. its overpriced and the bar staff are miserable! confused
kapitol ..is the best...7 floors...woooohoooo, also nature, pasa pongo(gay) and queens !
Posted by: mencey

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 04/02/03 10:30 PM

uh, i got lost at "tecno room" Translation?
Posted by: papi

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 04/03/03 03:08 AM

i think he was being sarcastic! palicio doesnt have a tecno room, its got 1 main dance floor/ ballroom, which they play spanish and have the dance classes in and a smaller room...they play house and mixed touristic music in there.....opppppppps actually ..u know what...they could have played tecno on thatr night he went there...my baddd.....lo sientoooOOOOO.......EITHER WAY...IVE NEVER SEEN DANCERS THERE....just drunks dancing badly!!!..maybe thats the same thing
Posted by: Espe3

Re: want a dancing job abroad - 04/03/03 06:39 PM

To help those who are following the thread and trying to figure out what club has what:

El Palacio Gaviria : has several different rooms and plays a variety of music: salsa, another where its dance music and at least one other where its different music. I also think what they're playing depends on the night you go. Its big hit with foreigners because it does an international night for people to meet... so you find everything. (its cool to go at least once, as it use to be a Palacete, and when that use was done, even a market- but that part you wont see, its roped off and behind a curtain when you go in- the rooms however, except nix the furniture, are pretty much what they looked like when it was a palacete- pretty cool! smile )

Joy : dance dance dance. 2 floors... its a converted old theatre- and you can tell by the setup. the 'upstairs' are what used to be the balconies- most of it is on the ground floor.

Kapital : several floors with different music. Mostly dance, with a floor where they play Spanish favorites and yes even a floor where its nice and calm where you can sit down and talk without having to scream at the person you're talking to.

Joy and the Palacio are huge with foreigners- Kapital has its share, but not so much in comparison to the other two clubs...if you're looking for something more Spanish and want the upscale (expenisve or as we say in spanish Pijo) thing, then go to the Avenida de Brazil area, or Serrano, where the clubs are smaller than the three mentioned above, but larger than the typical disco- and less foreigners (if you're looking to mingle).