Welcome to the beautiful islands of Hawaii, Tahiti, and the Cook Islands... HulaNesian consists of 3 females and 2 males with extreme professional Polynesian and Latin dance experience, specialising in Hawaiian Hula, Tahitian, Cook Islands, Salsa, Samba and Contemporary dance, based in Sydney and Brisbane Australia that caters to any type of function... Luaus, Tiki Parties Weddings, Receptions, Engagement parties, Post-wedding parties Corporate Functions Birthdays Anniversaries Festivals Lei greetings And any Party in General!! Available styles include both Traditional and Contemporary Polynesian dance. We can also offer choreography infused with other genres of dance such as African and Middle Eastern. If you’re looking for a troupe with a vast variety of dance styles and want to spice up your luau, tiki or themed party, or would just love to have some island, Latin or Contemp beauties to greet your guests, this is the one-stop Brisbane shop.
Show Bio:
Suite
Elizabeth Street
Surry Hills
Polynesian Art Exhibition Launch night
Artist Janine Winstanley ~ “Thank you so much for your support on Monday night, I feel really lucky and blessed that I have such a...
Saturday, 29 January 2011
Venue 505
Cleveland Street
Surry Hills
505 is the place to be this Summer as Dance Central bring you another night in Wonderland Tiki Wonderland! Think Hula Girls, Coconut Cocktails, Jungle Drums, Elvis...
Saturday, 4 December 2010
Residence, Northwood
Lei greeting and Hawaiian, Tahitian & Cook Islands performances
Bride & Groom participation
Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Pink Salt, Double Bay
Lei greeting & Hawaiian performance for a Breast Cancer Fundraiser hosted by Paula Duncan and sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines and Hawaiian Tourism Oceania
“Also, I did thank her in...
Saturday, 27 November 2010
The Eastern Hotel, Bondi Junction
“Thank you so much for your beautiful, polished and professional performance at my birthday. The guests all commented on how unusual and amazing it was to have live...
Clark Island, Sydney Harbour
Two 15 minute sets. A mix up of Hawaiian, Tahitian & Cook Islands dancing with audience participation and also some live music from the band.
Camperdown Memorial Rest Park, Newtown
A Fundraiser for the Services of Newtown Neighbourhood Centre
The 2010 Newtown Festival was a great success, a huge amount of people attended, the sun was shining...
Thursday, 2 September 2010
UTS City Campus, Ultimo
Welcome to the 8th Annual In-fusion festival!
The University of Technology, Sydney’s In-fusion Festival has been established to celebrate the diversity of cultures that exist in...
Slide Bar, Darlinghurst
To help raise funds to donate to the victims of the Chilean Earthquake disaster
At Oxford Arts Factory, Darlinghurst
Dance Central Showcase
Hawaiian Auana (Modern Hula) Routine - Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
