The act
Dynamic Dancers is a Sydney-based dance act.
Aerial movement, Latin dance, cabaret and burlesque show how widely Dynamic Dancers can change the visual style. Liberty can perform alone on pole, lollipop or lyra, present a martini glass act, or appear as a showgirl, samba or bellydance performer. Larger groups can bring disco, ABBA inspired material, country dancing and freestyle podium work into a wedding. An acoustic duo is also available when live music belongs beside the dance entertainment. The strongest point is genuine variety, from one focused aerial or dance feature to a troupe shaped around a chosen theme.
See Dynamic Dancers play
Watch Dynamic Dancers perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
You can book Liberty on her own or bring in the whole troupe. Solo, she covers aerial pole, lollipop and lyra, martini glass, showgirl, Latin, burlesque, samba and bellydance, so one performer can give you several very different looks across a night. The troupe opens up the bigger production numbers: Latin, showgirl and cabaret, samba, a seventies disco set, an ABBA style show, eighties numbers, podium and freestyle duo work, and country dancing. Which way you go depends on whether you want one striking act or a full show.
On the day
Pole performances need a ceiling higher than three metres, with two metres of clear space all the way around where the pole is standing. The pole is freestanding, so outdoor sites work fine and the ceiling rule simply doesn't apply out there. For lollipop or martini glass acts you need three metres square of space and flooring that's flat and stable underfoot. Measure before you enquire, particularly the ceiling, since that's the one that catches venues out.
Performance options
Podium and freestyle dancing is booked by the hour in fifteen minute sets, from an hour and a half up to three hours, and you choose how many dancers. Pole and lollipop acts run as single fifteen minute sets or several spread across one to three hours. The martini glass act books by the hour. For cabaret, showgirl, Latin and disco shows, you decide the number of dancers, the style and the length, though for a party the advice is to keep a non-stop show to around twenty minutes. If you want several different solo acts, spacing them across thirty minutes to an hour works better than running them back to back.
Insurance and paperwork
Working with Children Check.
