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Shows With Sizzle!


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Shows With Sizzle!


Shows with Sizzle!

Let our dancers add “zing” to your special event!

DIT has performed and produced shows for the Kennedy Center, the DC Convention Center, the Capital One Arena (a 20,000-seat sports arena), Red Carpet Galas, government offices, and parties and events both large and small.  The DanceInTime teams have performed for public and private evens in DC, Baltimore, Miami, New York, Puerto Rico, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Miami and beyond!

The Kennedy Center's Education Department and their Millenium Stage co-sponsored this Latin Dance show. DIT Director Barb Bernstein produced and narrated the program.

This abstract dance show was produced by DanceInTime and Sinclair Dance. Choreography was done by Sinclair Ogaga Emoghene.

DanceInTime performed this original medley at the Puerto Rico Salsa Congress

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Hispanic Heritage Programs


Hispanic Heritage Programs


DanceInTime has produced many Hispanic Heritage Month Shows for schools, offices, libraries, and organizations which are fun, enriching, and educational.  Programs are available in multiple formats—“in person,” live online, and as a pre-recorded video. These can include dance instruction, performances, and information on Latin dances.  We can explain the difference between Salsa, Merengue, Bachata and Cha cha music and then ask the audience to guess which dance is being performed! This program was originally developed for a Kennedy Center show, and you can see clips of it here: youtu.be/MIxF9Y50XY8.  Barbara Bernstein has been a keynote speaker as well.   Click here for a list of DIT’s Hispanic Heritage program venues. More info about this and other Heritage Months is here.

Trailer for DanceInTime’s documentary film on the world-wide spread of Cuban Salsa.

This video was part of a lesson provided to Bolling Military Base for a Hispanic Heritage program. We explained the principle of frame for leading and following, performed and taught some moves.

Salsa Lesson at Hispanic Heritage Show for Labor Department.

Salsa Performance at a Clothing Manufacturing Company

Gaby Garzon presents a Venezuelan Folkloric Dance


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Women's History Month


Women's History Month


Danceintime offers a "Women Take the Lead” program on women’s movement toward equality and how that is reflected in the arts. This is suitable for Women's History Month and Women's Equality Day (August 26), etc.   The program has been done both in person and online. It includes remarks about women’s changing roles throughout history and how “art imitates life” by reflecting those changes.  Women both lead and follow in this dance program, and ladies in the audience can learn the leader’s part during any instruction. This program is empowering and educational---and of course, fun! More info about Heritage Months is here, or feel free to contact Barb.

Women's Rueda Team

The audience guessed who's leading, can you?

Marsha Bonet on Women Flamenco Dancers

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And More!


And More!


Our DIT pros trained a sports writer for the Washington Post and ABC’s Weatherman for a local dance competition.

Sportsnet TV Channel: Watch Dan Steinberg, Washington Post sportswriter, show off the moves he learned from DanceInTime!

WJLA TV: Watch popular weatherman Brian van de Graaff do his Merengue routine after training from DanceInTime coaches!

Show For World Bank Gala, With Multiple Dance Styles including African Dancing, Classical Indian Dancing, Folk Dancing, Latin/Salsa, etc.

DanceInTime and AM Salsa Show— Including Irish, Ethiopian, and Tango steps, plus Hip Hop and Classical Indian solos (by Sam Yirenkyi and Imani Gaston). A James Bond storyline is woven in!

Got a dance project? Danceintime is happy to put together a unique program for any event and budget. Programs can be done online or in-person. Barb and her dance team welcome requests such as workshops, performances, speaking engagements, and more. Examples include:

  • Dance lessons or workshops for groups or individuals

  • Wedding dance instruction for bride and groom or others

  • Dance demonstrations and instruction for Hispanic Heritage Month and Women’s History Month programs

  • “Book Signing and Discussion” events for Barb’s Salsa and Rueda de Casino Guidebook

  • Musical entertainment including dance shows and singing performances for events such as birthday or anniversary parties, quinceanera preparation, wedding reception/shower entertainment, holiday programs or other celebrations

  • Team-building programs that utilize dance activities—for schools, offices, churches, businesses, or other organizations

  • Instruction in line dances, ballroom dances, and some ethnic dances for International Nights or related celebrations

  • Cross-training dance exercises for athletes, designed to build team spirit and enhance skills that apply to both dancers and athletes (e.g. fast footwork and agility, coordination, and muscle isolation)

  • “Arts Integration Programs” that blend academic lessons with dance instruction. Examples include using the beats per minute of a song to calculate the length of choreography needed for a piece of music; applying “Circle Geometry” lessons to dancers spaced evenly around a circle; and creating Social Studies lessons around the theme of Latin dancing, etc.

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