| The Rocky Mountain Polynesians |
| Our Beginning RMP was born in the spring of 1993. I had been dancing professionally for several years with some of the local groups. As a dancer, I was familiar with the history of the dances and from which islands they originated but the audience wasn't given the same information. What a shame! I decided to start my own troupe because I really wanted to share all the interesting stories with the audience. We also use many different implements. I thought the audience might be interested in their names and of what materials they are made. So, it became clear that it was time to do things my way. Our Beliefs My dancers and I believe in doing the best job we can for our clients. We practice weekly for 11 months out of the year. We usually take off from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day due to a request from our families and for a much needed break. We do some research, study the language, and attend as many hula workshops as we possibly can. We have a lot fun and enjoy dancing with each other. Hopefully our love for dancing shows through when we perform. Highlights We've been fortunate enough to have performed at many different venues. You may have seen us at The Denver Botanic Gardens, Hudson Gardens, Ocean Journey (now known as the Downtown Aquarium), Cherry Creek Country Club, Fiddler's Green (Coors Amphitheatre) for The Make-A-Wish Foundation, C.U. Boulder, Johnson & Wales University, Regis University, Red Rocks College, Water World, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance School, Red & Jerry's, Denver Public Library, College Hill Library, Colorado Mills Mall, Dickens Opera House in Longmont, Chautauqua Community House in Boulder, Denver Athletic Club, the People's Fair, the Boulder Asian Pacific Festival, Cherry Creek Arts Festival, the Boulder International Festival and the Taste of Colorado to name a few. We have also performed at numerous Senior facilities and private residences. |
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