Is
it your dream to dance like Fred and
Ginger at an upcoming wedding or bar mitzvah, or at least not step on your
partner's feet? Bid on a style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>one-hour ballroom dance lesson for two,
to be held under the lights on an Olney Theatre Center Mainstage.style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Audience not included!

Diane
Ellis-McRoberts and Paul H. McRoberts
specialize in teaching beginner level ballroom dancing to students of all
abilities and ages, in a fun and supportive atmosphere. They guarantee that you
can learn this lifelong, life-enhancing social skill and feel more confident and
natural on the dance floor. style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Under their direction, many students (some
even hearing or vision impaired) have learned to dance well.style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Diane and Paul created and teach the ballroom
dance programs in Holy Cross Hospital Community Health Education, in two
faith-based communities, and in a Maryland
public school system Vision Program for visually-impaired youth.style='mso-spacerun:yes'> They have taught independently in w:st="on">Bethesda and Chevy Chase dance centers, for a local
ballroom dance company, for the United States Amateur Ballroom Dancers
Association, in private venues for Arthur
Murray Dance
Center, in faith-based
communities, and in other private and public venues. style='mso-spacerun:yes'> They currently teach on clients' sites and in
their private studio in Silver Spring.style='mso-spacerun:yes'>

Notes:
Certificate, Arthur w:st="on">Murray Dance
Schools, Social & International Standards
of Ballroom Dancing; Member, IDEA (International Dance Education Association);
Registered, NDCA (National Dance Council of w:st="on">America); Member class=SpellE>USADance, Inc.; Certificate, 2006, 2005, Prince Georges
County Public Schools Vision Program. To
contact Diane and Paul, you can call 301-649-5779 (Home) or 301-520-7459 (Studio).