Greek Dancers of the Monterey Peninsula
Contemporary Village Dancers
Here are several pictures of the Village Dancers since the merger
with the Hellenic Dancers that are pre-1998
The Village Dancers perform a lively Hassapiko, as the last
half of the dance called Never on Sunday, as part of the Carmel
Performing Arts Festival in October 1997. The performance was at The
Barnyard shopping center in Carmel. From left: Joanna Bonnell, Mary
Lounsbury, Darold Skerritt, Roger Wetmore, Pat Bates.
The Village Dancers show off their style and costumes as they
perform Karagouna at The Barnyard in Carmel, as part of the October 1997
Carmel Performing Arts Festival. From left: Roger Wetmore and Mary
Lounsbury, Pat Bates and Joanna Bonnell, Darold Skerritt and Marialice Champe.
The Village Dancers do the "Opa" step from Karagouna
at the St. John the Baptist Greek Church Festival in the Monterey Custom House
Plaza, September 1997. Dancers: Mary Lounsbury, Roger Wetmore, Elizabeth
Sebring (hidden), Pat Bates, Joanna Bonnell, Chuck Chernoff, Edna Judson,
Darold Skerritt. Cheering them on: Marialice Champe, Sabreh Gross.
The Village Dancers perform Zonoradiko for the residents of Forest
Hill Manor. From left: Chuck Chernoff, Joanna Bonnell, Marialice Champe,
Edna Judson, Donna Burych, Mary Lounsbury, Roger Wetmore.
The Village Dancers perform the "flirty" step from Karagouna
at the St. John the Baptist Greek Church Festival in the Monterey Custom
House Plaza, September 1997. Back row: Roger Wetmore, Pate Bates, Chuck
Chernoff, Darold Skerritt. Front row: Mary Lounsbury, Elizabeth Sebring,
Joanna Bonnell, Edna Judson.
Men of the Village Dancers perform the choreographed Hassapiko,
called Delphi, at an international festival in Seaside in 1992. From
left: Harry Ogden, Chuck Chernoff, Roger Wetmore, Darold Skerritt.
The Village Dancers perform Tamsara at The Barnyard in Carmel
during the 1997 Carmel Performing Arts Festival. From the left: Joanna
Bonnell, Roger Wetmore, Mary Lounsbury, Marialice Champe, Darold Skerritt.
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