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25 Oct 2008 19:49

Could put a one lira coin in her belly button...lol

Steve

25 Oct 2008 19:57

Keep going Steve,
you will dig a hole for yourself :lol: :lol:

26 Oct 2008 03:17

Got to agree that the general entertainment is pretty dire ,best entertainment for me on a recent visit was a karaoke at the three bells had some singers on that i am sure must be pros back home they were that good .Icmeler needs at least a couple of bars with some decent cabaret acts .

26 Oct 2008 06:58

peli wrote:Hi Karen
Rather than tip the bellydancer, might I respectfully suggest you join them :lol: :lol:

Peli



cracking idea peli...... :D

but for some reason its the men she likes up there..........the ones we have seen anyway :wink:



this year was the first time we saw much entertainment, the kids loved watching it, but i did get cross when we had to pay for entertainment night, such as BBQ etc where we stayed, then the belly dancer and breakdances wanted tips, and stood there till you gave them something..

27 Oct 2008 19:44

we tried different bars but kept wandering back to tiggy and the boys in wonderboys as in a week we saw tina turner robbie williams the grease show and .... wait for it elvis is alive and appearing once a week from behind a sheet in wonderboys!! I HAVE PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE!! LOL SERIOUSLY THE BOYS MADE YOU SO WELCOME AND ALTERNATED BETWEEN EUROPEAN SET DANCES AND TURKISH ONES oops sorry for shouting! wonderboys every time for us

entertainment

27 Oct 2008 22:26

Has anyone tried the Turkish night at Kervansary, just outside of Marmaris. It costs about £20 a head, including taxi there and home, and a reasonable meal, with free wine and soft drinks all night.

The entertainment there is first class. We've done it about 4 times now, and its a really good night out. :)

28 Oct 2008 10:38

I love all of the Tina Turner, Freddie Mercury etc And waiters dancing around to the typical tunes. Just reminds me of Icmeler and when I hear them at home I get goosebumps - though admittedly after 2/3 weeks they get a tad repetitive. But this year I saw the bellydancer show for the first time and was not impressed at all, saw a bellydancer at the Bamboo last year and she was fabulous none of this shaking her bits over men lying down and getting men to shove notes down her bra. Just a matter of opinion but this strikes me more as a lapdancer than a traditional bellydancer and personally think this takes more away from the family atmosphere than extending the music time or anything like that.

Amy

29 Oct 2008 17:09

Fed up myself of Michael Jackson, tina Turner, grease shows etc, Would love to see more kurdish dancing and a bit more live music

29 Oct 2008 17:27

Wish I was going to walk down the canal tonight I would watch all the shows including Michael,Tina, Elvis and the breakdancers.
Anything is better than freezing here in Chesterfield.

Gene

29 Oct 2008 17:48

i will second that gene, chesterfield is definately cold.......

what i would give to be there now..... 8) people watching , and enjoying a beer

30 Oct 2008 20:27

I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!

30 Oct 2008 21:15

I agree with you Fanny.Lee and Apo are excellent. :D

31 Oct 2008 01:44

Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!

Yes that brings back fond memories, but I used to love watching Hamish dancing with the glass on his head to sorry cant remember the tune

03 Nov 2008 21:39

Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!


Totally agree Fanny, I love that too, Icmeler doesn't need cabaret when they've got that. :D Hmm? morris dancing? you do mean the mens type? I was a morris dancer when I was younger, much younger haha! :lol:

04 Nov 2008 00:08

Best show was the Talk of the town in Marmaris the entertainment as it is was poor to say the least but enjoyed ZaZas company.
Geovil

04 Nov 2008 22:14

sandybeach wrote:
Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!

Yes that brings back fond memories, but I used to love watching Hamish dancing with the glass on his head to sorry cant remember the tune


you've nailed it there SB - if that's the tune he used to dance to with Tiger
I REALLY need to know what that song is so I can hopefully download it from somewhere
I asked Hamish once, and bless him, he didn't have a clue - just said it was a Kurdish tune

we'll miss him sooooo much next year now that he's in England
he really made the Venice and was one of the reasons we spent soo much time in there

04 Nov 2008 22:15

Trish wrote:
Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!


Totally agree Fanny, I love that too, Icmeler doesn't need cabaret when they've got that. :D Hmm? morris dancing? you do mean the mens type? I was a morris dancer when I was younger, much younger haha! :lol:


yes Trish, I meant the men's type - don't mean to offend any on here who do it
it's the hanky waving that reminded me :wink:

04 Nov 2008 22:44

Fanny wrote:
sandybeach wrote:
Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!

Yes that brings back fond memories, but I used to love watching Hamish dancing with the glass on his head to sorry cant remember the tune


you've nailed it there SB - if that's the tune he used to dance to with Tiger
I REALLY need to know what that song is so I can hopefully download it from somewhere
I asked Hamish once, and bless him, he didn't have a clue - just said it was a Kurdish tune

we'll miss him sooooo much next year now that he's in England
he really made the Venice and was one of the reasons we spent soo much time in there


Hi Fanny
Becks from Liverpool sent me the tune, sure she will send to you too. I have the tune on my ipod now. Will really miss Hamish at the Venice, he is a lovely lad but I hope he is enjoying his life with his family in England.

05 Nov 2008 09:57

Fanny wrote:
Trish wrote:
Fanny wrote:I love the folk dancing and the music to go with it - certainly beats our Morris dancing ha ha
The lads seem to enjoy themselves so much and the music's amazing
the best dancing of all for me is Lee and Apo in the Venice doing their Kalinka dance - amazing!!


Totally agree Fanny, I love that too, Icmeler doesn't need cabaret when they've got that. :D Hmm? morris dancing? you do mean the mens type? I was a morris dancer when I was younger, much younger haha! :lol:


yes Trish, I meant the men's type - don't mean to offend any on here who do it
it's the hanky waving that reminded me :wink:


Me too :lol: I love the hanky waving stuff :D

05 Nov 2008 17:49

Thanks SB - I'll have to find her from the memberlist when I get back from the fireworks


http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AmH9OfLMKTY

try this link for great memories :lol:
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