Winter/Spring 2013: CHILDREN'S DANCE Classes [Workshops]Flamenco Latino |
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Flamenco Latino Studio
Looking for an active and diverse creative opportunity for your child? Flamenco Latino offers affordable Flamenco and also Ballet classes for children at their Midtown Manhattan studio. After-school or Saturday classes available.
January 11-June 8, 2013 for 19 weeks of classes.
Children's BALLET with Rosemarie Lindt, Jan 11-Jun 7, 2013:
Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm
No class: 2/22 Mid-Winter Recess, 3/29 Spring Recess, 5/24 Memorial Day
and also...
Children's FLAMENCO with Aurora Reyes, Jan 12-Jun 8, 2013:
Saturdays 1:00-2:00 pm
No class: 2/23 Mid-Winter Recess, 3/30 Spring Recess, 5/25 Memorial Day
All classes held at:
Flamenco Latino Studio
244 W 54th St., 4th fl. (B-way and 8th Ave.)
NY, NY 10019
212-399-8519
Rates for Children's Ballet and Children's Flamenco Classes:
Only $190 for 19 classes! ($10/class)
Paid in advance. To pay online go to: http://www.flamencolatino.com/class/childafterschoolsatclass.shtml
Discounts available for enrollment of more than one child from the same family, or for Ballet plus Flamenco classes. Please call 212-399-8519 or email.
For VIDEOS and more information see: http://www.flamencolatino.com/class/childafterschoolsatclass.shtml
Contact 212-399-8519 or email with questions or to reserve.
www.flamencolatino.com
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Virginia Arts Festival [Professional Performances]Virginia Arts Festival |
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The Virginia Arts Festival from March 17 thru June 2, 2013, will present a season with extraordinary arts experiences not only in theaters, concert halls and historic churches, but in city streets and parks. It will be a season of artistic celebrations featuring a performance of Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, presented on the exact day of its 100th anniversary. Dance is a signature element of the Virginia Arts Festival, and this year Britain’s esteemed Birmingham Royal Ballet travels for the only US performances in 2013 with its beguilingly danced production of Coppélia.
A Prairie Home Companion will give the Festival audience the opportunity to be part of the live nationwide radio broadcast as Garrison Keillor leads an ensemble cast through this entertaining show including musical interludes and “The News from Lake Wobegon”.
The Festival gets an early start this year on March 17, St Patrick’s Day, as the legendary Paddy Moloney and The Chieftains share the beauty and joy of Irish music and the wearin’ of the green. Fringe events kick off in March as Meow Meow takes the stage for seven extraordinary cabaret performances March 19-24. Virginia Chocolate Festival returns this year and due to popular demand will be two days, March 23 and 24.
A variety of artists celebrate the centennial of the most controversial premiere in both ballet and music history – Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. The Festival provides an extraordinary opportunity to see this historical performance on May 29, one hundred years from the day the work was premiered. This new production of “The Rite” is collaboration between Virginia Arts Festival, Richmond Ballet and Virginia Symphony Orchestra with music director JoAnn Falletta conducting. “The Rite is a piece that forever changed the landscape of the music world. People who witnessed the premier May 29, 1913 were stunned by its primal power and visceral energy. While we don’t expect our performance to provoke the riot of that first performance, I know our audiences will never forget experiencing this masterpiece live at the Virginia Arts Festival.” JoAnn Falletta says.
Falletta will also lead the Virginia Symphony Chorus and Virginia Arts Festival Chamber Musicians in Stravinsky’s infrequently performed ballet Les Noces (The Wedding), featuring Norfolk’s own TRDance. The four pianos of the Les Noces ensemble are anchored by Festival Chamber Series artistic director and Van Cliburn Competition gold medalist André-Michel Schub.
Family events include the Flying PROMS at the Military Aviation Museum where vintage aircraft will soar overhead as Virginia Symphony Orchestra performs. More than 850 performers from all over the globe assemble for the Virginia International Tattoo, an inspiring display of military precision and patriotism. We celebrate Memorial Day with an inspiring outdoor concert by U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band in Newport News.
Vocalists preforming with the Virginia Arts Festival in 2013 will be Israeli singing star, Noa, Brazilian vocalist Luciana Souza, Broadway sensation, Audra McDonald, singer-songwriter Lori McKenna, Indigo Girls performing with Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Tierney Sutton with Turtle Island String Quartet give patrons many choices for enjoying beautiful vocals of varied genres.
Festival Williamsburg will be the place to celebrate Memorial Day weekend with master Arturo Sandoval. Enjoy three dazzling stars of Broadway stages and hot jazz band Hot Sardines for concerts at the Williamsburg Lodge. Classical music, delicious food and award-winning wines will be featured in two concerts at the Williamsburg Winery performed by Miami String Quartet and André-Michel Schub.
“The Virginia Arts Festival brings great artists from around the world for the communities of Hampton Roads and the thousands of visitors to Virginia to enjoy each spring season.” says Virginia Arts Festival Director, Robert W. Cross. “From legendary classical ballet with Birmingham Royal Ballet, to Israeli and African pop sensations, to the multi-Tony award winning voice of Audra McDonald and the spectacular celebration of the hundredth anniversary of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, the 2013 Virginia Arts Festival has something for all arts lovers to enjoy.”
Season subscriptions are now on sale, purchase three or more performances and save 10%. Visit www.vafest.org or call 757-282-2822. Single tickets go on sale February 8, 2013.
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Discover flamenco dance this Spring! [Workshops]Flamenco Latino |
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Flamenco Latino Studio
Discover flamenco at Flamenco Latino in midtown Manhattan!
Aurora Reyes offers a Basic Beginner Flamenco class:
Mondays from 7:30-8:30 PM
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Wednesday from 6:30-7:30 PM (focus on Sevillanas)
OR
Saturdays from 2:00-3:00 PM
2013 Spring term: April 1- June 6, 2013 for classes. Adult Recital on Friday, June 7th.
at
Flamenco Latino Studio
244 W 54th Street, 4th floor (bet. B-way and 8th Ave.)
NY, NY 10019
Spring Term Prices:
One course, 10 classes: $170 ($17/class)
Two courses of 10 classes each: $325 (ONLY $16/class-a great deal!)
Walk-In: $20 (if permitted)
4-pack: $76 (must be used within 5 weeks)
Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes with a hard sole. For ladies, pumps are preferred.
Call or email with questions and to reserve: 212-399-8519
aurora@flamencolatino.com
www.flamencolatino.com
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Burqavaganza [Professional Performances]BRAVA! For women in the arts and RasaNova Theater |
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Brava Theater Center
Burqavaganza - a love story in the time of jihad - is a sassy, provocative Bollywood
extravaganza, written by Pakistan's most prolific and progressive playwright, Shahid Nadeem,
co-founder of Ajoka Theatre in Lahore, Pakistan. Burqavaganza uses the burqa as a metaphor for
a society that thrives on double standards and covering up the truth. The entire cast, male and
female, wears a burqa. Burqavaganza goes toe to toe with the long standing obsession with the
burqa, face-veil, niqab, hijab, parda - and offers a side-splitting critique on rising
fundamentalism, political corruption, and the War on Terror. Banned in Pakistan by the National
Arts Council in 2010, Burqavaganza is a ground breaking political satire that provokes the
audience to rethink and lift the veil of prejudice, outdated values, and hypocrisy within all
societies.
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RHAW [Professional Performances]Rennie Harris RHAW |
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The New Victory Theater
Urban dance guru and Alvin Ailey Award recipient Rennie Harris (Legends of Hip-Hop, New Vic 2004, 2006; Puremovement, New Vic 1999) puts a hot new spin on the coolest moves around, delivering street dance with spirit and straight up Philly soul in Rennie Harris Awe-inspiring Works. With music as diverse as its dance styles, RHAW features a youthful company of 11 sensational dancers who pop and lock, b-boy and boogaloo to create funky, upbeat depictions of city life, young love and growing up. Awesome alert: there’s an ode to The King of Pop that would do MJ proud.
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Aggregate [Professional Performances]Wasatch Collective Dancers |
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Dance Mission Theater
Wasatch Collective Dancers
For Immediate Release
Contact: Amanda Sowerby
asowerby@weber.edu
801.949.2811
Wasatch Collective Dancers
Present
AGGREGATE
Three evenings of exhilarating dance featuring work by Charlotte Boye-Christensen, Sarah Donahue & emerging choreographers from Utah’s Rocky Mountains.
May 24-26
Dance Mission Theater
(3316 24th Street)
The Wasatch Collective Dancers make their debut performance in the Bay Area with Aggregate, an evening of original and commissioned work set by dance artists hailing from Utah's Rocky Mountains. Explorations of pure physicality and meditations on the self create a diverse and moving evening. The concert includes Stirrings, a phenomenally beautiful and fluidly unfolding work by world-renowned choreographer Charlotte Boye-Christensen. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased on-line at www.brownpapertickets.com or at the Dance Mission Theater box office, www.dancemission.com, and 415.826.4441.
CALENDAR LISTING
What: Wasatch Collective Dancers present Aggregate, an evening of exhilarating dance featuring the work of Charlotte Boye-Christensen, Sarah Donahue and emerging choreographers from Utah’s Rocky Mountains.
When: May 24-26, 2013.
Friday and Saturday performances, 8pm.
Sunday performance, 7pm.
Where: Dance Mission Theater, 3316 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Tickets: $12 www.brownpapertickets.com
Information: www.dancemission.com; 415-826-4441
Selected Bios
Charlotte Boye-Christensen, a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, has fulfilled the demanding career of freelance choreographer, teacher and dancer for the past 15 years. She joined Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in 2002 to assist in the artistic direction of the company and has created 21 new works on the Company.
She received her formal training at London Contemporary Dance School and at the Laban Centre in London (where she won the 1992 choreography award) and completed her MFA Degree at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University.
Charlotte has been commissioned to create new works for Ballet West, The Milwaukee Ballet, Singapore Dance Theatre, The Arts Fissions Dance Company, Ballet de Camaguey in Cuba, New Danish Dance Theatre, Tisch School of the Arts' Second Avenue Dance Company in NYC, London Contemporary Dance School's Edge Dance Company and Verb Ballets in Cleveland. She has also choreographed at the Universities of Utah, Princeton, Rutgers, Long Beach, Sam Houston, Texas-Austin, at Southern Utah University, at The National School for Contemporary Dance in Denmark, The Kuopio and Oulu Conservatories in Finland, Arnheim Academy in the Netherlands, The Royal Danish Ballet School, University of the Americas in Mexico, and at the Bellas Artes International Choreography Competition in Mexico City. Charlotte has been invited to participate in "The Yard" Dance Colony in Massachusetts, The International Course for Professional Choreographers and Composers in England, the International Choreographic Platform in Portugal and to teach and choreograph at the International Dance Competition in Seoul. She has staged her work at the Metropolitan Museum of Photography in Tokyo, at the Kaleidoskop Theatre as well as at the New Opera house in Copenhagen. She has worked with Utah Symphony on Stravinsky's Soldier's Tale and Renard, directed the stage workshop at the famed Bauhaus Institute in Germany and more. She is the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and grants from the Theatre and Arts Councils in Denmark, Germany, Mexico and Singapore amongst others, as well as a recipient of the Choo-San Goh Award for Choreographic Excellence.
Sarah Donahue holds a BFA in Dance from the University of Arizona, an MFA in Modern Dance from the University of Utah, and is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst. She has served as a Lecturer of Dance at Utah Valley University and has taught and choreographed throughout the western states. She is the co-founder of My Turkey Sandwich, a dance/theatre company. Sarah dances professionally with Repertory Dance Theatre, where she also co-directs the Repertory Dance Theatre Community School.
Dance Mission Theater is a non-profit, multicultural dance center located in San Francisco's Mission District. In addition to offering a full range of adult and children's classes, Dance Mission Theater is available to rent for performances, rehearsals, workshops, and other events. It is also the home of Krissy Keefer's Dance Brigade, San Francisco's groundbreaking, social-change oriented modern dance company.
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25th Of May Kizomba Dance Classes - Clube Vicio @ Bar Lenuccia [Special Events]Kizomba Addiction |
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Bar Lenuccia
A place with a great vibe and teachers with a burning passion to share the beautiful Kizomba dance. The crowd are some of the warmest friendly so you can mingle freely with no worries about snooty people. DJ's playing the best Kizomba and Zouk through the night until 2am.
Classes start from 8pm EVERY Saturday
PRICE
£7 for one lesson or £10 for two lessons (text 07886471393 to be added to our text and discount list)
Party £5
ADDRESS
Bar Lenuccia
148 Camberwell New Road
SE5 0RR
TIMES
8pm Technique Class
9pm Absolute Beginner/ Beginner / Improver
10pm Party
MUSIC
DJ mixing and blending the best new and classic Kizomba, Ghettozouk, Semba, Kudoro as well as some R'n'B and Zouk.
DANCEFLOOR
Smooth sprung wooden flooring to keep in line with the smooth moves and music.
TRAVEL
1. Bar Lennucia is situated on the corner of Camberwell New Road and Vassall road
2. 5-10 mins walk from Oval underground station.
3. Free parking is available in the side roads at the back of the Bar/Pizzeria
4. Buses 36 and 185, 436 stop in front of Bar Lennucia from Vauxhall and Camberwell.
5. Bus 35, 45 and 59 stopping at Vassall Road from Brixton.
OTHER CLASSES AND NIGHTS
Kizomba Classes With A Practice Session Every 1st Thursday Of The Month From 8pm
The Pod Bar
105-109 The Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19 1QG
CONTACTS
1. E-mail: info@kizombaaddiction.com
2. Website: www.kizombaaddiction.com
3. Kizomba Addiction Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/kizombaaddiction
4. Syed Facebook: www.facebook.com/syedkizomba
5. Twitter: www.twitter.com/kizombaaddict
6. Mobile:07886471393
*registration required at http://www.kizombaaddiction.com/free-lesson/
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Lily Cai Dance Company 2013 Studio Concert [Professional Performances]Lily Cai Dance Company |
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Lily Cai Dance Studio
Come join the Lily Cai Dance Company for an evening of artistry & contrast, beauty & power, tradition & innovation. The 2013 Studio Concert Series will showcase three works, Mist Beneath (2008), Xing (2013) and Elements Andantes (2012).
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Virginia Arts Festival presents the STRAVINSKY CELEBRATION [Professional Performances]Virginia Arts Festival |
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Chrysler Hall
One hundred years ago in Paris, the lights went up on the premiere performance of The Rite of Spring. In Stravinsky’s music and Nijinsky’s choreography, every note, every step cried out for revolution. Celebrate a masterpiece that changed music and dance forever, in this performance that unites the full Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Richmond Ballet. Richmond Ballet will be performing the version created in 1993 with choreography by Salvatore Aiello. Opening the evening is the famed Stravinsky/George Balanchine masterwork, Duo Concertante.
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Les Miserables - The Ballet [Professional Performances]Ajkun Ballet Theatre |
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MMAC Theater
Open the door to nineteenth century France and witness the bravery of men and women overcoming political events with courage, compassion, forgiveness and love. A World Premiere by choreographer Leonard Ajkun.
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The Underground Series Part 1: Love & Guts [Professional Performances]The Pulse Project |
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Sacred
"Love & Guts," part one of The Pulse Project's year-long Underground Series. The Pulse Project is a re-envisioning of Pole Dancing as an art form celebrating women's strength.
In "Love & Guts" women share their life experiences as they undertake a heartbreaking, sensual, and stunning journey of secrets. At the core of each movement they face the inevitable questions of who they are and why. Share this vision and bear witness to this intimate experience.
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Triskelion Arts presents Jackie Moynahan and Bryon Carr [Professional Performances]Triskelion Arts |
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Triskelion Arts' Aldous Theater
Triskelion Arts is proud to present, A Network of Intimate Domains, a new work by Jackie Moynahan and Bryon Carr. Bryon Carr’s obsession with technology meets Jackie Moynahan’s fixation with storytelling in this premiere collaborative effort. The pair embarks on an experimental journey of the visceral, visual, and vulnerable. Dance, text, and video disorient and delight in a surprising stream-of-consciousness group performance that satiates the senses. More Info: www.triskelionarts.org
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NYLA Studio Series: Lance Gries [Professional Performances]Lance Gries |
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New York Live Arts
$5
The Studio Series offers an opportunity for research and development in a creative residency format, providing resources of time, space and a commission. The Studio Series is a research laboratory for physical explorations and new movement investigations with a focus on process, not final performance/product. The "performances" are intended to be informal public showings to share ideas with an audience in the intimate working space of the studio. Studio Series artists are curated internally by the Artistic Director in conjunction with Programming staff and guest curators from Urban Word NYC.
Studio Series is supported, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Jerome Foundation.
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Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet [Professional Performances] |
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City Center Studio 5
Miro Magloire presents his New Chamber Ballet in the premiere of a work to Morton Feldman's "Voice, Violin, Piano," featuring soprano Charlotte Mundy. Other Magloire works are set to Pierre Boulez, Mozart, and J.S. Bach. Dancers: Sarah Atkins, Elizabeth Brown, Holly Curran, Amber Neff. All music is played live by pianist Melody Fader and violinist Doori Na.
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State: Not Anywhere Near to Now [Professional Performances]Funsch Dance |
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CounterPULSE Theater
Christy Funsch’s latest solo work, State: not anywhere near to now, draws from Fritz Lang’s seminal film M. Funsch also premieres the group work Gone She's Gone featuring a sonic set designed by sound artist Tamara Albaitis. Funsch is joined by guest choreographer Katherine Longstreth from Portland.
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The Performance Project @ University Settlement presents Movement of the People Dance Company in: Her Veiled Reflections [Professional Performances]Movement of the People Dance Company |
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Speyer Hall, University Settlement
Speyer Hall at University Settlement
Her Veiled Reflections explores the secrets women keep and carry. It investigates how secrets shape the ways women move through their lives, view themselves and each other. Experience a dynamic dialogue between movement, live singing, and anonymous contributors who have dared to share their secrets in writing. Watch women unite and empower each other across culture, class, religion, and age. Witness how secrets can be transformed from what keeps us separate into what keeps us connected. Movement of the People Dance Company is a 2012-2013 Performance Project Artist-in-Residence. Join the company and collaborators in a talk back after the performances!
Cost: $15 General Admission, $10 Students and Seniors
Reserve your tickets now at: http://herveiledreflections.brownpapertickets.com/
For more info on MOPDC: www.movementofthepeopledance.com
For more info on The Performance Project: http://www.universitysettlement.org/us/programs/arts/AIR/
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Soraya Zayed, Egyptian Bellydance Superstar, Teaches in Los Altos CA [Workshops]Hala Dance |
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Mirage Hall, behind Pineapple Grill
Soraya Zayed of Egypt and Brazil, one of the world's most famous Bellydance artists, performs in ONE SHOW ONLY in Los Altos on Sat June 1 during her first visit to the Western USA. She will teach 2-day workshops in Los Altos on June 1 and 2, 2013. Show tickets available on: sorayashow.brownpapertickets.com/ Soraya is internationally acclaimed as one of the top Egyptian Bellydance superstars with followers all over the world. She mixes in her fiery Brazilian training with her passionate deeply moving Egyptian expressions forming a very unique style that touches the hearts and souls of her audience. She performs at top 5-stars Cairo hotels multiple shows per night, every day of the week. She is said to dance with her emotions on her sleeve. Soraya is world famous for her amazing shimmies and fabulous drum solos, which she will teach in her workshops.
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Let’s Celebrate, Haiti! [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
What would you eat if you lived in a place surrounded by water? What would you wear? Dive into the culture of Haiti by discovering unique art forms such as drape flags. Create a hanging craft inspired by traditional Haitian art.
Ages 5 & under
Admission $9.00
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Leaping, Flying, and Falling: Urban Bush Women 2013 Technique and Repertory Dance Intensive [Workshops]Urban Bush Women |
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Long Island University
We invite you to Leaping, Flying, and Falling: Urban Bush Women Technique and Repertory Dance Intensive, June 1-6, 2013 in Brooklyn, New York. During the intensive we will offer daily conditioning and technique classes, and repertory (including creative process, history, and physicality). There is an early bird special of $375 BEFORE May 6, 2013, and $500 after.
Please visit www.urbanbushwomen.org to register
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SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET 2013 WORKSHOP PERFORMANCES [Student Performances]School of American Ballet |
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The Peter Jay Sharp Theater
The School of American Ballet’s 2013 Workshop Performances will take place at Lincoln Center’s Peter Jay Sharp Theater on Saturday, June 1, (2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.) and Tuesday, June 4, (7:00 p.m. benefit performance) with an all-Balanchine program of Divertimento No. 15, Le Tombeau de Couperin, and Walpurgisnacht Ballet. As in years past, the performances will once again provide audiences with a unique opportunity to witness the pre-professional debuts of the nation’s most talented ballet students as they prepare to embark on professional ballet careers with notable companies around the U.S. and abroad.
Tickets for the 2013 Workshop Performances may be purchased online at www.sab.org/workshop beginning April 15. Mail order forms may be requested by calling (212) 769-6600. Ticket prices are $50 for June 1 (2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m). Tickets for the June 4 benefit performance and dinner dance are available at $100 (performance only), $1,000, $1,500 and $2,500. The Peter Jay Sharp Theater is located at 155 W. 65th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway).
• Balanchine’s elegant Divertimento No. 15, originally choreographed for New York City Ballet in 1956, has appeared on the Workshop program four times (1978, 1987, 1997, 2001) with SAB faculty member Suki Schorer staging each presentation of the ballet. Ms. Schorer, who danced a principal role in Divertimento No. 15 as a member of New York City Ballet under George Balanchine, will once again teach and rehearse SAB’s students in the musically intricate solo variations, pas de deux, and ensemble dances for 13 women and 3 men to Mozart’s Divertimento No. 15 in B-flat major.
• Maurice Ravel’s French-inflected Tombeau de Couperin was the inspiration for Balanchine’s ballet, which premiered as a highlight of NYCB’s 1975 Ravel Festival. The suite of dances for 8 couples in the baroque and classical style retains an aura of courtly formality despite the fact that the dancers perform in simple practice clothes. Le Tombeau de Couperin was previously performed at the 2004 Workshop. This year it will be staged for SAB by Rosemary Dunleavy (currently Ballet Mistress at New York City Ballet) and SAB faculty member Arch Higgins.
• In 1980, Balanchine revived and reworked the ballet he had originally created for the Paris Opera’s 1975 production of Faust for the occasion of New York City Ballet’s School of American Ballet gala benefit. Walpurgisnacht Ballet, intended as a piece d’occasion for the gala, proved so popular that it entered NYCB’s permanent repertoire. The ballet for 24 women and one male dancer was previously performed at the 1990 Workshop under the supervision of faculty member Susan Pilarre, who is once more staging the ballet for this year’s performances.
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Soraya Zayed Dinner & Dance Show, Egyptian Bellydance Superstar [Professional Performances]Hala Dance |
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Mirage Hall, behind Pineapple Grill
Soraya Zayed of Egypt and Brazil, one of the world's most famous Bellydance artists, performs in ONE SHOW ONLY in Los Altos on Sat June 1 during her first visit to the Western USA. She will teach 2-day workshops in Los Altos on June 1 and 2, 2013.
Tickets: $50 advance (till May 15). $65 at door. Includes a delicious Mediterranean buffet dinner catered by Rose Market, DJ music & open floor dancing and a fantastic dance show featuring local stars and headlined by Soraya Zayed.
Event is wheelchair accessible.
Show tickets available on: sorayashow.brownpapertickets.com/
Soraya is internationally acclaimed as one of the top Egyptian Bellydance superstars with followers all over the world. She mixes in her fiery Brazilian training with her passionate deeply moving Egyptian expressions forming a very unique style that touches the hearts and souls of her audience. She performs at top 5-stars Cairo hotels multiple shows per night, every day of the week. She is said to dance with her emotions on her sleeve. Soraya is world famous for her amazing shimmies and fabulous drum solos, which she will teach in her workshops.
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Spring Showcase 2013 - Graduation Performance [Student Performances]Ellison Ballet |
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MMAC
The award-winning Ellison Ballet - Professional Training Program culminates another sparkling year with its annual Spring Showcase and Graduation Ceremony.
Performances feature classical selections by such masters as Marius Petipa, Mikhail Fokine, Sergei Legat, and Vasili Vainonen. Included in the program are original works by artistic director Edward Ellison, international French choreographer Pascale Autrand, and a world-premiere by the talented, up-and-coming choreographer and former EB-PTP student, Jason Ambrose.
Tickets are $25 for students/seniors and $30 for general admission.
For tickets call 877.987.6487 or
follow the links below:
June 1st at 8:00 pm: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/276279
June 2nd at 7:30 pm: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/276285
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1st Of June Kizomba Dance Classes - Clube Vicio @ Bar Lenuccia [Special Events]Kizomba Addiction |
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Bar Lenuccia
A place with a great vibe and teachers with a burning passion to share the beautiful Kizomba dance. The crowd are some of the warmest friendly so you can mingle freely with no worries about snooty people. DJ's playing the best Kizomba and Zouk through the night until 2am.
Classes start from 8pm EVERY Saturday
PRICE
£7 for one lesson or £10 for two lessons (text 07886471393 to be added to our text and discount list)
Party £5
ADDRESS
Bar Lenuccia
148 Camberwell New Road
SE5 0RR
TIMES
8pm Technique Class
9pm Absolute Beginner/ Beginner / Improver
10pm Party
MUSIC
DJ mixing and blending the best new and classic Kizomba, Ghettozouk, Semba, Kudoro as well as some R'n'B and Zouk.
DANCEFLOOR
Smooth sprung wooden flooring to keep in line with the smooth moves and music.
TRAVEL
1. Bar Lennucia is situated on the corner of Camberwell New Road and Vassall road
2. 5-10 mins walk from Oval underground station.
3. Free parking is available in the side roads at the back of the Bar/Pizzeria
4. Buses 36 and 185, 436 stop in front of Bar Lennucia from Vauxhall and Camberwell.
5. Bus 35, 45 and 59 stopping at Vassall Road from Brixton.
OTHER CLASSES AND NIGHTS
Kizomba Classes With A Practice Session Every 1st Thursday Of The Month From 8pm
The Pod Bar
105-109 The Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19 1QG
CONTACTS
1. E-mail: info@kizombaaddiction.com
2. Website: www.kizombaaddiction.com
3. Kizomba Addiction Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/kizombaaddiction
4. Syed Facebook: www.facebook.com/syedkizomba
5. Twitter: www.twitter.com/kizombaaddict
6. Mobile:07886471393
*registration required at http://www.kizombaaddiction.com/free-lesson/
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Spectacular, Spectacular at Carnegie Music Hall [Student Performances]Carnegie Performing Arts Center |
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Spectacular, Spectacular, the Carnegie Performing Arts Center year end recital will be presented Saturday, June1 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, June 2 at 2 p.m. at the Andrew Carnegie Music Hall, 300 Beechwood Avenue in Carnegie.
Featured on the program will be original choreography by returning alumni Natalie Jean, teachers Mary Pusateri, Melissa Perpetua, Stephanie Hrabar, Lauren Blackwell, Courtney Killmeyer and Hanna Brandebura. Graduating seniors Stephanie Hrabar, Kiara Kennelly and Briana Mroz will be honored as well as Natalie Jean who will receive the Emerging Choreographer Award. The recital will feature performances in ballet, jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, tap and pre-dance.
Tickets to Spectacular, Spectacular are $15 for adults and $12 for students and seniors. For more information call 412-279-8887 or visit carnegieperformingartscenter.com.
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SIDRA BELL DANCE NEW YORK: 2013 SEASON []SIDRA BELL DANCE NEW YORK |
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Baruch Performing Arts Center
Sidra Bell Dance New York is excited to announce the 2013 New York City homecoming season presented at Baruch Performing Arts Center over the course of two weeks, from May 23 through June 2. The programs are a reflection of a unique vision to bring progressive and graphic performance art to a wide range of audiences in intimate settings.
Week 1 - Program A: Director's Choice
(Features the return of two audience favorites)
STELLA (2012) & POOL (2011)
Thursday, May 23 8 PM
Friday, May 24, 8 PM
Saturday, May 25, 8 PM
Sunday, May 26, 7 PM
Duration: 75 min (with intermission)
Week 2 - Program B: New Works
(Features works that have received critical acclaim)
Nudity (2012) & .heterogamy (2013)
Thursday, May 30, 8 PM
Friday, May 31, 8 PM
Saturday, June 1, 8 PM
Sunday, June 2, 7 PM
Duration: 75 min (with intermission)
Tickets: $25 ($20 Code BELL); $12 Students; $15
TICKET INFORMATION:
Baruch Performing Arts Box office: (646) 312-5073 (or) Purchase online: http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/bpac/calendar/index.php
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The Moving Creatures [Professional Performances] |
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The Actors Fund Arts Center
A mixed program of new dance work, ranging from classical etudes to inventions with glow sticks. Choreography by Sharyn Korey, Nicole Sabella, Jessie Stinnett, Janelle Barry and Kelly Turner. Featuring dancers Kaylin Carlucci, Jessica Einhorn, Kat Ellis, Yuki Ishiguro, Laura Lamp, Lindsey Ridgeway, and Henoch Spinola. Live music by guitarist Anna Mnich and pianist Ai Isshiki.
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Carolina Lugo's & Carolé Acuña's Ballet Flamenco []Carolina Lugo's & Carolé Acuña's Ballet Flamenco |
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Pena Pachamama
24/7 Ticket Hotline: 1-800-838-3006 dinner reservations 415-646-0018
Tickets online:Price: Adults $19 show $15 children/student w/ID
Website: www.carolinalugo.com
Date: June 2, 8,16,22,& 30; July 13, 21,27 at 6:15 pm
Are you in need of a sultry Spanish night, this summer or a place to take your out of town guest. So brace yourself for a night when the well worn hardwood floors of Pachamama resonate with the pulsating sounds of footwork, song, castanets, syncopated hand clapping and guitar. Carolina and her daughter Carolé Acuña and their company of musicians and dancers offer a special evening of entertainment. If you have not seen this group, this is an opportunity to experience their high energy and passion for their art that defines a new dimension in Flamenco and Spanish dance traditions.Carolina and Carole can provide some heat for a wonderful night for a date night, family gathering, or get together with friends and co-workers.
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The Dance Center Presents 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest June 3–8 [Workshops] |
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The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago
The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago presents the 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest, curated by Assistant Professor Lisa Gonzales with support from and in collaboration with Links Hall June 3–8. The Fest features workshops led by prominent dance artists, showings featuring local and guest artists, a public discussion and several performances. Participating artists, all interested in interdisciplinary and collaborative performance, include Daniel Halkin, Jennifer Monson, Peter Schmitz and Susan Sgorbati (see bios below).
All workshops take place at The Dance Center, 1306 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago.
Tuesday, June 4, 6–9 p.m.: Contact Improvisation Workshop/Jam led by Daniel Halkin.
Tuesday, June 4 and Wednesday, June 5, 1–4 p.m.: Susan Sgorbati will lead two workshops beginning with the Solo Practice, developing an individual’s diverse and original movement vocabulary, and proceeding to the Ensemble Practice, focusing on spontaneous group composition. Two ensemble forms will be introduced: the Complex Unison Form, based on the observation of natural systems, which exhibit self-organizing structuring principles (June 4), and The Memory Form, in which the dancers and musicians create an event that the ensemble remembers and reconstructs over time, revealing memory as a complex structuring process. There will be an Open Practice following the workshop June 5 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Grant Park.
Thursday, June 6, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.: Peter Schmitz welcomes dancers, actors, poets and others to a class using improvisation as a warm-up tool for the body and the mind as well as a form of discovering immediate content and form. “In my own work as a creative artist I have been exploring the collisions, the juxtapositions, the complementary rhythms of two languages: the language of spoken word (texts) and that of movement language.”
Friday, June 7, 1–4 p.m. and Saturday, June 8, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.: Jennifer Monson leads a workshop investigating “how we make scores out of the systems that we live in, observe and are attracted to. In this instance we will work with a score as a set of parameters that create improvisational choices within a particular context.”
“The 2013 Improvisation Fest seeks to remind us of the interconnectedness that blurs the boundaries we perceive,” said Gonzales. Furthering the appreciation of improvisation, engaging the relationship between dancing bodies, art-making and the natural (and not-so-natural) world, as well as celebrating the many improvisation practitioners in Chicago and around the Midwest are important components of the festival.
Tickets and registration
The 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest takes place June 3–7:
• The workshops with Susan Sgorbati (June 4 and 5 combined), Peter Schmitz (June 6) and Jennifer Monson (June 7, two sessions combined) are $60 per workshop, $30 for students; the Contact Improvisation Workshop/Jam with Daniel Halkin on June 4 is $5, $3 for students. All workshops take place at The Dance Center, 1306 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. Registration is available by calling The Dance Center, 312-369-8330.
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The Dance Center Presents 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest June 3–8 [Professional Performances] |
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The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago
The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago presents the 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest, curated by Assistant Professor Lisa Gonzales with support from and in collaboration with Links Hall June 3–8. The Fest features workshops led by prominent dance artists, showings featuring local and guest artists, a public discussion and several performances. Participating artists, all interested in interdisciplinary and collaborative performance, include Daniel Halkin, Jennifer Monson, Peter Schmitz and Susan Sgorbati (see bios below).
Performances and discussion
Monday, June 3, 7 p.m., Links Hall at Constellation, 3111 N. Western Ave., Chicago: Improvisers from Chicago and the surrounding Midwest kick off the festival with a performance.
Thursday, June 6, 8 p.m., The Dance Center, 1306 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago: Jennifer Monson presents her newest work, Live Dancing Archive, which explores the dancing body in conjunction with the moving image of video and other media as an archive of place, experience and systems. This project draws on Monson's history of choreographic research exploring the relationship of place to self and the ideological constructions of environment and embodied identities. The solo returns to ideas developed in her work in the ’90s, when her involvement in queer activism was affecting her choreography, and connects to strategies developed in her recent work investigating phenomena such as animal migrations, geological formations and watersheds. Performer Jeff Kolar also composed the music. Monson will participate in a post-performance discussion. A related video installation, created by Robin Vachal, will be on display at The Dance Center throughout the Improvisation Fest.
Friday, June 7, 7 p.m., The Dance Center, 1306 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago: Jennifer Monson, Susan Sgorbati and Peter Schmitz lead a free discussion for the community, moderated by Jennifer Kayle, associate professor and co-director of the graduate program in the Dance Department at the University of Iowa. Questions the artists will consider include: What is radical now? What is the importance of improvisation to progressive education and the development of the individual and community? What kinds of meanings are revealed when we examine the profound depths of self-organizational structuring processes. How can the improvisational approaches we generate in dance give us ways of understanding and adapting to the instability of the rapid climate change we are facing? How does the scale of massive data mining and collection change the production of bodies? What is civil disobedience in dance?
Tickets and registration
The 2013 Chicago Improvisation Fest takes place June 3–8:
• Tickets for Jennifer Monson’s Living Dance Archive Thursday, June 6 at 8 p.m. at The Dance Center are $15, $5 for students, and are available by calling The Dance Center, 312-369-8330.
• Tickets for the performance Monday, June 3 at 7 p.m. at Links Hall at Constellation, 3111 N. Western Ave., Chicago, are $15, $12 if purchased online and $10 for students at the door or at linkshall.org.
• Admission to the June 7 discussion, which takes place at The Dance Center, is free.
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The School of American Ballet Workshop Performance Benefit 2013 [Special Events]The School of American Ballet |
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Lincoln Center's Peter Jay Sharp Theater
The School of American Ballet announces the Workshop Performance Benefit 2013 on Tuesday, June 4, 2013, honoring Peter Martins’ and Kay Mazzo’s 30th Anniversary at SAB. Cocktails begin at 5:30pm at Morse Hall at the Juilliard School, 155 W. 65th Street, followed by the performance at 7pm at Lincoln Center’s Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 155 W. 65th Street, and dinner and dancing at 9pm in the School’s Studios in the Samuel B. and David Rose Building, 165 W. 65th Street, 5th floor. Attire is cocktail or festive. Tickets begin at $300 and tables begin at $15,000. To purchase tickets, a table, or for more information, please contact Natalie Schweizer at nschweizer@sab.org or (212) 769-6610.
The Workshop Performance Benefit 2013 is The School of American Ballet’s most anticipated event of the year. The annual Workshop Performances are SAB’s only public performances and a rare opportunity to get a sneak preview of the ballet world’s up and coming young stars. A Benefit Dinner follows the Tuesday evening performance at Lincoln Center, and attracts more than 550 arts patrons, corporate VIPs and New York’s social elite for a seated dinner and dancing in the SAB studios, which are transformed into elegant dining rooms for the evening.
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Auditions: 2014 Creative Dance Center Competition Team [Special Events]Creative Dance Center Competition Team |
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Creative Dance Center (Chantilly Studio)
Creative Dance Center is excited to invite your dancer to audition for our Award Winning Competition Team’s 2013-2014 Competitive Season!
Dancers should have a strong background in ballet and jazz in order to audition for the team. Dancers should arrive in appropriate ballet attire (black leotard, pink tights, with hair in a bun) and bring all styles of current dance shoes (jazz, ballet, and tap). Interested audition participants must call the Chantilly Studio at (703) 378-1800 to reserve a space and receive your audition time.
Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Creative Dance Center’s Chantilly Studio
14155 Sullyfield Circle, Suite E
Chantilly, Virginia 20151
The Creative Dance Center Competition Team consists of approximately 140 boys and girls ranging in age from 4 to 18. The dancers compete regionally and nationally in Lyrical, Jazz, Tap, and Contemporary categories. Required classes for CDC*CT members are Ballet, Jazz, and Lyrical. Tap is optional. The Team has won numerous top awards at both the Regional and National levels. Youth dancers on the team have won dance training scholarships at conventions and workshops.
Although The Creative Dance Center Competition Team program’s primary focus providing a strong dance education, the program stresses the principles of strong teamwork: working hard towards mutual goals, building positive team spirit, and supporting other dancers. In addition, our dancers are provided opportunities to volunteer and/or perform for various charitable community projects.
The Creative Dance Center Competition Team has earned esteemed accolades and national titles for their athleticism and artistry. In 2012 alone, they brought home 14 national titles from Nexstar Nationals in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
For more information about Creative Dance Center’s Competition Team, please call our Chantilly Studio at (703) 378-1800, email us at info@CDCdance.com, or visit us at http://www.CDCdance.com/
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Lydia Johnson Dance [Professional Performances]Lydia Johnson Dance |
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Ailey Citigroup Theater
Lydia Johnson presents her company in premieres to music by Franz Schubert and contemporary Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov. Known for her seamless blend of ballet and contemporary techniques and her sensitive musicality, Johnson also presents works set to music by J.S. Bach and Henryk Gorecki, danced by a 15 member ensemble whose credits include ABT and the companies of Tricia Brown, Kyle Abraham, Lar Lubovitch, and more.
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Kizomba Dance Lessons Thursday 6th Of June Only Once a Month [Special Events]Kizomba Addiction |
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The Pod Bar
*1st Kizomba dance CLASS or PARTY for FREE!
*one MONTH pass to ALL Kizomba Addiction events ONLY £20 on your first visit!
Classes Start From 8pm EVERY 1st Thursday Of The Month With Leading Kizomba Teacher Syed Ali
PRICE
£7 for one class £10 for 2 (includes party)
ADDRESS
The Pod Bar
105-109 The Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19 1QG
TIMES
8pm Technique Class
9pm Improvisation Class
10pm Party
MUSIC
Mix of the best new and classic Kizomba, Ghettozouk and Zouk.
TRAVEL
1. The Pod Bar is situated next to the New Wimbledon Theatre.
2. The Pod bar 5-10 mins walk from both South Wimbledon (Northern) or Wimbledon (District) tube Stations
3. Cheap and easy parking is available beside the venue, also you can get free parking very close by the venue in the back roads.
4. Buses 131, 219, 57 and 93 stop directly in front of the venue.
5. Trams available from Croydon
6. Direct links on the Overground from Kingston, Richmond, Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and Victoria
DRINKS
2-4-1 on Cocktails from 6-10pm
OTHER CLASSES AND NIGHTS
Every Saturday Night Classes and Party - Clube Vicio @ Bar Lenuccia
148 Camberwell New Road
SE5 0RR
Prices and times same as above.
CONTACTS
1. E-mail: info@kizombaaddiction.com
2. Website: www.kizombaaddiction.com
3. Kizomba Addiction Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/kizombaaddiction
4. Syed Facebook: www.facebook.com/syedkizomba
5. Twitter: www.twitter.com/kizombaaddict
6. Mobile :07886471393
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Urban Bush Women's 2013 Company Auditions [Special Events]Urban Bush Women |
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Brooklyn Academy of Music
If you are a dancer with strong dynamic range, collaborative instincts, and keen musicality please join Urban Bush Women for our 2013 company auditions. Please visit http://bit.ly/15XiDJC for more information and to register. Urban Bush Women's mission is to create dance and to create community. Founded in 1984 by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Urban Bush Women (UBW) seeks to bring the untold and under-told histories and stories of disenfranchised people to light through dance. We do this from a woman-centered perspective and as members of the African Diaspora community in order to create a more equitable balance of power in the dance world and beyond.
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Blooming Babies: Let’s Celebrate, Panama! [Professional Performances]Brooklyn Children's Museum |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Explore the culture and natural environment of Panama by hearing stories about the famous Panamanian golden frog. Listen to enchanting Panamanian music while creating a golden frog puppet to take home.
Ages 18 mos. - 2 ½ yrs
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Blooming Babies: Let’s Celebrate, Panama! [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Explore the culture and natural environment of Panama by hearing stories about the famous Panamanian golden frog. Listen to enchanting Panamanian music while creating a golden frog puppet to take home.
Ages 18 mos. - 2 ½ yrs
Admission $9.00
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Rotunda Dance Series: Ballet Folklórico Netzahualcoyotl and Fogo Na Roupa [Professional Performances]Ballet Folklórico Netzahualcoyotl and Fogo Na Roupa Performing Company |
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San Francisco City Hall
This free public performance is part of the Rotunda Dance Series, a partnership between Dancers’ Group and World Arts West with San Francisco’s Grants for the Arts and San Francisco City Hall. June's featured groups, Ballet Folklórico Netzahualcoyotl and Fogo Na Roupa Performing Company, serve as the opening event of the 35th Anniversary San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, which celebrates and fosters appreciation for the diverse ethnic communities in the Bay Area.
Ballet Folklórico Netzahualcoyotl performs Matlachines of Zacatecas, a Catholic processional dance performed in the city of Zacatecas to honor The Virgin of Guadalupe. Fogo Na Roupa performs Carnaval do Fogo, bringing an unstoppable street party to the Rotunda, dancing clothes-on-fire samba, a full contingent of drummers and dancers parading together—with a shared goal is euphoria.
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Sandy Springs Ballet Company Auditions [Special Events]Sandy Springs Ballet (Georgia) |
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The Bush Centre for Ballet
The Sandy Springs Ballet, newly formed non-profit dance company in Sandy Springs Georgia is having spring and summer auditions for ages 11-26 for their apprentice, pre-professional, professional programs.
The Auditions will be held on May 17, 18, 19 and June 7,8,9 at The Bush Centre for Ballet in Sandy Springs.
All applicants should expect to take a placement class during the audition. Those ages 11-12 should have some exposure to Pointe, while ages 13-16 hould have a minimum of 2 years of pointe to apply for any of the programs. Applicants for the Professional and Pre-professional program should bring a photo, video of themselves, and a one page resume stating their dance career desires. Our program includes annual training, performance(s), and community outreach. For more information, visit our website, www.sandyspringsballet.com, or email artisticdir2013@mindspring.com for forms.
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NYLA Studio Series: luciana achugar [Professional Performances]luciana achugar |
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New York Live Arts
$5
The Studio Series offers an opportunity for research and development in a creative residency format, providing resources of time, space and a commission. The Studio Series is a research laboratory for physical explorations and new movement investigations with a focus on process, not final performance/product. The "performances" are intended to be informal public showings to share ideas with an audience in the intimate working space of the studio. Studio Series artists are curated internally by the Artistic Director in conjunction with Programming staff and guest curators from Urban Word NYC.
Sign up for luciana's Shared Practice, Jun 8, 1:30-3:30pm, $15.
Studio Series is supported, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Jerome Foundation.
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Mary Anthony, dance pioneer, book signing [Special Events]Revolution Books |
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Book signing
Announcing the book signing of dance pioneer Mary Anthony and author Mary Price Boday!!!!
Where: Revolution Books, 146 W 26th St,(between 6th and 7th Avenue), New York, NY 10001
(212) 691-3345 (http://www.revolutionbooksnyc.org/)
When: Tuesday June 7, 2013 at 7 PM
Mary Anthony is one of the unrecognized heroes in the history of modern dance. During the time she taught for Hanya Holm, she trained Alwin Nikolais and later in her own school, her teaching was an influence on the lives of many dancers. Despite her influence, Mary is not recognized on the modern dance history tree. Hopefully this biography will change that and bring this hidden diamond into the light for all to see.
A Dancer’s Journey - It All Began with a Lie covers Mary Anthony’s childhood, as well as the joys and hardships she experienced in the course of achieving her dreams. Included is the creation of her school, and later, her company. The book explores her golden years, her struggles, and surviving her greedy landlord in New York City. These events illustrate her tenacity and ability to withstand and conquer the many challenges in her life.
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Spring 2013: Flamenco Latino Adult Student Recital [Student Performances]Flamenco Latino |
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A full-spectrum flamenco performance by Flamenco Latino's adult students featuring...
Flamenco dance
Cante
and
Guitar!
on Friday, June 7th, 2013, 8PM at
Flamenco Latino Studio Theater
244 West 54 Street, 404
New York, NY 10019
Tickets:
$12/Advance
$15/Door
$5/Children
Call 212-399-8519 to reserve.
www.flamencolatino.com
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Big Blue Sea [] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Explore sea creatures up close and learn about ocean diversity at our Touch Tank!
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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Big Bugs [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Wriggle like a worm, slide like a snail, flit like a butterfly or fly away home like a ladybug. Learn about the fascinating life of a new backyard critter each week.
Ages 3 & Up
Admission $9.00
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Sensory Room Family Hours [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Over, under, swing and rock as you explore our newest space at BCM. Unlock doors on our Sensory Snake or relax and read on our fluff chair mountain. This is an inclusive space that engages children of all abilities. This room provides a welcoming environment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Space is limited; availability on first come, first served basis.
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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Cultural Connections Performance: Dances and Folklore of Japan (Okinawa) [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Japanese traditional dancer and folk singer Junko Fisher offers a program of Okinawan-style traditional dance and folk songs, accompanied by the traditional instrument called Sanshin (a three-stringed lute). Junko's interactive session includes a brief history of Japanese traditional dance and music, as well as teaching folk dances to participants.
Cultural Connections Performance supported by The Tiger Baron Foundation
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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NYLA Shared Practice with luciana achugar [Workshops]luciana achugar |
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New York Live Arts
Shared Practice workshops allow Live Arts season artists to share their physical and creative practices/processes. Occurring on Saturdays throughout the season, these studio-based, process-focused experiences provide a dynamic exchange for artists who would like to experience a process other than their own among a group of diverse professionals. All classes will occur in the studio or the Bessie Schonberg theater at New York Live Arts.
$15/class. Class size is limited. Advance purchase is recommended to guarantee a spot.
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Sensory Room Family Hours [] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Over, under, swing and rock as you explore our newest space at BCM. Unlock doors on our Sensory Snake or relax and read on our fluff chair mountain. This is an inclusive space that engages children of all abilities. This room provides a welcoming environment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Space is limited; availability on first come, first served basis.
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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Animal Adventures [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Learn about and touch live animals from the Museum’s living collection.
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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Peter Kyle Dance - 100 DAYS [Professional Performances]Triskelion Arts Presents |
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Triskelion Arts' Aldous Theater
Following its sold-out premiere in Fall 2012 Triskelion remounts Kyle’s extended solo chronicling one hundred days of borrowed movement. Exposing the artist’s versatility as a performer and testing his endurance, the work is an assemblage of impressions showcasing both expressive range and physical nuance. Ever hear the maxim, “If you put it onstage, no one will believe it”? Well… believe it, these personae are real. Or are they? Dancing in a spare landscape to William Catanzaro’s mesmerizing score and under Andrew Dickerson’s moody lighting Kyle navigates a line traveling between mimicry, invention and reality. The work evolved out of one hundred consecutive days of observations between July 1st and October 8th 2012. This time, the original characters are rearranged and joined by newcomers, re-embodied and stuffed (like Kyle) into a nude unitard designed by Garo Sparo.
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8th Of June Kizomba Dance Classes - Clube Vicio @ Bar Lenuccia [Special Events]Kizomba Addiction |
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Bar Lenuccia
A place with a great vibe and teachers with a burning passion to share the beautiful Kizomba dance. The crowd are some of the warmest friendly so you can mingle freely with no worries about snooty people. DJ's playing the best Kizomba and Zouk through the night until 2am.
Classes start from 8pm EVERY Saturday
PRICE
£7 for one lesson or £10 for two lessons (text 07886471393 to be added to our text and discount list)
Party £5
ADDRESS
Bar Lenuccia
148 Camberwell New Road
SE5 0RR
TIMES
8pm Technique Class
9pm Absolute Beginner/ Beginner / Improver
10pm Party
MUSIC
DJ mixing and blending the best new and classic Kizomba, Ghettozouk, Semba, Kudoro as well as some R'n'B and Zouk.
DANCEFLOOR
Smooth sprung wooden flooring to keep in line with the smooth moves and music.
TRAVEL
1. Bar Lennucia is situated on the corner of Camberwell New Road and Vassall road
2. 5-10 mins walk from Oval underground station.
3. Free parking is available in the side roads at the back of the Bar/Pizzeria
4. Buses 36 and 185, 436 stop in front of Bar Lennucia from Vauxhall and Camberwell.
5. Bus 35, 45 and 59 stopping at Vassall Road from Brixton.
OTHER CLASSES AND NIGHTS
Kizomba Classes With A Practice Session Every 1st Thursday Of The Month From 8pm
The Pod Bar
105-109 The Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19 1QG
CONTACTS
1. E-mail: info@kizombaaddiction.com
2. Website: www.kizombaaddiction.com
3. Kizomba Addiction Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/kizombaaddiction
4. Syed Facebook: www.facebook.com/syedkizomba
5. Twitter: www.twitter.com/kizombaaddict
6. Mobile:07886471393
*registration required at http://www.kizombaaddiction.com/free-lesson/
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Peridance Capezio Center's 30th Anniversary Gala [Special Events]Peridance Capezio Center |
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NYU Skirball Center
Description: Peridance Capezio Center is honored to announce and invite you to our 30th Anniversary Gala, celebrating three decades of excellence in dance. This Gala will celebrate the many people within our community who have contributed to our success and helped shape Peridance into what it is today. Attendees are invited to join for a pre-performance champagne reception at the NYU Skirball Center, and a post-performance party at Peridance Capezio Center (admission included with any ticket purchase). More info and ticket purchases are available in the following link:
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Peridance Capezio Center's 30th Anniversary Gala [Special Events]Peridance Capezio Center |
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NYU Skirball Center
Peridance Capezio Center is honored to announce and invite you to our 30th Anniversary Gala, celebrating three decades of excellence in dance. This Gala will celebrate the many people within our comm unity who have contributed to our success and helped shape Peridance into what it is today. Attendees are invited to join for a pre-performance champagne reception at the NYU Skirball Center, and a post-performance party at Peridance Capezio Center (admission included with any ticket purchase).
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Support the next generation of Flamenco and Ballet artists! [Student Performances]Flamenco Latino |
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Flamenco Latino Studio Theater
Support the young students of Flamenco Latino at their end of season recital in Flamenco dance and Ballet! Featuring students from:
--Children's Flamenco Class
--Prof. Rosemary Lindt's Ballet Class
--Site Partner students from Uptown Dance Academy
Sunday, June 9, 2013, 4:30 PM
at
Flamenco Latino Studio Theater
244 West 54 Street, 404
New York, NY 10019
Tickets:
$10/Advance
$12/Door
$5/Children
Call 212-399-8519 to reserve.
www.flamencolatino.com
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KIDS DANCE [Professional Performances]Eliot Feld's Ballet Tech |
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the Joyce theater
Eliot Feld's KIDS DANCE is back with a program that premieres Feld's "Upside Dance," and charms with "A Stair Dance," and the classic "Meshugana Dance." Special guest Wei-Chia Su will perform "Zeppo , Act I, an intermission in three acts," inspired by the Marx brother hardly anybody knows. The opening night, June 13th, also includes performances by New York City Ballet's Tiler Peck (in the 1976 "Impromptu"), Wu-Kang Chen in "is," and Kaitlyn Gilliland in the premiere of "of Inwit," all choreography by Feld.
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PNDT + Renegade Hip Hop Troupe Premiere "?culture" at Danspace Project 6/13-6/15 [Professional Performances]Patricia Noworol Dance Theater |
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Danspace Project
The Patricia Noworol Dance Theater (PNDT), a NYC-based company committed to the creation of unique dance and physical theater performances that demand life, passion, and physicality, presents the U.S. premiere of Patricia Noworol’s latest work ?Culture over the course of three evenings June 13 – 15, 2013. Celebrating its five year anniversary, PNDT is joined by the award-winning Hip Hop troupe, RENEGADE (Herne, Germany), in this risk-taking, provocative piece that sharply criticizes institutionalized culture and business.
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Margret Dietz Centenary [Special Events]Margret Dietz Students |
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Benedicta Arts Center
100th Birthday of Margret Dietz, German Expressionist Modern Dancer who passed away in Minnesota in 1972. Ms. Dietz was a student and friend of Mary Wigman who after surviving WWII came to America and taught dance in colleges and universities in IL, CA, CN, UT, IN and MN. "Dietzchkins" who studied and worked with Margret Dietz are honoring her life and work on June 15th, 2013. The dedication of her archives, oral history gathering, master class and an informal performance will grace this day of remembrance and tribute. The College of Saint Benedict's in Saint Joseph, MN is about 90 minutes northwest of Mpls/St Paul, MN. Suggested contribution for the day: $50.00, scholarships available. The college has dormitories and apartments for rent as needed. FFI: Lindalee Soderstrom at fastxfarnwide@yahoo.com or 507-523-2327
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En Avant [Special Events]The Hyde Park School of Dance |
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Reva And David Logan Arts Center
HYDE PARK SCHOOL OF DANCE CELEBRATES 20 YEARS WITH “EN AVANT” JUNE 14 AND 15
Joffrey, Joel Hall, Deeply Rooted Join Tyego Dance Project, HPSD Alumni, and Students at Logan Arts Center
Hyde Park School of Dance (HPSD) celebrates 20 years of inspiring and training dancers, from young students to accomplished professionals, with “En Avant” (Moving Forward), featuring a world premiere by HPSD Founding Artistic Director August Tye, guest performances by members of the Joffrey Ballet, Joel Hall Dancers, Deeply Rooted Dance Theater, Paul Sanasardo Dancers and more. Performances are June 14 at 7 p.m. and June 15 at 2 p.m. at the Reva and David Logan Arts Center, 915 E. 60th St., Chicago. The Saturday performance also honors several individuals important to the history of HPSD and includes a VIP reception.
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American Dance Festival Presents Shen Wei Dance Arts [Professional Performances]Shen Wei Dance Arts |
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Durham Performing Arts Center
or over a decade Shen Wei has created timeless dance works that evoke a sense of drama and mystery and immerse audiences in the visually rich world emerging onstage. His stunning company will kick off the 80th anniversary with two beautifully stirring works including "Near the Terrace" and the world premiere of "Collective Measures."
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Block Party [Special Events]Brooklyn Children's Museum |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Let your imagination soar to new heights while you explore a unique assortment of blocks to play with. Build an imaginary castle with foam blocks, map out a new neighborhood with wooded ones, or use cardboard blocks to create whimsical patterns.
All Ages
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Block Party [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Let your imagination soar to new heights while you explore a unique assortment of blocks to play with. Build an imaginary castle with foam blocks, map out a new neighborhood with wooded ones, or use cardboard blocks to create whimsical patterns.
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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Cultural Connections Performance East Meets West: The Shakuhachi Flute and Dragon Trumpet with Aaron Shragge [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Aaron Ryuko Shragge will present an interactive performance of traditional and original music for Zen meditation on the shakuhachi as well as on the new instrument—the Dragon Mouth Trumpet. Aaron has studied and performed with great masters of the Japanese flute and North Indian Vocals including: Ronnie Nyogestu Reishin Seldin, Kurahashi Yodo II, and Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan and works as a music therapist for Art Beyond Sight.
Cultural Connections Performance supported by The Tiger Baron Foundation
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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ECO Boys & Girls Book Reading [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Join top model and eco-activist, MARIA SNYDER for an exclusive reading from her ECO BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKS, a series focused on environmental education. ECO BOYS AND GIRLS, are 5 animated characters that engage youth and families to be aware of, involved with and connected to each other and the earth and to empower them to take ownership of our planet, learn about the environment and explore creative new ways to live in harmony. An animated introduction to the characters will be followed by the book reading and Q&A activity.
Ages 3-10 yrs
Admission $9.00
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Special Sensory Program: What’s that Sound? [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Is it raining in the Sensory Room? Be inspired by the soothing sound of rain and then create your own watercolor picture to take home.
All Ages
Admission $9.00
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I Love My Daddy [Special Events] |
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
Celebrate the wonderful world of dads! Listen to jazz music while making a gift to give to a special man in your life.
Ages 5 & under
Admission $9.00
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Susan Lyle Studios Presents Arabian Nights [Student Performances]Susan Lyle Studios |
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Eissey Campus Theatre at Palm Beach State College
Eissey Campus Theatre at Palm Beach State College
Aladdin, a street rat, is the only person who can enter the Cave of Wonders to retrieve the magic lamp for the dark Sorcerer.. Aladdin, trapped in the Cave of Wonders with his sidekick, Abu, is guided by precious gems & discovers the Jeanie of the lamp. Aladdin uses his wishes to become a prince & win the beautiful, kind-hearted Princess Jasmine. The evil Sorcerer learns Aladdin is Jasmine's suitor. She reveals his identity and Alladin has to fight for Jasmine with the knowledge of his upbringing. *Note Arabian Nights will beAct2 of the performance. Act1 will feature works by the Susan Lyle Faculty & Guest Faculty.
Advanced tickets sales starting 5/1/13. Meet the Arabian Nights characters after both shows! Meet and Greet passes available for $10 each (limited quantity). Tickets may be purchased at the Theatre the day of the show
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Susan Lyle Studios Presents Arabian Nights [Student Performances]Susan Lyle Studios |
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Eissey Campus Theatre at Palm Beach State College
Aladdin, a street rat, is the only person who can enter the Cave of Wonders to retrieve the magic lamp for the dark Sorcerer.. Aladdin, trapped in the Cave of Wonders with his sidekick, Abu, is guided by precious gems & discovers the Jeanie of the lamp. Aladdin uses his wishes to become a prince & win the beautiful, kind-hearted Princess Jasmine. The evil Sorcerer learns Aladdin is Jasmine's suitor. She reveals his identity and Alladin has to fight for Jasmine with the knowledge of his upbringing. *Note Arabian Nights will beAct 2 of the performance. Act 1 will feature works choreographed by the Susan Lyle Faculty & Guest Faculty. Call studio for advanced tickets sales starting 5/1/13. $32.00 Center, $28.00 Sides, $25.00 Balcony Meet the Arabian Nights characters after both shows! Meet and Greet passes available for $10 each (limited quantity). Tickets may be purchased at the Theatre the day of the show.
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The Young Choreographer's Festival [Professional Performances]The Young Choreographer's Festival |
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Symphony Space
Presenting some of the most up and coming young (ages 18-25) choreographers in all genres of dance, the 4th annual Young Choreographer's Festival will be held on June 15th, 2013 at Peter Norton, Symphony Space in NYC.
We aim to educate, foster, and most importantly support the cultivation of young artists in all genres of dance.
We wish to encourage the development of all choreographic voices!
Our chosen choreographers receive rehearsal space, a Mentor, private classes, and an Industry Talk Back Panel.
The 2013 Young Choreographer's Festival will present the works of the following 18-25 year old choreographers:
Mishi Castroverde
Michael Cerwinski
Deanna Karlheim
Aline Koinoglou
Alyson Laury
Daniel Longo
Sarah Mettin
Danielle Schulz
Zanza Steinberg
Annalee Traylor
Eryn Renee Young
2013 Guest Artists:
BARE Dance Company/Mike Esperanza
Derek Mitchell Dance Company
Flexicurve/Pascal Rekoert
Kristin Sudeikis Dance
Neil 'Dradle' Schwartz
Paul Taylor Dance Company Youth Ensemble
R.E.D. Rhapsody En Dance
Shelly Hutchinson
Synthesis Dance Project/Tracie Stanfield
The Young Choreographer's Festival is proudly sponsored by Broadway Dance Center, Peridance Capezio Center, The Edge PAC, Capezio, Dancing Across Borders, Uncovered Choreography Workshops, Griskho, :pushing progress, StageDoorAccess.com, Dance Informa, Tezoro Productions/Live at BDC, and World Dance Movement.
Our Advisory Board: Tabitha & Napoleon D'Umo - Tracie Stanfield - Michele Assaf - Laura Diffenderfer - Andy Funk - Diane King - Bill Prudich - Faith Rein - Pascal Rekoert - Shelly Hutchinson - Jim Keith - Desmond Richardson - Ryan Saab - Rachel Bress - Maurice Brandon Curry - Sheila Barker - Kat Wildish.
Tickets available for purchase at https://tickets.symphonyspace.org/public/auto_choose_ga.asp?area=17
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American Dance Festival Presents The 605 Collective [Professional Performances]The 605 Collective |
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Reynolds Industries Theater at Duke University
The 605 Collective has rapidly emerged as one of Canada's hottest companies in recent years by drawing inspiration from the colliding worlds of urban and contemporary dance. This summer they will make their ADF debut with their 2009 work, "Audible," a highly kinetic dance performers jump, dive, collide, and tumble to transform movement into an entertaining contact sport.
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15th Of June Kizomba Dance Classes - Clube Vicio @ Bar Lenuccia [Special Events]Kizomba Addiction |
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Bar Lenuccia
A place with a great vibe and teachers with a burning passion to share the beautiful Kizomba dance. The crowd are some of the warmest friendly so you can mingle freely with no worries about snooty people. DJ's playing the best Kizomba and Zouk through the night until 2am.
Classes start from 8pm EVERY Saturday
PRICE
£7 for one lesson or £10 for two lessons (text 07886471393 to be added to our text and discount list)
Party £5
ADDRESS
Bar Lenuccia
148 Camberwell New Road
SE5 0RR
TIMES
8pm Technique Class
9pm Absolute Beginner/ Beginner / Improver
10pm Party
MUSIC
DJ mixing and blending the best new and classic Kizomba, Ghettozouk, Semba, Kudoro as well as some R'n'B and Zouk.
DANCEFLOOR
Smooth sprung wooden flooring to keep in line with the smooth moves and music.
TRAVEL
1. Bar Lennucia is situated on the corner of Camberwell New Road and Vassall road
2. 5-10 mins walk from Oval underground station.
3. Free parking is available in the side roads at the back of the Bar/Pizzeria
4. Buses 36 and 185, 436 stop in front of Bar Lennucia from Vauxhall and Camberwell.
5. Bus 35, 45 and 59 stopping at Vassall Road from Brixton.
OTHER CLASSES AND NIGHTS
Kizomba Classes With A Practice Session Every 1st Thursday Of The Month From 8pm
The Pod Bar
105-109 The Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19 1QG
CONTACTS
1. E-mail: info@kizombaaddiction.com
2. Website: www.kizombaaddiction.com
3. Kizomba Addiction Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/kizombaaddiction
4. Syed Facebook: www.facebook.com/syedkizomba
5. Twitter: www.twitter.com/kizombaaddict
6. Mobile:07886471393
*registration required at http://www.kizombaaddiction.com/free-lesson/
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CityDance Conservatory Dancers in Concert [Student Performances]CityDance |
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Concert Hall at Strathmore Music Center
The young talents of CityDance Conservatory take to the main stage at Strathmore for an exciting evening of dance! The performance will highlight the challenging contemporary, classical and fusion repertory from the 2012-2013 season with works by Conservatory faculty choreographers Robert J. Priore, Christopher K. Morgan, Junichi Fukuda, Vikki Weinberger and more, as well as classical repertory coached by the Conservatory ballet faculty and ballet mistress Ludmila Morkovina. This exciting evening will also feature dances created by guest artist Ron K. Brown and Brazilian choreographers Janice Botelho and Alex Neoral.
Photo Credit- Theo Kossenas, Media 4 Artists
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