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TRIP
Dance Theatre One village's passage
through the cycles of life and the seasons celebrates the power of ritual.
TRIP's last Ford premiere: "a mind-blowing journey into the aural and
physical" (Los Angeles Times). |
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HYSTERICA
DANCE CO. The company that
"specializes in dances of transformation" (Los Angeles Times) captures
the kaleidoscope of human relationships in lush dance and film images,
backed by violin and piano punctuated by pop. |
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AEOLIAN
BALLET THEATRE/LA The Bard expressed
in the passionate, provocative language of ballet as choreographers Charles
Maple (American Ballet Theatre), Josie Walsh (Joffrey Ballet) and Patricia
Stander (Royal Ballet) interpret three masterpieces. |
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JAZZ TAP ENSEMBLE L.A.'s world renowned
rhythm tap dance company, under Lynn Dally's direction, delivers
live jazz, tributes to the masters - Bojangles, Nicholas Brothers, Jimmy
Slyde, Gregory Hines, Eddie Brown - and the spirited teen Caravan Project. |
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BALLET
FOLKLÓRICO DEL PACÍFICO |
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LULA
WASHINGTON DANCE THEATRE African-American
folk culture is brought to vibrant life by Washington's "marvelous" (New
York Times) company, Linda Tillery (formerly of Sweet Honey
in the Rock) and the Bay Area's Cultural Heritage Choir. |
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Fountain
Theatre SONIDOS GITANOS
/ GYPSY FLAMENCO From the cradle of Flamenco in southern Spain comes Maria Bermudez and her company of dancers, singers and musicians. Experience this passionate, riveting art in its purest form.
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