ContempraDance Theatre and the Youth Regional Dance Festival
When
Nov 21, 2009 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm (Saturday)
What
ContempraDance Theatre performs an afternoon of eclectic dance works featuring a new work by Artistic Director Gail Vartanian. Show also features many other repertoire favorites.
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Event details: ContempraDance Theatre and the Youth Regional Dance Festival
Description
ContempraDance Theatre performs an afternoon of eclectic dance works featuring a new work by Artistic Director Gail Vartanian. Show also features many other repertoire favorites.
You will also be treated to the Youth Regional Dance Festival, a show sponsored by ContempraDance Theatre featuring talented young dancers from the Philadelphia region. See performances by Verve Danz Ensemble, ContempraYouth Dancers, Chester Valley Dance Academy, LeRoux School of Dance, Academy of Notre Dame, Hand-Cap Dance, & Nardhana Academy of Dance.
Tickets - $20.00 - Available online at www.danceboxoffice.com.
More Info - www.contempradancetheatre.org, 610-225-3007
You will also be treated to the Youth Regional Dance Festival, a show sponsored by ContempraDance Theatre featuring talented young dancers from the Philadelphia region. See performances by Verve Danz Ensemble, ContempraYouth Dancers, Chester Valley Dance Academy, LeRoux School of Dance, Academy of Notre Dame, Hand-Cap Dance, & Nardhana Academy of Dance.
Tickets - $20.00 - Available online at www.danceboxoffice.com.
More Info - www.contempradancetheatre.org, 610-225-3007
Cost
Payment required. $20.00More about Painted Bride Art Center
Painted Bride Art Center
Affirming the intrinsic value of all cultures and promoting the inspirational, healing and socially proactive powers of the arts, The Painted Bride Art Center offers audiences groundbreaking dance, jazz, theater, poetry and gallery and performance works by internationally recognized artists. Founded in 1969, Painted Bride Art Center has long been a cultural pioneer. Founder Gerry Givnish and other artists opened a gallery on South Street and started a cultural revolution in the area. In 1981, the Bride purchased and moved to its permanent home at 230 Vine Street. As the Bride has evolved, it has purposefully provided access to a wide array of artistic voices concerned with political and social issues.Links
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