Nazis Tried to Shut It Down, Dancers Kept the Doors Open
Born amid the human and physical debris of World War I, Bauhaus is widely hailed as an influential...
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Aug 23, 2019
Born amid the human and physical debris of World War I, Bauhaus is widely hailed as an influential...
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Aug 21, 2019
Thai dance in Hollywood, flamenco in Silverlake and Orange, ballet in a San Marino garden, pairing wine and contemporary dance in Leimert Park, grassy dancing in Willowbrook, contemporary ballet in East L.A., and more SoCal dance this week.
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Aug 17, 2019
Two spacious lawns bisected by a sidewalk with embedded letters spelling out “I Have a Dream”...
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Aug 14, 2019
A festival mixes it up in Santa Monica, responding to a silent film classic downtown, family-friendly tap dance in Brentwood; women’s suffrage meets female choreographers in Hollywood, ballet by ones and twos in Costa Mesa, and more SoCal dance this week.
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Aug 7, 2019
Classical dance from India in Hollywood, final new works for NOW downtown, refugees’ plight pondered in Little Tokyo, Montana dance fest visits Redondo Beach, hula in San Fernando, and more SoCal Dance this week.
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