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Is it “Just Us?”
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Award winning choreography in Hollywood, dance festival week 2 in West L.A., urban Latin... Read more →
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Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival: Round 3 – Winners Announced!
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Happy New Year! 2020 is here! And Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival: Round 3... Read more →
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Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival: Round 3 – The Honorable Mentions
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Last week we announced the winners of Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival: Round 3 and... Read more →
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Just Harping Around
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A festival in West L.A. opens with a giant harp, a throng of choreographers vie in... Read more →
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Caught on Film
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Last chance for soaring swans in knickers, first chance for four days of dance films, and... Read more →
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Diversity Dances Downtown
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Local dance provides a world tour as swans swarm at opposite ends of the Music Center, a... Read more →
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Tchaikovsky Goes Two Ways
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Kwanzaa celebrated in Crenshaw, spiteful swans soar to Tchaikovsky downtown, a final... Read more →
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Peeking Behind the Curtain
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Dancers in feathered knickers downtown, Greek myth meets the Stassi police in Culver... Read more →
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Cue the homoerotic swans
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When the Ahmanson Theatre presented the U.S. premiere of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake in... Read more →
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Tafadzwa Muzondo Curates the Inaugural Zimbabwe Human Rights Festival
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Machipisa in Highfeilds is a paradoxical African high density suburb in Zimbabwe. It gave... Read more →
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