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Gone For Now, But Not Forgotten

By Ann Haskins on March 25, 2020 in Dance

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With performance venues and dance studios closed, here are this week’s SoCal dance events that have cancelled. Why list dance events that have been cancelled or postponed? As a reminder of the investment of work, time, and money that dancers and choreographers put in and who now are without work or pay. While many hope to reschedule, some are shifting to on-line performances (latest info below; please check the websites as these transitions are occurring daily), and for now there are links for information and connection.

Cancelled or postponed:

Ase!: A Thesis Dance Concert at Martha B. Knoebel Dance Theater, Cal State University Long Beach; March 27-28. http://www.csulb.edu/dance.

Cellista at Highways Performance Space; Fri., March 27. https://highwaysperformance.org/.

Cirque du Soleil's "Volta." Photo courtesy of the artists.

Cirque du Soleil’s “Volta.” Photo courtesy of the artists.

Cirque du Soleil‘s Volta, at Orange County Fair & Event Center, Costa Mesa; Wed., March 18 to Sun., April 19. https://cirk.me/VOLTA.

Colburn School's Melinda Sullivan. Photo by Lee Gumbs.

Colburn School’s Melinda Sullivan. Photo by Lee Gumbs.

Colburn Dance Academy’s Tap Fest at Zipper Concert Hall, Colburn School, downtown; Sat., March 28. https://www.colburnschool.edu/calendar/events/tap-fest/%20.

Congress Dance Showcase at Club Fais Do Do; Sat.-Sun., March 28-29. https://legalize.dance/buycongress

Dancing With the Stars Live at two venues. Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Costa Mesa; Wed., March 25. https://www.scfta.org/. Also at Microsoft Theater, downtown; Sun., March 29. https://www.microsofttheater.com/events/detail/dwts20.

Dancing With the Stars. Photo by Geoff Burke for Facultyinc.

Dancing With the Stars. Photo by Geoff Burke for Facultyinc.

Flamenco Carlos De Jacoba, Diego Amador Jr and Savannah Fuentes at Corazón Performing Arts, Topanga; Sat., March 28.

Forever Flamenco at The Fountain Theatre, Silverlake; Sun., March 29. https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pesptpm/10171281/1082695.

Forever Flamenco's Fanny Ara. Photo by Timo Nuñez.

Forever Flamenco’s Fanny Ara. Photo by Timo Nuñez.

Good Trouble Makers Present: In Progress at Downtown Dance & Movement; Fri., March 27.

Kevin Williamson+Company at Stomping Ground; Thurs.-Sun., April 2-4. https://safeandsounddance.com/.

Kevin Williamson+Company. Photo courtesy of the artists.

Kevin Williamson+Company. Photo courtesy of the artists.

Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival which includes several dance events at Theatre 68, North Hollywood; Thurs.-Sun., March 26-29. http://www.lawtf.org

Los Angeles Women's Theater Festival's Juli Kim. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Los Angeles Women’s Theater Festival’s Juli Kim. Photo courtesy of the artist.

OC Dance Festival, Rose Center Theater, Westminster; Wed.-Sat., April 1-4, shifting to on-line, info at https://www.akomidance.com/oc-dance-festival.html

Primera Generación Dance Collective at We Live in Space, Jefferson Park; Sat. March 28. https://www.weliveinspace.com/.

Rosanna Gamson/World Wide's Sugar Houses. Photo by Rafael Hernandez.

Rosanna Gamson/World Wide’s Sugar Houses. Photo by Rafael Hernandez.

Rosanna Gamson’s Sugar House. REDCAT, downtown; Wed.-Sun., March 25-29. https://www.redcat.org/.

Stacy Dawson Kearns at Pieter, Glassell Park; Sat., March 28. https://pieterpasd.com/.

Suarez Dance Theater. Photo courtesy of the artists.

Suarez Dance Theater. Photo courtesy of the artists.

Suarez Dance Theater at Palisades Park Rose Garden, Santa Monica; Sat., March 28.  https://www.suarezdance.org/.

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Ann Haskins

Ann Haskins

Ann Haskins has written about dance for L.A. Weekly since shortly after it began publishing. She also has written about local and national dance for Pointe Magazine, Dance Spirit Magazine, Dance Teacher Magazine, Los Angeles Magazine, L.A. View, Coast Magazine, the Daily News, and the Herald Examiner. Among her broadcast projects, Ann hosted Inside Theater on KCRW-FM and contributed dance and theater features to both KLON-FM and KUSC-FM. She has received two Horton Awards from the Los Angeles Dance Resource Center for her coverage of dance in Los Angeles.

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