This Wednesday we will give away 2 orchestra tickets to SHN American Idiot in SF this Friday night! Just become a member on Voice Of Dance and you will receive an email with instructions to win. Green Day’s AMERICAN IDIOT, the record-breaking Grammy Award-winning album and Tony Award-winning musical sensation makes its triumphant return home to the Bay Area. The smash-hit musical American Idiot tells the story of three lifelong friends, forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia. For tickets visit shnsf.com Our 2012 Ticket Giveaways on Voice Of Dance are in honor of our late Co-Founder, Warren Hellman.
This Friday we will be giving away two orchestra tickets to SHN Spamalot in San Francisco--next Thursday April 19th. Just become a member on Voice Of Dance and you will receive an email and could win 2 Orchestra seats. Our 2012 Ticket Giveaways are in honor of our late Co-Founder, Warren Hellman.
Tomorrow we will be giving away tickets to San Francisco Ballet's Program 6 on Thursday March 29th! Just become a member on Voice Of Dance and you will receive an email and could win 2 Orchestra seats. Our 2012 Ticket Giveaways are in honor of our late Co-Founder, Warren Hellman.
A friend of Hellman's who met him when she was president of the local labor council, she said, "the best job I ever had was traveling with his band and selling their T-shirts."
Moving to a hypnotic electronic score, Johnston and her four dancers hit the floor with bone-cracking impact, practically pour themselves over and under a table, then stand and invert themselves in partnering that denies and defies gravity.
If the Enlightenment was the gleam in McGregor’s choreographic eye for making “FAR’s” movement, it was also the spark, in some way, for the music and sets.
A biennial visitor to Brooklyn Center for more than two decades, NDTC celebrates its Golden Anniversary with two special programs featuring repertoire highlighting the company's 50 year history.
For her title, Dixon Gottschild riffed on Barack Obama's The Audacity of Hope, placing Joan Myers Brown in the company of other historically significant figures.