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Saw Yvette and Philip of Mariposa Language Schools at the Sister Moses Project.  Philip was pulled into the Brazilian fight dance Caperia, can’t spell it.   Exciting dance with own set of songs.

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The five performances of “Light,” the centerpiece of PBT’s 40th anniversary season, are scheduled for the week of Kristallnacht, Nov. 12 to 15, at the Byham Theater. But with a wide range of community events scheduled to begin in early October, the project is far more than just a ballet.

“Light” was created by Stephen Mills, artistic director of Ballet Austin, in response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Contemplating the individual’s responsibility to promote social justice, Mills turned his focus to creating a ballet that explored the Holocaust.

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Sharon Marroquin is collaboraing wtih Toni Bravo on “A Glimpse of Heaven with Eyes Closed”Sharon tells the difference in this production from “Is There a Heaven” at the Umlauf gardens.  “The upcoming production is actually quite different from that one. Some of the cast members are the same, but the emphasis this time is on forming connections in the most unlike of places–that, and also the different kinds of heavens we make for ourselves–both on this earth, and after we are gone.

Join us at the Rollins Studio Theatre at the Long Center for the Performing Arts on July 24 and 25 at 8 p.m. and July 26 at 2 p.m. for our production of “A Glimpse of Heaven-With Eyes Closed”, about finding Heaven in Human Connectedness at home, in dreams and in the streets . Choreography is by Toni Bravo in collaboration with Sharon
Marroquin.

Tickets are $15 for students and seniors; $20 general admission; $30
VIP at http://thelongcenter.com/</ a> or by calling 512.474.LONG (5664);
part of the proceeds will benefit LifeWorks which transitions youth and families from crisis to safety and success.

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Arthur Duncan, world renowned tap dancer says, “This student show was the best I have seen.  There are some real thinkers there.”  Duncan was in Austin for the annual Soul to Sole Tap Festival hosted by Tapestry Dance Company and Acia Grey.

Heidi at Tapestry Dance Academy says:  “We are a home for so many different dance groups now, Uptown Dance, Austin Dance Arts and their Austin Jazz Ballet Company, Backstage Dance School, Nia, Classical Indian dance, Kid’s Acting, the Lindy Project, African Dancing and Drumming, the Austin Tango Connection, Belly dancing, and a Gabriel Roth 5 rhythms group.

  “Tapestry is really conducive to making connections.  Between all these groups there is not a sense of competition.  It feels so good here.”