Deaf Culture is Present at the SF's Ethnic Dance Festival !!!!

For the 1st time history Deaf Culture will be present at Ethnic Dance Festival

Please be Sure to look our SF Chronicle New Paper and June/Aug InDANCE 

Please look out for Antoine Hunter Fan PAGE!!!
Please Share with other and come Support Deaf Culture!!!
I want to thanks Amazing Wanda Sabir! For she was the one who reminded me to audition!!
Antone Hunter will perform a SOLO!!!!! Come see the newest work!

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Read about the 35th Anniversary of the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival in this Sunday's San Francisco Chronicle Datebook Section Tickets for the 2013 San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival are selling fast! “A glorious achievement... I heartily envy the Bay Area residents who can see the three programs I must miss” -Alastair Macaulay, chief dance critic for The New York Times Don't miss out on the celebration. Get your tickets here before they're all gone. ..........................................Urban Jazz Dance Company / Photo by RJ Muna ...................................... Come see Urban Jazz Dance Company  in the 35th Anniversary San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival In this stunning solo, Antoine Hunter presents American Sign Dance, expressing felt syncopation through the athletic body. Hunter unites jazz, African, hip-hop, gospel, and signing as a poetic gestured language. The piece honors deafness as human experience. We will be performing June 29 & 30 at Yerba Buena Center's Lam Theater in San Francisco. Click here for tickets! This year's Festival features 35 extraordinary dance companies in a series of thrilling and inspiring performances honoring cultural legacies and highlighting the vibrancy of the Bay Area’s world dance community. For tickets and a full performance schedule, visit www.sfethnicdancefestival.org Urban Jazz Dance Company performs:  Saturday, June 29 at 2pm and 8pm Sunday, June 30 at 2pm Tickets are going fast, so don't wait! Tickets are $18 - $58; Subscriber discounts are available when purchasing tickets to three separate performances; Group discounts for 20 or more are available; Kids 12 and under receive half-price admission for all Saturday matinees. This e-mail was sent from World Arts West Immediate removal with PatronMail® SecureUnsubscribe. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, use this link. To change your e-mail address or update preferences, use this link.

History Made! Antoine hunter Join: 35th Anniversary Festival Schedule Announced

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1st time in history Deaf Artist's work is presents as Deaf Culture's work in SF Ethic Dance Festival !!! 

Antoine Hunter will be presenting Deaf Culture!!!!

This festival is very hard to get into so manh hundred of beautiful different culture people are coming from all over the world to audition to present their culture. Only few out of a hundred are picked. You're presenter Antoine Hunter - will be on the front line - His company Urban Jazz Dance Company - Present No matter where or what you are you still can reach your Dreams! 

Please my deaf community please - join me and support me and our people. Show we are here!!! 

Festival Weekend Four, June 29 & 30
Lam Research Theater, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

Saturday at 2 pm & 8 pm; Sunday at 2 pm
Tickets: $18, $28, $38, $48, $58
TICKETS ON SALE BEGINNING APRIL 18
Available online, or by phone 415.978.2787

Urban Jazz Dance Company (American Sign Language Dance)
In this stunning solo, Antoine Hunter presents American Sign Dance, expressing felt syncopation through the athletic body. Hunter unites jazz, African, hip-hop, gospel, and signing as a poetic gestured language. The piece honors Deafness as human experience.

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Tickets for the 35th Anniversary San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival on sale April 18! You can beat the rush and purchase your tickets early by becoming a Festivalsupporter. Don't miss out on your chance to get the best seats in the house! Click here for more information. Sponsor a FestivalArtist Take advantage of this opportunity to become a sponsor of one of this year'sFestival artists. You'll receive prominent recognition in our Program Book, and VIP tickets to theFestival. More information is available here. 2013 Isadora Duncan Dance Awards Festival Artistic Director CK Ladzekpo has been honored at this year's "Izzie" awards for his many years of work teaching and promoting African music and dance at UC Berkeley. Congratulations, CK! More information about CK and the other distinguished honorees can be found here. ....................Antoine Hunter/Urban Jazz Dance Company / Photo by RJ Muna  2013 Festival Schedule Released The World United Through Dance We celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival this year with a series of thrilling and inspiring performances honoring cultural legacies and highlighting the vibrancy of the Bay Area’s world dance community. Named as the 2012 “Most Valuable Player” in dance by the San Francisco Chronicle, this year’s Festival features dances from Bali, Bolivia, Brazil, China, Egypt, Haiti, Hawai‘i, India, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, Liberia, Mexico, the Middle East, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Senegal, Spain, Tibet, and the continental US. Each weekend’s program is different, and includes innovative works by masterful dancers and numerous cross-cultural collaborations. The Festival opens in grand style at San Francisco City Hall on Friday, June 7 with a special Rotunda Dance Series performance and Artist Dialogue with Ballet Folklórico Netzahualcoyotl and Fogo Na Roupa Performing Company. Join us on Saturday, June 8, at the Legion of Honor museum for a special, innovative performance and Artist Dialogue featuring Charya Burt Cambodian Dance. Weekends two, three and four of the Festival are at the Lam Research Theater and the Forum at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and feature breathtaking performances by more than 30 Bay Area dance companies. Be sure to join us for these special events: Performance, Artist Dialogue, and Ojo de Dios (God's Eye) making workshop with Ballet Folklórico Costa de Oro. Saturday, June 22, at 11:30am. Artist Dialogue with four Bay Area dance leaders - Blanche Brown, Colette Eloi, Latanya d. Tigner, and Deborah Vaughan - who will reflect on the history and current status of dance from the African Diaspora with Festival Artistic Director CK Ladzekpo. Saturday, June 29, at 6:30pm.  For the full Festival schedule and other information, please visit ourwebsite. connect with us This e-mail was sent from World Arts West Immediate removal with PatronMail® SecureUnsubscribe. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, use this link. To change your e-mail address or update preferences, use this link.