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San Francisco's 34th Ethnic Dance Festival: Preview

Mariam Gaibova

On June 2, San Francisco's 34th Ethnic Dance Festival will begin its monthlong...

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Thu, May 31st- 8:25pm | Under: Abboz Kosimov, Abhinaya Dance Company, Mariam Gaibova, Pusaka Sunda, san francisco ethnic dance festival, San Jose Taiko, Sekar Jaya, Culture, Events, Performing Arts

San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival: Behind the Scenes with Abhinaya Dance Company

For our final installment on the SF Ethnic Dance Festival, dancer/choreographer Rasika Kumar discusses her artistic process and her take on cultural fusion (versus collaboration) in dance and music.

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Fri, Jun 10th- 12:04pm | Under: Abhinaya Dance Company, Dance, Rasika Kumar, san francisco ethnic dance festival, San Jose Taiko, Events, Performing Arts

San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival: Behind the Scenes with Parangal Dance Company

Eric Solano of Parangal Dance Company talks about Filipino artistic traditions, and the delicate dance involved in honoring your mentors while creating contemporary work.

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Thu, Jun 9th- 11:56am | Under: Eric Solano, Parangal Dance Company, san francisco ethnic dance festival, Events, Performing Arts

San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival: Behind the Scenes with Hui Tama Nui

Rumia brings together eighty dancers from 10 different Tahitian dance companies, bringing disparate Tahitian dance styles into an exploration of freedom and unity.

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Thu, Jun 9th- 12:03am | Under: Aaron Sencil, Dance, hui tama nui, san francisco ethnic dance festival, Tahitian dance, Events, Performing Arts

San Francisco's 33rd Ethnic Dance Festival: Behind the Scenes!

The San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, now in its 33rd year, is a huge, 5-weekend extravaganza that features 50 performance companies working within traditional music and dance genres. But as many of us living in the Bay Area already know, it...

By: Joy Tang | Posted: Wed, Jun 8th- 12:16pm | Under: Abhinaya Dance Company, Dance, hui tama nui, Parangal Dance Company, san francisco ethnic dance festival, San Jose Taiko, Events, Performing Arts

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