By Walter Rutledge
Well I’m back and so are my electricity. The water has finally receded and lower Manhattan and the boroughs are getting back to normal. This weekend the city is dancing uptown downtown and all over town. Here are a few of the events taking place around the city and in our community. Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Camille A. Brown, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Dwight Rhoden, Jae Man Joo, Joyce Theater, Kevin A. Joseph, Lakai Worrell, Long Island University, Philadelphia Dance Company, Purelements, Romare Bearden, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
By Walter Rutledge
The Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center will present it’s second rendition of A Ramp To Paradise 2 on November 8, 7:30pm at the Kumble Theater located on Long Island University’s downtown Brooklyn Campus. Continue reading
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Tagged Carlos Sanchez, Disc jockey, Downtown Brooklyn, Electronic dance music, Fred Pierce, Kumble Theater, Larry Levan, Long Island University, Nightclub, Paradise Garage, Performing arts, Ramp To Paradise 2, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
By Walter Rutledge
Germaul Barnes/Viewsic Expressions Dance and Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts will present Black Buddha. The interdisciplinary choreo-theater full evening work will be offered for two performances on Friday, September 21, and Saturday, September 22; 7:30 p.m. Continue reading
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Tagged Bessie Award, Black Buddha, Donald McKayle, Etta James, Germaul Barnes, Germaul Barnes/Viewsic Expressions Dance, Harlem World Magazine, Harry Feiner, Holly Ko, Koko Taylor, Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts at Long Island University’s downtown Brooklyn Center, Long Island University, Miguel Anaya, Nejla Yatkin, Olu Dara, Quiet Village, Tina Turner, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:, Whitney Hunter
By Walter Rutledge
The second performance of the Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center’s Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival took place on Tuesday June 19 at the Kumble Theater located on the downtown campus of Long Island University. The evening featured works by three male choreographers, Germaul Barnes, Jamal Jackson and Malcolm Low, who have ties to the Brooklyn community. Continue reading
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Tagged Abbey Lincoln, Abel Meeropol, Asha Rhodes, Dana Thomas, DeAngelo Blanchard, Elizabeth Washington, Gabrielle Wilson, George Faison, Germaul Barnes, Gierre Godley, Half full/Manifest Destiny, Jamal Jackson, Kumble Theater, Long Island University, Malcolm Low, Sean Thomas, Souls Of Our Feet People of Color Dance Festival, Space Coding, Strange Fruit, The Dance Sons Of Brooklyn, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
By Walter Rutledge
The Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center began their 36 annual choreographic showcase on Sunday June 17. The three-day dance series, Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival is being held at the Kumble Theater on the downtown Brooklyn campus of Long Island University. Continue reading
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Tagged Ashford and Simpson, Blythe Smith, Cindy Logan, Danse4Nia, Devin L. Roberts, George Faison, Germaul Barnes, jackson 5, Jamey L. Rislin, Jonathan Campbell, Justin S.M. Bryant, Kumble Theater, Labelle, Long Island University, Nijawwon Matthews, Sidra Bell Dance New York, Souls Of Our Feet People of Color Dance Festival, Standing In My Skin, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center, Tilt
By Walter Rutledge
Tony and Emmy Award winning choreographer and director George Faison will present a special re-creation of his ballet Tilt for the 36 annual Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival. Continue reading
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Tagged Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Charlotte Neveu, Claudia Lewis Lampel, Dance Iquail!, Dance4Nia, Don’t Bother Be, Emmy Award, Francesca Harper Project, George Faison, George Faison Universal Dance Experience, Germaul Barnes/Viewsic Expressions Dance, I Can’t Cope, Jamal Jackson, Kumble Theater, Lauren Bacall, Long Island University, Malcolm Low, Marilyn Banks, Maxine Sherman, Michelle Simmons, Shirley Black Brown, Sidra Bell Dance, The Josephine Baker Story, The Wiz, The Wizard of Oz, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival, Tilt, Tony Award, Vickie Baltimore, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
By Walter Rutledge
The Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center (THPAC) will present their annual choreographers showcase entitled Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival at the Kumble Theater located on the downtown Brooklyn campus of Long Island University. The three-day event will take on Sunday June 17, Tuesday June 19 and Wednesday June 20. The Sunday June 17 opening performance is at 7pm, the June 19 and 20 performances begin at 7:30 pm. Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Smith, Dance Iquail!, Danse4Nia, Francesca Harper Project, George Faison, Germaul Barnes/Viewsic Expressions Dance, Jamal Jackson Malcolm Low, Jr., Kumble Theater, Larry Phillips, Long Island University, PEEKS, Ramp To Paradise, Sidra Bell Dance, Souls Of Our Feet People of Color Dance Festival, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center, What Is
By Walter Rutledge
This is the second weekend of March- Women’s History Month. There are events for families, children and adults, some are free and take place in Harlem. Continue reading
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Tagged Apollo Theater, Carin Ford, Harlem Brewing Company, Kumble Theater, Linda Twine, Long Island University, Mari Nakachi, Mo Beasley, Prevalence of Ritual, Romare Bearden, Stephanie Klapper, Studio Museum in Harlem, Sugar Hill Golden Ale, UrbanErotika, UrbanErotika: An Odyssey of Eros on Film, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:, Wendy Seyb
By Walter Rutledge
The November 4th and 5th concert of Purelements: An Evolution in Dance lived up to the company moniker. The choreography and the company are an ever-evolving experience in concert dance and dance theatre. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
In 1981 two crews met for battle at a community center in a Brooklyn housing project. The crews were not battling with guns and knives these crews weapon of choice was break dance moves and hip-hop bravado. Continue reading
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