Tour Schedule
TABLAO FLAMENCO
Tablao Flamenco! Please join us at SPAIN INN and SPAIN INN II restaurants for a wonderful dinner and exceptional shows by our principal dancers. Cover charge additional for performances.
April 11, 2010 Spain Inn II, 1045 Route 173 West, Asbury, NJ 08842
Please keep checking back for new date.
Spain Inn, 1707 West 7th Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854
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Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre’s EXCITING “LA NOCHE DE LUNARES” – SIXTH Annual Gala and Fundraiser
SUNDAY APRIL 18, 2010 from 4:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Ria Mar Restaurant, 25 Whitehead Avenue, South River, NJ 08882, www.ria-mar.com
Tickets: $65 per person for advance purchase. $70 per person at the door.
$600 for a table of 10; for preferred group seating please purchase your tickets by April 9.
Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre is thrilled to honor renowned Flamenco choreographers Mariano Parra and Victorio Korjhan, who have also served as wonderful contributors to Alborada as our artistic consultants. Wear your most festive polka dot outfits and accessories as our “La Noche de Lunares” (Night of Polka Dots) will transport you to Spain with a truly magical evening featuring an authentic Spanish dinner, Flamenco and Spanish dances performed by the Alborada artists, the music and singing of Donny Pesce for the dancing pleasure of our guests, door prizes, a silent auction and more! Proceeds to benefit Alborada’s programs.
For more information and to order tickets please call: daytime 732-416-1647, daytime/evening 732-255-4071 or E-mail alboradadance@aol.com.
No service fees on credit card orders, Mastercard/Visa accepted.
Checks may be mailed to: Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre,
55 Piersoll Road, Old Bridge, NJ 08857.
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May 8, 2010 at 7:30pm
Strand Theatre, Lakewood
FERIA
In celebration of all the FERIAS that take place in Spain during the year, and a “Taste of Mexico” with dances from Jalisco and Veracruz, we take you on a journey that begins in Madrid, winds back and forth from the Colonies, Mexico, and ends in Andalucia. Enjoy the costumes recreated from the paintings of Goya, famous in Spain during the 18th Century for his depictions of the Duchess of Alba in La Spagnola; the costumes of the Colonies of the 18th Century in the Guajiras; the riding costumes of the Zapateado de Sarasate from the turn of the century; the typical festive costumes worn by dancers for the Rocieras (an 800 year old festival where the musicians stroll playing flutes, drums tambourines ands guitars); to the very colorful Mexican costumes. Enjoy the similarities of the footwork of the Mexican dances with those of the festive Flamenco dances - the Zapateado in the Mexican portion is danced without music; the Zapateado de Sarasate is danced with the virtuosity of a viola.
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FERIA at CROSSROADS THEATRE is on MAY 27th at 7:30.
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