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NYS (fonnerly City Celebration, Inc.) presents the 1995 SAN FRANCISCO ETHNIC DANCE FESTIVAL AUDITIONS January 27, 28, 29, 1995 Little Theatre McKenna Theatre San Francisco State University Sponsored in part by the Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund
AS A COURTESY TO THE PERFORMERS, NO CAMERAS OR RECORDING EQUIPMENT WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE THEATER City Celebration, Inc., nationally known as the producing organization of the acclaimed San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, has commenced doing business as WORLD ARTS WEST, A Celebration of Traditional Dance & Music effective this month. The unanimous decision by the Board of Directors and staff to undergo the name change and mission statement was done so in order to more accurately reflect the current and future programming of the 17 year old not-for-profit organization. The organization's new mission statement reads: World Arts West presents and promotes world dance and music that reflects America's diversiW Through performance opportunities, educational activities and cultural exchange, we seek to inspire innovation and keep alive traditions of the world around us. '' World Arts West's (WAW) 1995 producing activities include the nationally renowned San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, scheduled for nine performances June 2--18, at the historic Palace of Fine Arts. Thematic programming for this year's Festival include: "A Celebration of the Pacific Islands;,, "Strong Men! Strong Women!;" "Passages: Dances From the Life Cycle;" and "Global Celebration: A 50th Anniversary Salute to the United Nations." The 17th annual Ethnic Dance Festival is an official participant in the United Nations 50th Anniversary San Francisco Celebration. Other World Arts West activities include a new arts education program for Bay Area children grades K--6 entitled People Like Me, to be presented at the Ft. Mason Center Cowell Theater March 28--31. In the fall, World Arts West will inaugurate the Encounter Series, an adult program of three different internationally acclaimed dance and music companies (Uganda, Brazil and Indonesia) scheduled for the Cowell Theater. During the year, World Arts West will present educational lectures on trends in world dance and music; outreach performances into select Bay Area communities; costume exhibits; and guest artist residencies at local colleges. Please note: World Arts West receives funding for its activities from a variety of sources including the Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, the California Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. However, federal and state support of the arts & humanities is currently under threat of being eliminated by members of the new U.S. Congress. Please consider making a generous donation to World Arts West by using the enclosed envelope, and help us to maintain quality arts programming for you and your families. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1995 2:25-2:30 pm Meghamala Nugehally South Indian 2:35-2:40 Aleida E. L. Crocker Indonesian 2:45-2:50 Radica Giri South Indian 2:55-3:00 Aleksei Prokoshin Russian 3:05-3:10 Upasana-Gayatri Srikanth South Indian 3:15-3:25 The Emir and Ba'alabekya Lebanese 3:30-3:40 Las Soldaderas Mejicanas Mexican 3:45-3:55 Ballet Russe Russian 4:00-4:10 Maharlika Dance Group Filipino 4:15-4:20 Nunamta Yup'ik EskimoiChuna Mcintyre Central Yup'ik Eskimo 4:25-4:35 Sangeet Group of California East Indian 4:35-4:55 break 5·.oo-5:05 Helen Susman South Korean 5:10-5:20 Jenny Ray and Nadine Greiner American/Country Western 5:25-5:35 Georgian Dance Project Georgian 5:40-5:45 Shadia Mohtady Egyptian 5:50-5:55 Neyehma Egyptian 6:00-6:10 Raices de Mexico Mexican/Sinaloa 6:15-6:25 Spirit of Aisha Moroccan/Guedra 6:30-6:35 Michelle Thompson Moldovan 6:40-6:45 Nirmala Madhav South Indian 6:50-6:55 Artemis Egyptian 7:00-7:10 Lasya Academy of Dance South Indian 7:15-7:25 Asdiqa Turkish 7:25-8:30 dinner break 8:30-8:40 New Sonoma Cambodian Dance Group Cambodian 8:45-8:55 Grupo Folklorico "Nayar'' of San Jose MexicanNeracruz 9:00-9:05 Carolena Nericcio Mid-East inspired Belly Dance 9:10-9:15 Sandhya Ram Indian (Kuchipudi) 9.20-9:30 Shahpour's Persian Dance Academy Persian 9:35-9:40 Mahea al - Ahwa Uchiyama Nubian/ Nubian inspired 9:45-9:50 Shakti Dance Company South Indian 9:55-10:00 Kompiang Metri Balinese 10:05-10:10 Priti Radhakrishnan East Indian 10:15-10:20 Sri Susilowati Indonesian/ Sundanese 10:25-10:35 Rancho Folclorico "A Portuguesa" Portugese
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