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The Eveoke Dance Theatre in North Park has one mission: cultivating compassionate social action through dance.
Erika Malone, a dancer in the company and artistic director for Eveoke, said they are able to adhere to that mission by implementing three facets of their program, which are arts education, evocative performance and community building.
Meeting each week in Balboa Park, Moreton Bay Fig Morris dancers urge Uptowners to cut a rug
For San Diego Symphony, 2011 kicks off with perhaps their widest array of musical offerings yet, designed to appeal to a variety of music lovers. From the classics to tango, Judy Garland to the family-friendly “Carnival of the Animals,” plus the inimitable Lang Lang, January has something for just about everyone.
The news is good for Eveoke aficionados and new friends. Nov. 26 through Dec. 19 at 10th Avenue Theatre, the company presents a large-scale work titled “Mariposas,” inspired by Julia Alvarez’s novel, “In the Time of the Butterflies.”
According to artistic director/CEO Christopher Beach, the really good news is that La Jolla Music Society (LJMS) just ended its fiscal year in the black, no mean trick in a global economy that also occasioned a switch in LJMS’ Celebrity Orchestra Series, which begins at Copley Symphony Hall Thursday, Oct.
Jamming in San Diego has come into full swing—or jazz or any kind of dance one prefers. DanceJamming, that is
Twelve years ago, Lucia Herlinda went out for Greek food at a restaurant. Her life was forever changed as she sat and watched a belly dancer perform while dining
It’s time to put your best dancing shoes on and ante up for Eveoke Dance Theatre. And don’t forget your poker face – there’s more at stake than just a nice cash pot at this Texas Hold ’Em tournament.
Marc Chagall was more than one of the most famous artists of the 20th century. He was a true Renaissance man, who was skilled in a wide range of media, including music, ceramics, stage sets, costumes, book illustrations, fine art prints and tapestries
Sammy Davis, Jr. (1925-1990) was an energy-infused hoofer and a far better, more expressive singer than most people remember. He was also known for his impressions, which he performed as an adjunct to dance and song