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Moscow Ballerina Visits North State

Posted on September 19, 2009 by Adam Mankoski

Aspiring ballerina, 5-year old Rosyln Stogner, sat quietly while Svetlana Todinova taped a public service announcement for North State public television station KIXE. Svetlana, a choreographer and dancer for the Moscow Ballet, made a stop in Redding to promote the… Continue Reading →

Performance dance, kixe, Moscow Ballet, Svetlana Todinova
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Falling into Dance: Choosing the Right Dance Studio

Posted on September 9, 2009 by ...

It is the time of year when dancers are looking for the right place to work on their craft and parents are searching for the perfect fit for their little dancer. Area dance programs offer options for the serious dancer… Continue Reading →

Village Voices dance, Dance Instruction, Dance Studios, James Santos, Redding CA

The Dance Project Fundraiser at McConnell Foundation

Posted on September 1, 2009 by ...

The Dance Project invites you to an evening at the McConnell Foundation When: 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 3  What: A benefit for The Dance Project, a non-profit organization, auxiliary of the Shasta County Arts Council. Enjoy an evening… Continue Reading →

Performance dance, Dance Project, fundraiser, James Santos, McConnell Foundation
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Brian Lanker’s ‘Shall We Dance’ – a sumptuous visual feast

Posted on October 12, 2008 by Celeste White

Those who love dance have a scrumptious treat in store! Pulitzer-Prize-winning photographer Brian Lanker has just published Shall We Dance, a brilliant composite portrait of dance in America. Maya Angelou’s moving foreword to this remarkable work expresses perfectly what is… Continue Reading →

Village Voices book, Brian Lanker, dance, photography

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