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7/10/07: Olive Dance Theatre
Olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multimedia production and the art of B-Boyin’. Presented in cooperation with the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
Olive Dance Theatre
Olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multimedia production and the art of B-Boyin’. Presented in cooperation with the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
Olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multimedia production and the art of B-Boyin’. Presented in cooperation with the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
7/12/04: Full Circle Dance Company
DC Hip Hop Theater Festival: olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multi-media production and the art of B-Boyin'.
Full Circle Dance Company
DC Hip Hop Theater Festival: olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multi-media production and the art of B-Boyin'.
DC Hip Hop Theater Festival: olive Dance Theatre takes traditional folk art forms and infuses them with multi-media production and the art of B-Boyin'.
7/15/03: olive Hip-Hop Dance Theatre
olive Hip-Hop Dance Theatre performs tOy bOx. This new company is dedicated to the indigenous American hip-hop dance form of “breakin’.” And the Rubberbandance Group from Montreal, Canada will be presenting: “Re-Inventing the Hip-Hop Routine: Take 3,” a mosaic of ideas that reconstruct and inject new forms into Hip-Hop dance, and “Secret Service.”
olive Hip-Hop Dance Theatre
olive Hip-Hop Dance Theatre performs tOy bOx. This new company is dedicated to the indigenous American hip-hop dance form of “breakin’.” And the Rubberbandance Group from Montreal, Canada will be presenting: “Re-Inventing the Hip-Hop Routine: Take 3,” a mosaic of ideas that reconstruct and inject new forms into Hip-Hop dance, and “Secret Service.”
olive Hip-Hop Dance Theatre performs tOy bOx. This new company is dedicated to the indigenous American hip-hop dance form of “breakin’.” And the Rubberbandance Group from Montreal, Canada will be presenting: “Re-Inventing the Hip-Hop Routine: Take 3,” a mosaic of ideas that reconstruct and inject new forms into Hip-Hop dance, and “Secret Service.”
