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Brazil Knows How To Shake Their Booty
TITAS Kicks Off 21st Season With Bale Foldlorico Da Bahia
Edited by Madelyn Miller
“Exuberant and virtuosic.” –The New York Times
TITAS opens their 21st season with the Brazilian troupe
Balé Folclórico da Bahia on September 25th and 26th at 8:00 PM at SMU’s
McFarlin Auditorium. Balé Folclórico da Bahia gives a exuberant and
electrifying performance based on Bahian folkloric dances of African origin
including slave dances, capoeria (a form of martial arts), samba and
carnival.
“In a spectacular display of color, movement, music and
drama, Balé Folclórico Da Bahia proved that the famous north-eastern state
of Brazil doesn’t just produce great singers…” -Chicago Sun-Times
Balé Folclórico da Bahia, the only professional folk
dance company in Brazil, is a troupe of 38 dancers, musicians, and singers
who present the region’s most significant exposition under a contemporary
theatrical vision. Walson Botelho and Nonho Reis formed the troupe in 1988
and under the artistic direction of Jose Carlos Aranida they have received
the Fiat Prize, awarded to the best dance companies in Brazil and earned a
prestigious reputation for their thrilling performances. For more
information about the troupe, visit
www.balefolcloricodabahia.com.
“Fireworks and feats from Brazil. Turn off the
electricity; the dancers of Balé Folclórico da Bahia power the show.” -The
Orange County Register
Tickets ($10-$55) for Balé Folclórico da Bahia are
available at the TITAS Box Office, 3101 North Fitzhugh, Suite 301, Dallas,
TX or by phoning 214-528-5576 or faxing 214-528-0126, or online at
www.titas.org. TITAS also offers a
new $5 Student Ticket (K-12) that is available only at the McFarlin
Auditorium Box Office on the day of the show. Group discounts are available
- call the TITAS Box Office for more information.
This presentation is made possible through the generous
support of American Airlines, The Dallas Morning News, TACA, Dallas Office
of Cultural Affairs, Sheraton Suites Market Center Hotel, Heritage
Galleries, Heritage Comics, Heartland Arts Fund, WRR 101.1 FM, WFAA-TV, and
Altria.
TITAS (Texas International Theatrical Arts Society) is
the premier presenter of international dance and music performers in North
Texas. Founded by Tom Adams in 1982 as a non-profit
501(c)(3)-cultural/educational institution, TITAS has provided Dallas/Fort
Worth audiences with such performers as Mikhail Baryshnikov, Laurie
Anderson, KODO Drummers, STOMP, and many others.
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