Hip-Hop Halloween: The Haunted Mansion A thrilling show full of chilling performances danced by your favorite classic spooky characters; Frankenstein, The Werewolf, The Mummy and More! Directed by Artistic Director Stuck Sanders and Alee Martinez, with guest dancers from the Tribe Dance Company and featuring industry leading hip hop artists.
Hip-Hop Halloween: The Haunted Mansion A thrilling show full of chilling performances danced by your favorite classic spooky characters; Frankenstein, The Werewolf, The Mummy and More! Directed by Artistic Director Stuck Sanders and Alee Martinez, with guest dancers from the Tribe Dance Company and featuring industry leading hip hop artists.
Hip-Hop Halloween: The Haunted Mansion A thrilling show full of chilling performances danced by your favorite classic spooky characters; Frankenstein, The Werewolf, The Mummy and More! Directed by Artistic Director Stuck Sanders and Alee Martinez, with guest dancers from the Tribe Dance Company and featuring industry leading hip hop artists.
Building on the success of last year’s inaugural world dance and music festival, the Peninsula International Dance Festival 2023 returns with an all-new, two-day festival July 15 and 16, with guest artists from 21 Bay Area companies featuring over 200 dancers and musicians - resplendent in colorful costumes - performing traditional works from Bolivia, Cambodia, […]
Building on the success of last year’s inaugural world dance and music festival, the Peninsula International Dance Festival 2023 returns with an all-new, two-day festival July 15 and 16, with guest artists from 21 Bay Area companies featuring over 200 dancers and musicians - resplendent in colorful costumes - performing traditional works from Bolivia, Cambodia, […]
In celebration of Day of the Dead/A Día de Los Muertos, a new collaborative dance production featuring artists from Peninsula Ballet Theatre, Ballet Folklórico Mexicano de Carlos Moreno and Calpulli Tonalehqueh (Aztec Dancers). Choreography and scenario by Gregory Amato and Carlos Moreno. Public invited to dress in costume.
In celebration of Day of the Dead/A Día de Los Muertos, a new collaborative dance production featuring artists from Peninsula Ballet Theatre, Ballet Folklórico Mexicano de Carlos Moreno and Calpulli Tonalehqueh (Aztec Dancers). Choreography and scenario by Gregory Amato and Carlos Moreno. Public invited to dress in costume.
