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Brava Theater Center
San Francisco, CA 94110 United States Get Directions
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Connecting Communities with Artists: Tap Dance with Micah Sallid
La Mezcla
Free/Donation-based in-person classes at Brava Theater Sat, Apr 4, 12-1pm | Advanced Beginning Tap Class Sat, Apr 4, 1-2pm | Improv for Int/Adv Tap Class RSVP: https://forms.gle/frz4dGPoWhUt3bWL6 Suggested Donation: $8-$20 Come for the shuffles, stay for the vibes 😎 In this beginning tap class participants will learn some tap dance history, basic rudiments, foundational technique. In the […]
Alive and Kicking | 2026 SF Dance Film Festival
Dance Film SF
Get ready to jump, jive, and feel the joy with Alive and Kicking, the acclaimed documentary celebrating the vibrant world of swing dance. From its historic roots to its thriving global community today, the film captures the cathartic power and infectious spirit at the heart of swing culture. The evening doesn’t stop when the credits roll. Join […]
Cuban Movement Fundamentals with Diana Aburto Vega
La Mezcla
This donation-based class taught by dancer, choreographer, and teacher Diana Aburto Vega focuses on the foundational mechanics of Cuban movement, emphasizing grounded posture, isolation, coordination, and rhythmic precision. Through guided exercises and progressions, dancers will develop a deeper understanding of how the spine, pelvis, and feet work together to create fluid, dynamic movement. Open to […]
Groove and Ground: Principles of Afro-diasporic Movement and Rhythm with Samad Raheem Guerra
La Mezcla
Sat, May 9, 10:30am-12pm at Brava Theater In this donation-based workshop, we will explore the rhythmic elements and movement principles of Afro-Diasporic dances. From the Polyrhythmic Layering of Comparsa Rhythms to Embodying Ogun / Ogum Movement across Afro Cuban and Afro Brazilian traditions, this workshop centers cultural background and movement of Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian Orixa, […]

