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    Afro-Cuban show excites audience

    Folklorico skirts fly

    The ULV dance team closes the World of Dance Showcase Nov. 28 in Morgan Auditorium. The World of Dance Showcase presented dancers in a wide variety of styles of dance. / photo by Melody Blazauskas

    Night of dancing fills the Morgan

    Event encourages love for the arts

    Deadly dancing

    Sophomore theater major Courtney Clark, Upland High School student Taylor Clark and sophomore theater major Ashley Weaver learn the basics of ballet and African step. To become more spatially aware of their bodies, Cabaret Student Productions held a modern dance workshop Tuesday night in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre. The workshop was led by third year CAPA student and theater major Ellie Nelson, a professional dancer and dance instructor./ photo by Tyler Deacy

    Cabaret gives freestyle experience

    Freshman art history major, Jane Duran and Senior Theater major, Wayne Keller III learn swing dancing in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret, Feb. 14. The event was part of the Spring 2017 Cabaret series presented as a platform for students to express themselves./ photo by Megan Peralez

    Sweethearts swing away Valentine’s Day

    Professionally known as Les Twins, identical twin brothers Larry and Laurent Bourgeois perform at World of Dance 2016, a worldwide dance competition, on Saturday at the Fairplex. Les Twins started dancing hip-hop with an emphasis on isolation, or the movement of one part of the body independent of the rest, when they were just 4. They now perform with artists including Beyoncé, Missy Elliot and Big Sean. The next stop on the World of Dance Tour is Shanghai. See story on page 8./ photo by Nadira Fatah

    International performers compete at World of Dance

    Luck of the Irish

    Havana native Kati Hernandez performed to Afro-Cuban folkloric music Sunday in Morgan Auditorium. Los Angeles-based SitaraSon accompanied her with traditional Cuban and Latin Dance music, as part of the Sundays at the Morgan concert series. The next in the series, “Ode to Ireland and Irish Music,” will be March 6. Suggested donation $20, students are free./ photo by Jerri White

    Afro-Cuban fusion charms crowd

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