Radost Kids perform favorite dances from Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, and Serbia.
The International Student Dinner brings together more than 300 participants from Seattle University and the surrounding community to enjoy an evening of entertainment and food from around the world.
Sponsored by the International Student CenterOpen to the public. Tickets on sale at the door.
Radost performs with the Cabiri in their production of Carpathian Dawn:
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Fly east of the Danube to a land dominated by the gods of the Rus, where fairies dance in the age of dreams and mankind has not yet awoken. This is the land of the great tree, created by Svarog and lorded over by his son Svarzovitch.
In the land of the Rus, audiences will witness the creation of humankind from mud and clay and their encounter with the gods of the forest and the sky. Watch as Miera, a young Slavic girl, encounters the playful house spirit Domovoi, mother earth Mati Zemlya, bathhouse spirit Bannik, god of darkness Chernobog and his opponent Byelebog god of light, Alkonost the beautiful firebird, and other characters. Audiences will delight as these ancient tales come to life via contemporary and folkloric dance and aerial artistry on silks, hoop, aerial chain and dance trapeze.
Journey into the realm of spirits, magic and mystery as we celebrate the Carpathian dawn!
Tickets available from Brown Paper Tickets
All performances at: SANCA (School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts):
Radost performs dances of the Balkans in collaboration with the Cabiri...
The Ethnic Heritage Council and Crossroads Bellevue will produce the Twenty-fourth Annual Cultural Crossroads Festival, November 7-9, at Crossroads Bellevue, located at NE 8th at 156th Ave. NE in Bellevue. The festival will feature some of the area's best ethnic entertainment on two stages, an international bazaar, and exhibits. The event has been the single most popular event in the Crossroads annual calendar of events.
Saturday November 8th, Radost Youth Program will perform dances from the current repertoire followed by in invitation to the audience to join the young performers in several participatory dances.
So you think there's no Balkan dancing on Friday, November 7? Think again! Ivan and Tzvetanka Varimezov, Bulgarian folk superstars from Los Angeles, are flying in for the weekend, and the first thing they'll do when they land is play up some tunes for dancing. Get your Bulgarian groove on at the Oddfellows Hall in Ballard!
Admission: $15 at the door
Sponsored by the Seattle Peace Chorus
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