Hart Pulse Dance Co. presents "The 6th Annual MixMatch Dance Festival"
The annual MixMatch Dance Festival is geared towards promoting accessible, professional dance to the LA Community.
Showcasing all forms of dance such as jazz, ballet/pointe, modern, contemporary, tap, belly, pole, lyrical, hip hop, folk, dance on film and much more, curious audiences can expect an evening packing a punch of excitement and energy, all for the price of a movie. Hart Pulse Dance Company aims to appeal to those looking for a fun, relaxed, nice night out with the guarantee of leaving the theater completely captivated by at least one of the evenings dance works!!
Within the Dance Community, MixMatch has become an amazing outlet not only as a performance platform, but as a wonderful networking experience amongst choreographers and dancers. Consistent growth within the Dance Community is very important to Hart Pulse Dance and our MixMatch Dance Festival brings together dance companies/artists from all back-grounds, across the U.S. in 6 different shows, presenting over 50 works and continues to grow each year!
August 24th, 25th, 31st, & September 1st @ 7:30 PM
August 26th and September 2nd @ 2:00 PM
Tickets: ONLY $14.00!!
The 6th Annual MixMatch Dance Festival
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stewart resmer June 18, 2013 at 02:35 pm
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