KaNu Dance Theater To Present MALGRE TOUT at Jamaica Performing Arts Center

Haitian-American KaNu Dance Theater will present "Malgre Tout" (Despite All Haiti Is Still Standing) at Jamaica Performing Arts Center (Queens, NY), on Saturday, November 15 at 7:30pm.

The full company concert - choreographed by Ka Nu founder Jessica St. Vil Ulysse - will be part of the special evening which will include the premiere of the company's newest work "SHE WAS A POTO MITAN" and guest performers Buyu Ambroise, Ludwine Joseph, and DXDC.

Advance tickets are $18.00 and for more information, contact (718)618-6170 ext.301 or go to: www.jamaica-performingartscenter.org

Founded in 2003, the mission of KaNu Dance Theater is to promote change and peace in Haiti and around the world, by sharing with the world Haitian heritage, history, culture, and educating our spectators through contemporary modern and Afro-Caribbean Dance. According to St. Vil-Ulysse KaNu is an abbreviation for "Ka pa Nou" in Haitian-Kreyol which means "our situation". KaNu Dance Theater hopes to be able to continue to share "our situation" or better yet "KaNu" through dance, theater and song. KaNu has performed at educational and cultural institutions throughout the New York -metropolitan area and proudly participated in fundraising events for Haitian earthquake relief including the Rebuilding Haiti: Against All Odds conference at the United Nations, the "Build Haiti Foundation" one-year memorial event in Columbia, Maryland and at the Haitian Embassy in Washington.

Jamaica Performing Arts Center (JPAC), 153-10 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, NY. Subways: "E," "J or "Z" to Jamaica Center, Parsons Blvd. /Archer Ave, ".F" train to Parsons Blvd., or the Long Island Railroad to Jamaica Station.. Tickets are $18.00 in advanced and $25.00 at the door. You may purchase online at: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/9954509