BWW Review: LULA WASHINGTON DANCE THEATRE is an Entity All its Own at The Ford Theatre
Lula Washington, an L. A. native from Watts, along with her husband Erwin Washington and daughter Tamica Washington Miller, have been the incumbent founders, creators, directors and choreographers of the LULA WASHINGTON DANCE THEATRE since 1980. They began with the goal to motivate, educate, inspire, challenge and enrich the lives of young people so they could become successful, productive and competitive citizens. Thirty years later, and now a major dance company all over the world, their appearance here in Los Angeles at The Ford Theatre was an incredible ensemble of dance works choreographed by a variety of talented artists, including Lula and Tamica, and performed by one of the most powerful, strong and exciting company of dancers on the planet.
Joshua Alexander Shares Living Life with Schizoaffective Disorder
After graduating from Cornell, author Joshua Alexander was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. He spent the next decade in hospitals, on medication, living on Social Security disability and staying in a group home. In 'Healing Schizoaffective: A Firsthand Look at the Illness and How I Beat It!' (published by Balboa Press), Alexander shares how he was finally able to heal with the help of homeopathy.
U of M Art Students' Thesis Exhibition Set for Performance Network Gallery, Now thru 5/6
To celebrate the initial renovation of Performance Network's lobby, four University of Michigan School of Art and Design students will present a thesis exhibition titled 'Sangfroid: the art of keeping cool' in the newly remodeled gallery space. The exhibition will run April 16-May 6, 2015 with an opening reception tonight, April 16 from 5:30pm to 9pm.
U of M Art Students' Thesis Exhibition Set for Performance Network Gallery, 4/16-5/6
To celebrate the initial renovation of Performance Network's lobby, four University of Michigan School of Art and Design students will present a thesis exhibition titled “Sangfroid: the art of keeping cool” in the newly remodeled gallery space. The exhibition will run April 16-May 6, 2015 with an opening reception on April 16 from 5:30pm to 9pm. The gallery is open to the public from 11am to 5pm TuesdayFriday. For information on productions and events at the Network or to donate, please go to www.pntheatre.org?or call the box office at 7346630681.