Dance Source Houston will present the fifth annual Barnstorm Dance Fest, featuring 20 diverse dance works by choreographers from the Greater Houston region and beyond. The 2019 festival features a new, condensed one-week format, offering performances, master classes and an artist talk.
The Barnstorm line-up showcases a range of dance genres including Bharatanatyam, breakdancing, contemporary, flamenco, Garba, Kathak, modern, and more. A total of six performances will be offered, with two chances to see the three unique programs.
Dance Source Houston’s 2018-19 Artists In Residence, Adam Castañeda, Ayan Felix, Kalpana Subbarao and Uwazi Zamani, are among the featured choreographers.
Dance Source Houston will present the fifth annual Barnstorm Dance Fest, featuring 20 diverse dance works by choreographers from the Greater Houston region and beyond. The 2019 festival features a new, condensed one-week format, offering performances, master classes and an artist talk.
The Barnstorm line-up showcases a range of dance genres including Bharatanatyam, breakdancing, contemporary, flamenco, Garba, Kathak, modern, and more. A total of six performances will be offered, with two chances to see the three unique programs.
Dance Source Houston’s 2018-19 Artists In Residence, Adam Castañeda, Ayan Felix, Kalpana Subbarao and Uwazi Zamani, are among the featured choreographers.
Dance Source Houston will present the fifth annual Barnstorm Dance Fest, featuring 20 diverse dance works by choreographers from the Greater Houston region and beyond. The 2019 festival features a new, condensed one-week format, offering performances, master classes and an artist talk.
The Barnstorm line-up showcases a range of dance genres including Bharatanatyam, breakdancing, contemporary, flamenco, Garba, Kathak, modern, and more. A total of six performances will be offered, with two chances to see the three unique programs.
Dance Source Houston’s 2018-19 Artists In Residence, Adam Castañeda, Ayan Felix, Kalpana Subbarao and Uwazi Zamani, are among the featured choreographers.