2010 Bay Area Praise Dance Festival
The Julia Morgan Theater, formerly Julia Morgan Center for the Arts (2640 College Avenue Berkeley, CA 94704)
- Full Price:
- $15.00
- Our Price:
- $7.50*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for 2010 Bay Area Praise Dance Festival have expired.
The last date listed for 2010 Bay Area Praise Dance Festival was Sunday June 27, 2010 / 7:00pm.
Goldstar Member Tips
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htnrosasbabygirl on Where to Park
No parking lot for this theater. Parking is on the street.
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
No AC dress cool
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htnrosasbabygirl on What to Wear
The theater was warm so dress cool in the summer. Casual.
2 Goldstar Member Reviews
I enjoyed the show! It did start rather late and it was entirely too hot no AC at all!!!! But other than that I enjoyed myself and was thrilled with the Winning dancers(F.A.M.E) they deserved it I loved their performance I really got a message out of it !!!!!Written on Jul 05 2010
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Fantastic! We drove 3 hours to this event and it was worth it! The variety of dancers from amateur children to local church groups to trained adult professionals was awesome. My critiques would be that they did not start on time (30+ minutes late) and no apology was made to the audience, the ticket pick-up was rather cumbersome, and the attire for the Ross Dance Company was inappropriate for a praise/worship dance. That said...I plan to be there in 2011.Written on Jun 29 2010
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More Information About 2010 Bay Area Praise Dance Festival
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Description
There will also be a guest performance by Ross Dance, a musical performance by Covenant Worship Center's choir and a live music and dance collaboration with Erik Lee and K2. In addition, during the pre- and post-show, For His Glory, a company from Oregon that specializes in praise dance flags, streamers and other props will have items available for purchase.
About the Ticket Supplier: Ross Dance Company
Ross Dance Company is a professional praise and contemporary dance company in Oakland and is led by Dwight and Dr. Tecsia Evans. Ross has been described by San Francisco Sentinel, The Examiner, and Oakland Tribune to be invigorating, engaging and up and coming dance company in the Bay Area. Ross is committed to creating work that highlights and comment on the social discourse and victories that individuals face in their relationships, spirituality, and society.

