Dance Spectacular Forever Tango
Post Street Theatre (450 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94102)
- Full Price:
- $55.00 - $67.50
- Our Price:
- $27.50 - $33.75*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Forever Tango have expired.
The last date listed for Forever Tango was Friday February 18, 2005 / 8:00pm.
3 Goldstar Member Reviews
DV
Sexy and provocative performance! Wonderful and exciting to watch the way the dancers move with each other. Thank you.Written on Jan 18 2005
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Chouxie
Wonderful orchestra and incredible dancing. Definitely recommended.Written on Jan 03 2005
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Paulon Lee
Normally, my husband would be sound asleep as the curtain closes for intermission. He doesn't enjoy Broadway shows nor does he enjoy dancing, but this sensual dancing kept him awake and amused. Professionally performed and well choreographed with serious and comedy tango roles. The costumes were very provocative and beautiful that worked well with the leg swings and body dips. Forever Tango is a must see for dancers, lovers, for those who don't enjoy Broadway shows, and for those who want something different.Written on Jan 24 2005
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More Information About Forever Tango
Website
http://www.poststreettheatre.com/Forever%20Tango.htm
Quotes & Highlights
- "Intoxicating." Los Angeles Times
- "Teasing, hot, a sizzling adventure! Drove the audience to a frenzy! If you have not seen it, you should." San Francisco Chronicle
Description
Luis Bravo's Forever Tango traces the colorful history of tango through music, dance and dramatic vignettes, featuring an all-Argentine cast of 14 dancers and a 12-piece orchestra. The dancers tango in their own specific styles, offering unspoken insight into this mysterious and passionate art form. The orchestra is led by Victor Lavallen on the bandoneon, an accordion-like instrument imported to Argentina from Germany in 1886, and is the iconic sound most associated with the tango. The live orchestra boasts four of the roughly 200 bandoneon players existing in the world today. Created and directed by Bravo, the production took San Francisco by storm in 1994, later going on to Broadway for a year-long run, where it garnered multiple Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations. The production returned to San Francisco in 1999 and was hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as "Forever magical...this sensual musical has perfected the passionate power of the famed dance."
