Urban Dance Festival Announced for Old Havana

The 15th International Old Havana Urban Dance Gathering was announced by sponsors Danza Teatro Retazos and the Havana City Historian´s Office to take place April 7 to 11.<br /> Read More

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Ballet Nacional de Cuba at Sadler's Wells

Nearly all of the world's great dance companies and performing arts groups have graced the stage at Sadler's Wells, however, there is one troupe in particular which London theatregoers have not had the pleasure of seeing. Read More

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Granada´s Falksong Makes its Entrance in Havana

Flamenco dancers, singers and reciters, exponents of Granada Falksongs will perform here next weekend in a show that includes emblematic themes of the genre, a traditional one in Spanish music.<br /> Read More

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Gold Medal for Alicia Alonso in Mexico

Mexico, through Merida Mayor Cesar Bojorquez, presented Cuba National Ballet (BNC) Director Alicia Alonso the Guest of Honor Gold Medal. Read More

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Josefina Méndez: "that beautiful queen of tragedy"

Tribute to one of the four jewels of the Ballet Nacional de Cuba. Read More

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Don Quixote Ballet to Mexico

The National Ballet of Cuba, under the direction of Alicia Alonso, will travel late this month to one of its main international sites, Mexico, specifically to Mexico City, to present one of the great classics of the repertoire: Don Quixote.  Read More

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Amaury Pérez is back on Cuban television

Amaury Pérez Vidal is back to Cuban television with a special chat show called Con dos que se quieran. Read More

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Russian Ballet in Cuba

As part of an effort to improve relations, Russian-Cuban cultural ties were on full display in Havana last week. <br /> Read More

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The Authentic Lizt Alfonso

To speak about Lizt Alfonso can make anyone fall into unavoidable repetitions, as the artistic career of this young ballerina and choreographer has increased in relation to the quality of her shows. Read More

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Bolshoi ballet offers 1st Cuba show in 30 years

Russia's famed Bolshoi ballet performed in Cuba for the first time in three decades, joining Cuban dancers to fill the stage of the Karl Marx Theater with princesses, swans and flirty Spanish lasses. Read More

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