Brandon Terzic
Latest News on Brandon Terzic:
New York City to Host First-Ever New York Oud Festival in April (Apr 20, 2024)
WISH YOU WERE HERE Featuring Nikki Massoud, Marjan Neshat and More Available Tomorrow (Mar 31, 2021)
BWW Dance Review: New Sounds of Tap at the AMERICAN TAP DANCE FOUNDATION (Apr 22, 2016)
New York City to Host First-Ever New York Oud Festival in April (Apr 20, 2024)
WISH YOU WERE HERE Featuring Nikki Massoud, Marjan Neshat and More Available Tomorrow (Mar 31, 2021)
BWW Dance Review: New Sounds of Tap at the AMERICAN TAP DANCE FOUNDATION (Apr 22, 2016)
Brandon Terzic News
New York City to Host First-Ever New York Oud Festival in April
At the end of this month, music lovers in New York City will have an exciting opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of the oud - the short-necked fretless lute prominent in Arabic Music and throughout the Near East, North Africa, and beyond.
At the end of this month, music lovers in New York City will have an exciting opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of the oud - the short-necked fretless lute prominent in Arabic Music and throughout the Near East, North Africa, and beyond.
WISH YOU WERE HERE Featuring Nikki Massoud, Marjan Neshat and More Available Tomorrow
The Williamstown Theatre Festival and Audible Theater world premiere presentation of Wish You Were Here is available worldwide tomorrow, April 1 at 3am ET within the Audible Plus catalog. Wish You Were Here is part of the 2020 Williamstown Theatre Festival summer season produced on Audible.
The Williamstown Theatre Festival and Audible Theater world premiere presentation of Wish You Were Here is available worldwide tomorrow, April 1 at 3am ET within the Audible Plus catalog. Wish You Were Here is part of the 2020 Williamstown Theatre Festival summer season produced on Audible.
BWW Dance Review: New Sounds of Tap at the AMERICAN TAP DANCE FOUNDATION
Last week, the American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF) presented new works by both veterans and emerging tap dancers and choreographers at its spring Rhythm in Motion show in the Theater at the 14th Street Y. This production, curated by Tony Waag, Artistic/Executive Director of ATDF, stretches the boundaries of tap dance to present groundbreaking choreography, showcase innovative technique, and provide a platform to present, move forward, and grow the art of tap.
Last week, the American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF) presented new works by both veterans and emerging tap dancers and choreographers at its spring Rhythm in Motion show in the Theater at the 14th Street Y. This production, curated by Tony Waag, Artistic/Executive Director of ATDF, stretches the boundaries of tap dance to present groundbreaking choreography, showcase innovative technique, and provide a platform to present, move forward, and grow the art of tap.
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