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Silk Road Dance Company & DC Mayor's Arts Award Review
Silk Road Dance Company participated in this exciting opening extravaganza for the DC Mayor's Annual Arts awards program. From DCist: "The evening started with The Core, a wild performance featuring a slew of ethnic dancing; each troupe paraded on stage one after the other, showing off their Asian, African, and Irish moves to the same drum chorus. It was It's A Small World on the best kind of crack, providing an energetic start to the evening." |
The Queen and I : Documentary Film on Empress Farah PahlaviSwedish filmmaker Nahid Persson Sarvestani, created a documentary The Queen and I, which is based on the life of the queen Farah Pahlavi and her family. It includes a clip of Silk Road Dance Company performing for her at a gala charity event - the 2008 Bahar Ball -- in Washington, D.C. The documentary was shown at the Sundance Film Festival. Read More |
Uzbek Ministry of Culture Awards Doctorate to Laurel Victoria Gray
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VOA Report on The Great Game: Afghanistan
VOA NEWS report on The Great Game: Afghanistan includes footage from Silk Road Dance Company's presentation of A Dance Journey through Afghanistan at the Shakespeare Theatre. This video spotlights a new theatrical effort, aimed at educating Americans about Afghanistan, is making its debut in Washington. This, as U.S. and Afghan forces begin new joint operations, targeting the Taliban. As Derek Henkle reports, the epic-like saga is raising social awareness about a key area of U.S. foreign policy, while trying to give voice to a history much unknown in the West. Read More |
VOA Uzbek Service Broadcast on 2011 Independence Day Celebration at Uzbek Embassy
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An Evening on the Silk Road at the National Theater
WASHINGTON POST - An Evening on the Silk Road at the National Theater Thousands of years of dance are celebrated by the Silk Road Dance Company's lively productions, which feature the costumes and music from ancient Persia, Egypt and Uzbekistan. Read More |
Washington Times Spotlights Legends of the Silk Road
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