Where Tap and Flamenco Meet: La Rumba Cubana and Flamenco with Max Pollak, Jose Moreno and Guests

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Where Tap and Flamenco Meet: La Rumb...

A Flamenco/Tap Performance Celebrating La Rumba Cubana and Flamenco
after 150 Years!

Where Tap and Flamenco Meet: La Rumba Cubana and Flamenco with Max Pollak, Jose Moreno and Guests

Sunday, May 6, 4:30 pm
at

Flamenco Latino
244 W 54th St, 4th Fl. (B'way-8th Ave)
New York, NY
Info: 212-399-8519
Theater opens 4:00 pm

Tickets:
$50 VIP (includes reserved seat and post-performance reception)
$15 general admission advance purchase
$17 general admission at the door
$10 seniors, $5 children

Big ideas by Basilio Georges and Aurora Reyes

Featuring
Max Pollak, tap dance
Jose Moreno, flamenco dance, percussion

With

Olyda, Tatiana Green, dance, Mike Santiago, percussion, Mark Holen, percussion & Flamenco Ensemble members

Max Pollak, named one of “25 to Watch in 2007” by Dance Magazine, was the first person to merge American Rhythm Tap with authentic Afro-Cuban music and dance. Capturing the charged electricity and power of a Latin jazz Orquesta," RumbaTap features a multi-talented international cast of musicians and dancers and has toured throughout Europe, Japan, and the United States; recently performing to a capacity crowd at New York City's Central Park Summer Stage.

Pollak has published articles on tap dance in several international publications including Dance Magazine; has recorded with the Cyro Baptista, Paul Carlon Octet, Grupo Los Santos, TrioNada, and members of the Tito Puente Orchestra; has appeared in films and documentaries including the critically claimed Como Se Forma Una Rumba with some of Cuba's most prestigious salsa musicians; and was the tap coach for lead actor Pablo Veron on the Sally Potter film The Tango Lesson.

Today Pollak is recognized worldwide as the creator of "RumbaTap” and is a 2008 recipient of the New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Choreography.

Call 212-399-8519 to reserve.
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