ETHNIC DANCE THEATRE WELCOMES YOU!
Reflections on the Danube - March 23 - 25, 2012 
Take a Journey from the Black Forest to the Black Sea!

WHEN:
Friday, March 23 at 8pm
Saturday,
March 24 at 8pm
Sunday, March 25 at 2pm
WHERE:
Ritz Theater
343 13th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Map
TICKETS:
Adults: $20
Students/Seniors: $15
Under 12: $12
Online: www.ritzdolls.com/tickets
Ritz Theatre Box Office: 612-436-1129
(Tuesday-Thursday, 12:30pm - 4:30pm)
ABOUT:
Take a journey from the Black Forest to Black Sea as Ethnic Dance Theatre presents, Reflections on the Danube.
The performance will be presented in EDT's signature style with traditional choreography, live music and spectacular costumes.
ASL interpretation will be a part of each performance.
Featuring Exciting Costume and Movement. . .
Artistic Director Donald La Course, EDT resident choreographer Eva Maria Kish, and guest choreographers John Morovich from Seattle and John Omorean from the Twin Cities will create choreography for Reflections on the Danube.
Three new choreographies will be premiered, and five works from the EDT repertoire will be revived for this concert. La Course will stage Tanze vom Schwarzwald, from the fairytale-like Black Forest of Germany. Morovich will create a new work from the Baranja region of Croatia featuring enchanting music and priceless antique costumes. Omorean’s piece comes from the Danube delta region of Dobrogea in Romania, with haunting violins and lightning footwork. Revivals will be La Course’s Severniashki Horo from Bulgaria, Oan Junge, zwoa Deandln from Austria, Trencanska Polka from Slovakia and Pesme I Igre iz Šumadija from Serbia. The show also features a revival of Kish’s A Dunarol Fujj a Szel, from the Dunantuli region of Hungary.
. . .and thrilling Sounds!
Reflections on the Danube will be a spectacular musical show. In addition to the McKnight award winning Orkestar Bez Ime performing all the musical sets, Reflections on the Danube will feature the multi-faceted vocal talents of singer Natalie Nowytski and Mila Vocal Ensemble.
Presentation of Reflections on the Danube is made possible in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature, the Target Foundation, and our individual donors.

