The Academy of Danse Libre presents
a new biennial theatrical historical dance show
The Dancing Dead
Zombies!   Vegetarians!   Vintage Dance!
Friday and Saturday, 6–7 June 2014, at 8pm

Buy tickets for Danse Libre's The Dancing Dead: Zombies! Vegetarians! Vintage Dance!
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Online tickets will be held at will call.

A zombie, time-traveling, dance extravaganza
showcasing dances of the Victorian era through the 1940s.
Also featuring performances by
Swing Cats Rhythm Revue & Knotts Dance Company

The show will be held at
 
Cubberley Theatre
4000 Middlefield Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
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Doors open at 7:30pm.
Show starts at 8:00pm.
General seating.

Tickets available in advance from members of
Danse Libre and Swing Cats, and online ($20);
Student/Seniors ($17).

Watch our video trailer to see examples of our dancing.

 
1941. The Nazis have developed a virus which creates a vicious, brain-eating army out of a secret population of peaceful, vegetarian zombies. British scientists have discovered a single zombie (Ben Lipson) that is impervious to the violence-inducing virus.

Scientist Larisa Croft (Magenta Brooks) and anthropologist Cody Corvenus (Andrew Solovay) must travel back in time to trace this dance-loving zombie's movements and determine the source of his immunity. Will Larisa and Cody be able to save the future of the free world?
 

 

Directed by Marc Kenig. Script by Olivia Shen Green.
Lighting & Sound: Storm Staley. Stage Manager: Amanda Langworthy.
Artistic Directors: Kimber Rudo & Irvin Tyan.

Please: no flash photos, SLR cameras, or items that click, beep, or make noise.

For questions about our show, please email ...


Student and senior tickets* are $17, even day of show.
*Student: enrolled full-time, including college and graduate school students; Senior: 65 and up.


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Design credit: Artwork by Jeff Kellem; Photo by Jason Chuang.
Metro Nova typeface design by Toshi Omagari (2012) & William Addison Dwiggins (1930).