Hello list
Here im sending you all the info i can about the Tango show we are producing.
The show is Tango Retro.
Check the website at www.tangoretro.com
We are going to have two shows.
Wednesday, february 18 at 8pm.
Thursday February 19 at 8pm.
At the Broadway Performance Hall, 1625 Broadway Street.
The Show Features
Eva Lucero and Patricio Touceda as main dancers
Tango Heart Sextet directed by Bertram Levy
The sextet is composed of first violin Claude Ginsburg,
second violin Kat Fritz, cello Tracy Hoveskeland, bandoneon Bertram Levy,
piano Andy Carr and bass Spencer Hoveskeland.
Special guest from Argentina:
Jorge torres & Mariela Franganillo, dancers.
Hector del Curto, bandoneon player.
All of them have benn performing in Forever Tango.
And also the participation of
local artists as:
Evan & Michelle and Rob Sutherland & April.
>From the Puget Sound area.
The show is directed and produced by Tangonetwork
The tickets are on SALE right now!
Tickets are general seating.
The price is $24,90 each.
We are specting a lot of people for the shows, we are going to run advertisments
at Seattle Weekly, The Stranger and Seattle Times among others.
So plan buying yours with time. To be sure you get your tickets before is too
late.
You can buy them through:
www.ticketwindowonline.com
There is a link from www.tangoretro.com
To the "buy tickets" page
You also can stop by The Buenos Aires grill at Virginia & 2nd Ave.
from 5pm to 10 pm. everyday.
Buy directly from us anytime you see me or Eva.We always carry tickets with us.
Below there is a press release that describes the show.
We apreciate the difusion of the show, so feel freere-send this e mails to your
friends
and or people that you think mught be interested in attending the Tango Retro
Show
Any question give me a call or write to me.
much more info is posted at the website www.tangoretro.com
Meet the artists
We are very excited about the show.
This is gonna be nice!!
Hope to see you there!
Patricio Touceda
www.tangonetwork.com
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TANGO RETRO
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Patricio Touceda
Office: (206) 351-0531
World-Renown Argentinean Tango Artists Return to Seattle Stage
Seattle, WA January 28, 2004 - On February 18-19, internationally
renowned stars of Tango stage and screen bring a new dance extravaganza to
Seattle at the Broadway Performing Arts Hall, the first major professional
Tango dance show to grace a Seattle stage in over five years.
The show is the creation of Patricio Touceda and Eva Luricio from Buenos
Aires, two of Tangos brightest stars of the new era. They will be joined on
stage by, among others, Jorge Torres and Mariella Frangelico, stars of the
Tony-nominated Broadway smash hit Forever Tango. The show features live music
by Bertram Levy's TangoHeart, a traditional Tango sextet, joined by Hector del
Curto, an internationally acclaimed bandoneon artist from the Forever Tango
orchestra.
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The show, aptly named TangoRetro, pays homage to the golden age of Tango
in the 1930s and 40s in Argentina, and to the artists who created the powerful,
sensual world of Tango music and dance. "TangoRetro was created to give the
best artists of the modern Tango generation an opportunity to show audiences
the passion and glamour of a distant era," says Touceda. "Staying true to the
roots of Tango while incorporating the best of what today's young artists have
brought to the dance was our goal."
Patricio and Eva, who currently reside in Seattle, WA, are well known for
their scintillating dinner shows at the Buenos Aires Grill in Seattle. Since
coming to U.S. in 2002, they have starred in Michelle Badion's "Tango Cabaret"
in Seattle, "Swango" at the Helen Hayes theatre company in New York, and Romulo
Larrea's "Tangos for the Milonga" at Meanny Hall in Seattle. They have also
performed throughout Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Spain, Germany, and Japan in
such critically acclaimed shows as "Señor Tango," "Tango Mio," "Forever Tango,"
"Tanguera," and "Malambo," and contributed to such films as "Evita," "The Tango
Lesson," and Carlos Suara's "Tango."
Tickets are available from the Buenos Aires Grill at 2nd & Virginia in
downtown Seattle, and through TicketWindowOnline.com. General admission tickets
are $25. Show times are 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 18 and Thursday,
February 19. For further information, contact Patricio Touceda at (206) 351
0531.
