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While we all love the movies, not many of us have adequate exposure to the stage. However, what if the stage brought the movies to us? In Infinity Dance Productions latest feature production Cinema, they're able to choreograph decades-worth of material into dance and stage ready adaptations. The best part,...
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While we all love the movies, not many of us have adequate exposure to the stage. However, what if the stage brought the movies to us? In Infinity Dance Productions latest feature production Cinema, they’re able to choreograph decades-worth of material into dance and stage ready adaptations. The best part, you ask? The movies range from Ghost starring Patrick Swayze to Donnie Darko starring Jake Gyllenhaal. There isn’t an award winning film missing from this lineup with the added fun of live performance. So, definitely head to the Latino Cultural Center (2600 Live Oak St.) at 6:30 p.m. Saturday to take a journey through time with the zest of movement. Admission ranges from $15-$20. Go to eventbrite.com to purchase tickets and for more info.

Sat., April 18, 6:30 p.m., 2015

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