African Dance with Victorius R.

KaNu Dance Theater

The mission of KaNu Dance Theater is to promote change and peace in Haiti and around the world by sharing with the world; Haitian heritage, history, culture, and educating our spectators through contemporary, modern, and Afro-Haitian dance. KaNu is an abbreviation for “Ka Pa Nou” in Haitian-Kreyol which means “Our Situation.” KaNu Dance Theater hopes to be able to continue to share “Our Situation” or better yet “KaNu” through dance, theater and song.

Vissi Dance Theater

The Vissi Dance Theater is committed to art and artists that use the gift of dance and drama to explore moral and social issues. Through art, the Vissi Dance Theater seeks to speak to the human condition, lift the spirit, ask questions, celebrate the joy of life, and reflect the truths of human nature.

Okra Dance Company

The Okra Dance Company was created by the late dancer/choreographer Phillip Bond. Shireen Dickson is now directing the company. It is composed of accomplished professional dancers and experienced teachers. Their vast experience includes Broadway, touring theater, as well as well-known dance companies around the country. The dancers are equally adept at performing tribal dances from Africa, social dances from around the world, American tap dance, and Broadway dance of today. All programs are highlighted with humor and audience participation. At the end of each show, audience members are brought on stage to try some dance movements themselves.

Something Positive

Something Positive is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit Performing Arts Company dedicated to preserving the arts and culture of the African Diaspora and its cross-cultural influences.

Lucia Marthas University

Lucia Marthas/ Hanze University

VanDenEnde Foundation

Earl Mosley's Institute of the Arts

VanDenEnde Foundation

Limited Proficiency

Native Proficiency

Native Proficiency

Limited Proficiency