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Aug. 7-8 - Dance Place

Funded in part by the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.

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News & Reviews

"...Sharna Fabiano has a remarkably strong and well-developed choreographic voice. In her company's performance Saturday at Dance Place, it was evident that her style and movement vocabulary are clearly defined and refreshingly distinctive." -Washington Post

"Sharna Fabiano, a Washington, DC-based tango dancer with a background in modern dance, is making headway on the concert stage with an intriguing melding of these two forms. Her young Sharna Fabiano Tango Company doesn't look much like the slicked-back, tricked-up tango companies that sweep the national tour circuit every couple of years with sequins and glitter...Fabiano does something more that takes tango further a field with her contemporary perspective on realigning the dance style with what might be better understood as 'downtown' dance." -Dance View Times

"Uno related the road of two women from solitude to communion with a simple but beautiful dance designed by American Sharna Fabiano." -Tangauta (Buenos Aires)

April 2009: While in Buenos Aires last year, Sharna was interviewed about her choreographic work by Kadmus Arts, an online magazine that covers dance, music, and theatre festivals world wide.

Dec 2008: "Uno" performed at the Festival Cambalache in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Photos and blog entry posted at TangoBeat

Nov 2008: Sharna is interviewed for Dance/USA Journal on the unique challenges and inspirations of culturally specific dance companies

Nov 2008: Sharna was invited to write about her creative process for Bourgeon, a local online arts magazine, with photos by Chris Alvanas

Oct 2008: Sharna was featured in the Washingtonian's fall arts issue as one of the city's "Rising Stars"

Jan 2008: Sharna was selected for Dance magazine's prestigious "25 To Watch List"

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Tango Performance The Company Recent Projects Press & Reviews Artistic Director Performing Artists See a Performance Aug. 7-8 - Dance Place Funded in part by the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Press inquiries: Sharna Fabiano, .		News & Reviews "...Sharna Fabiano has a remarkably strong and well-developed choreographic voice. In her company's performance Saturday at Dance Place, it was evident that her style and movement vocabulary are clearly defined and refreshingly distinctive." -Washington Post "Sharna Fabiano, a Washington, DC-based tango dancer with a background in modern dance, is making headway on the concert stage with an intriguing melding of these two forms. Her young Sharna Fabiano Tango Company doesn't look much like the slicked-back, tricked-up tango companies that sweep the national tour circuit every couple of years with sequins and glitter...Fabiano does something more that takes tango further a field with her contemporary perspective on realigning the dance style with what might be better understood as 'downtown' dance." -Dance View Times "Uno related the road of two women from solitude to communion with a simple but beautiful dance designed by American Sharna Fabiano." -Tangauta (Buenos Aires) April 2009: While in Buenos Aires last year, Sharna was interviewed about her choreographic work by Kadmus Arts, an online magazine that covers dance, music, and theatre festivals world wide. Dec 2008: "Uno" performed at the Festival Cambalache in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Photos and blog entry posted at TangoBeat Nov 2008: Sharna is interviewed for Dance/USA Journal on the unique challenges and inspirations of culturally specific dance companies Nov 2008: Sharna was invited to write about her creative process for Bourgeon, a local online arts magazine, with photos by Chris Alvanas Oct 2008: Sharna was featured in the Washingtonian's fall arts issue as one of the city's "Rising Stars" Jan 2008: Sharna was selected for Dance magazine's prestigious "25 To Watch List"