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Cirque Arabesque


  • The Shelton Theater 533 Sutter Street San Francisco, CA, 94102 United States (map)

Welcome to Cirque Arabesque: Magical Beings! A stunning variety show featuring Circus, Bellydance, Fusion, North African dance and performances to exhilarating live music. We return to the charming Shelton Theater located in the heart of downtown San Francisco for two shows only on Saturday November 30th. Tickets on sale now at eventbrite!

In addition to amazing performances by Cirque du Soliel alumni and Whirling Dervish Gregangelo Herrera, Contortionist Jeliza Rose, and otherworldly Bellydancers Ahava, Andrea Sendek, Tammy Johnson, Rose Harden, Tre Henderson and more...Guests will be treated to an exciting live music experience led by Casablanca, Morocco native Bouchaib Abdelhadi (Collaborations include Pharoah Sanders, Alonzo King Lines Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater) with his band Younes Makboul, Susu Pampanin, Mohini Rustagi and Amina Goodyear performing for internationally acclaimed Algerian dancer Esraa Warda (featured in Vogue Arabia and Al Masri Jeezera Francais). Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of this beautiful show.

Produced by Khepri Productions and Project Aiwa

Source:: https://cirquearabesque-magicalbeings.eventbrite.com
Earlier Event: October 3
Sirens Fest 2019
Later Event: January 5
Caravan Band

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