Showing posts with label Hip-Hop Theater Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hip-Hop Theater Festival. Show all posts

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Bboy Battle: "Freshest of All Time"


Words Beats & Life and The Hip-Hop Theater Festival
present

"Freshest Of All Time"
2 on 2 Bboy, 1 on 1 Bgirl & 1 on 1 kids Battles.

July 10, 2010 12pm – 8 pm

Columbia Heights Community Club
1480 Girard Street NW
Washington, DC 20009

Battles start at 3pm
"Freshest of All Time" is a free all ages Hip Hop family experience brought to you by Words Beats & Life, 4F Crew and The Hip-Hop Theater Festival. Come out and see the dopest dancers from the east coast battle it out!

2 on 2 Bboy Battle for $1000 !!!!
1 on 1 Bgirl Battle for $200
1 on 1 Small Fry Battle (kids battle 14 and under) for $50Judges:

Ghost (LOZ)
Ken Swift (7 Gems)
WaAaK (Breaks Kru)

HOST: NEMESIS (Breaks Kru)

DJ’s:

SCRATCH MASTER K, OSO FRESH and FLEG

$25 registration Fee per crew for Bboy Battle
$5 registration fee for small fry Battle
$10 registration fee for the bgirl battle

Also... Wii Play 360 Video Game Tournament for $100

For more info visit:

Thursday, February 25, 2010

A conversation w/ Ken Swift at NYU This Fri.


Hip-Hop Humanities:
A conversation w/ KEN SWIFT & JOE SCHLOSS,Ph.D.

Friday, February 26, 2010
7pm-9pm

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Located at :
Tisch School of the Arts
721 Broadway *(off of Waverly Place) Room 612
New York, N.Y. 10003

Please RSVP @ info@hhtf.org
for more info vist: www.hhtf.org

As part off Hip-Hop Theater Festival's Humanities Series, Joe Schloss Ph.D., will join the legendary Ken Swift in a conversation about aesthetics of Breaking and Rock (two distinct forms of Hip-Hop Dance), cultural history, the need for documentation and the absence of institutional support in preserving the heritage of New York's Hip-Hop cultural legacy. Come join us for one of the many important conversations contributing to the growing body of discourse around these important forms of urban American culture. The respondent for the evening will be Imani Johnson, Ph.D., who is a post doctoral Fellow in the Department of Performance Studies at NYU.