Sunday, November 20, 2011 at 4pm

Written and Directed by
Viviana C. Enrique Acosta

An ancestral weaving of a family’s journey from ancient times through the Mexican Revolution to the present.

The heirloom rebozo The Night Sky weaves through history with dance, song and drama. Día de los Muertos meets the Mexican Revolution meets Turkey Day!

The Night Sky un Rebozo Revolucionario 

                Un musical cultural del Día de los Muertos que se reúne con la Revolución Mexicana y el Día de Gracias, un tejido ancestral del viaje de una familia desde la antigüedad hasta la Revolución Mexicana y hasta la actualidad.

            La herencia del rebozo "The Night Sky" teje atraves de la historia con baile, canto y teatro.



The event will be held at The Joan B. Kroc Theatre at The Salvation Army Kroc Center, 6611 University Avenue, San Diego, CA 92115

Box Office opens at 3pm. House opens at 3:30pm. Performance at 4pm.

General Seating.

At the door tickets $15 cash or check only.

Interested in being a sponsor view the sponsor packages.

Interested in performing make an audition request for the BFA company.

The Ballet Folklorico en Aztlan was founded in 1967.  Artistic Director Viviana C. Enrique Acosta is known for her exquisite style and commitment to preserving the indigenous aspects of Mexican folklore.  The BFA is also recognized for teaching dance and culture to thousands and presenting ballet folklorico through-out the region.

A scene from TNSARR 2009, Fandango Jarocho.