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🎄 A Hilltop Holiday: The Must-See Event of the Season! 🎄
Get ready to warm your heart and ignite your holiday spirit with A Hilltop Holiday, the soulful, feel-good musical of the year! Follow the unforgettable journey of Eb Scrooge as he transforms from isolation to community, discovering the magic of connection through the ghosts of past, present, and future.
Ashton Edwards, a breakout company dancer with the Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Jonathan Batista, the trailblazing 1st Black Principal Dancer with PNB, captivated audiences with their breathtaking performances in the 2022 production of The Urban Nutcracker. Their dynamic partnership and incredible artistry garnered rave reviews and multiple standing ovations, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed their remarkable contributions to this unforgettable production.
T.U.P.A.C. crafts high quality ballet and performing arts experiences, providing opportunities for T.U.P.A.C. students to perform with Professional Guest Artists.
A new ballet depicting Nettie Craig Asberry an extraordinary, early Black resident of Tacoma. She was known for her work in fighting racism and in helping to open doors for women.
Creating Diverse and Inclusive High Quality Performing Arts Experiences For Our Community
Bringing High Quality Performing Arts Productions to Hilltop!
T.U.P.A.C. Where dance legends are trained!
For Us By Us
T.U.P.A.C. where dance legends are trained!
T.U.P.A.C.'s 2021 The Urban Nutcracker Sugar Plum Fairy, Ingrid Silva. Ingrid Silva (ingridsilvaballet.com)
T.U.P.A.C.'s 2021 The Urban Nutcracker, The Cavalier, Dylan Santos
T.U.P.A.C.'s 2021 The Urban Nutcracker, The Snow Queen, Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan
Northwest Sinfonietta and Mikhail Calliste from Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center perform inside The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection at Tacoma Art Museum with a behind-the-scenes introduction by Dr. T. André Feagin. Visit nwsinfonietta.org/listen for more
Northwest Sinfonietta and T.U.P.A.C. dancers Ivy and Nya perform from inside The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection at Tacoma Art Museum, with a behind-the-scenes introduction by Dr. T. André Feagin. Visit nwsinfonietta.org/listen for more information and videos from this series.
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Kabby Mitchell III will always be our touchstone. TUPAC would not exist without Kabby's vision and we shall forever be grateful for how he shaped our lives and shared with us his discipline, grace, fortitude, truth, constant quest for excellence and laughter.
We shall always honor his memory by keeping his passion for not only educating marginalized communities with high quality classical ballet technique, but also setting an example for guiding students in being respected world citizens.
Thank you, Mr. Mitchell - we stand on your shoulders, and will always strive to relay your high standards to our students.
T.U.P.A.C. is an anti-racist school. We will not discriminate and will take "affirmative action" measures to ensure against discrimination in school enrollment, class placement, performance casting, employment, recruitment, advertisements for employment, compensation, termination, upgrading, promotions, and other conditions of enrollment of students and/or employee or job applicants on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, sexual orientation or sex.
Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center
1105 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Tacoma, WA 98405
office@tacomaupac.org | (253) 327-1873
A 501(c)3 non-profit corporation EIN#: 82-0972418
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