Come Eat, Dance, Play!
Sunday, November 9, 5:15 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Olivia and Jonathan’s weekly milonga:
The Belrose Theater
1415 Fifth Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901
The well-kept secret is in an atmospheric church-converted-to-theater. (A former house-of-god-turned-theater (what better feng shui for dancing!)The floor is smooth, so is the music. So are the dancers.
I’ll read from and talk about my new book, Tango, an Argentine Love Story (Seal Press), which will be for sale there. I won’t talk long though, because there will be some serious dancers here, whose feet will be itching.
What better way to pass(celebrate or mourn, we shall see) the post-election “daze.” Let’s hope for a regime change that brings unity, not divisiveness, acceptance, not intolerance, connection, not fear or isolation, and love all around—all the things that tango engenders.
Viva el tango!
Praise for Tango
Read a review of Tango
(Click on the names of these esteemed authors to learn more about them at the
ir Web sites.)
“Tango is a remarkable addition to contemporary dharma literature. It reads like a thriller, a romance, and above all it shows the redemptive potential of a sincere spiritual practice.”
—Sylvia Boorstein, PhD, author of Happiness Is an Inside Job
“Camille Cusumano has lived out many a mid-life woman’s fantasy: packing her bags, slit skirts, and tango shoes and spending a year in Argentina. The result is a memoir that is like the dance itself: smooth, absorbing, and erotically charged.”
—Laura Fraser, author of An Italian Affair
“The transformative power of the tango embrace beautifully captured. Bravo!”
—Marina Palmer, author of Kiss & Tango