Journey through Latin-American dance

Ballet Hispanico is celebrating its 45th season of performing with a special children’s matinee on April 9 at the Joyce Theater.

The premier Latino dance company presents “En Familia Matinee,” featuring excerpts from “Asuka,” “Flabbergast,” “Tito on Timables,” “Sombreisimo,” “Bury Me Standing,” “Club Havana,” and an interactive production of a fun-filled journey through Latin-American dance and culture featuring Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro and Education Director AnaMaria Correa as co-hosts, and a question-and-answer with the dancers.

“En Familia Matinee,” April 9 at 2 pm; tickets range from $10 to $25.

The Joyce Theater [175 Eighth Ave. at 19th Street in Chelsea, (212) 242–0800, www.joyce.org]

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