1. 22 Feb


    “Before I had even seen dance, I knew that is what I wanted to do. I didn’t know exactly what is what was, but I’ve always been a mover,”  Brittanie Brown, Abraham.In.Motion company member. The New York-based dance company was in Miami to perform , Live! The Realest MC, at the Miami Beach Colony Theater.

    “Before I had even seen dance, I knew that is what I wanted to do. I didn’t know exactly what is what was, but I’ve always been a mover,”  Brittanie Brown, Abraham.In.Motion company member.

    The New York-based dance company was in Miami to perform , Live! The Realest MC, at the Miami Beach Colony Theater.

     

  2. 7 Feb


    “I dance because it allows me to be the fullest possible me on all levels,” Rena Butler, Abraham.In.Motion company member. The New York-based dance company was in Miami to perform , Live! The Realest MC, at the Miami Beach Colony Theater.

    “I dance because it allows me to be the fullest possible me on all levels,” Rena Butler, Abraham.In.Motion company member.

    The New York-based dance company was in Miami to perform , Live! The Realest MC, at the Miami Beach Colony Theater.

     

  3. 8 Jan


    “Dance is the art that teaches discipline, etiquette, patience and perseverance. These attributes will help you achieve any goal because it starts with awareness of self,” Charity Metzger, dancer at Garth Fagan Dance, Rochester, NY Charity is a graduate of New World School of the Arts in downtown Miami.

    “Dance is the art that teaches discipline, etiquette, patience and perseverance. These attributes will help you achieve any goal because it starts with awareness of self,” Charity Metzger, dancer at Garth Fagan Dance, Rochester, NY

    Charity is a graduate of New World School of the Arts in downtown Miami.

     

  4. 26 Apr


    “I won’t shut up and shut down,” said Ronderrick Mitchell, a New World School of the Arts graduate. “I consider myself a representative for a group that is afraid to speak. I’m HIV-positive, I’m a black man, I’m gay.”

    “I won’t shut up and shut down,” said Ronderrick Mitchell, a New World School of the Arts graduate. “I consider myself a representative for a group that is afraid to speak. I’m HIV-positive, I’m a black man, I’m gay.”