March 11, 2010
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Brooklyn
The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center believes that the study of various dance forms and music is essential to a child's education and development. The school offers a diverse range of classes for all ages and strives to be a center of creative activity for children and teens.
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Manhattan
This multidisciplinary institution promotes performing, visual and literary arts through classes and performances for a wide range of audiences.
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Manhattan
92YTribeca opened on Hudson Street in 2008 as as the 92nd Street Y's downtown art and entertainment venue. It has a performance stage with full bar for live music, comedy, cabaret, theater, performance art and dance; a 72-seat movie theater, and more.
ABAKUÁ Afro-Latin Dance Company
Brooklyn
The dance and theatrical repertory of ABAKUA' Afro-Latin Company is designed to reach a broad audience and to nurture the widespread appreciation of Afro-Latin dance.
Manhattan
The Abrons Arts Center is a program of Henry Street Settlement, which has provided social services and arts programs to the Lower East Side since 1893. Its landmarked 300-seat Neighborhood Playhouse houses Henry Street’s visual and performing arts programming alongside its community-based arts training.
Alpha Omega 1-7 Theatrical Dance Company
Manhattan
The company’s mission is largely educational. It has trained children in various styles of dance at select schools: Freedom Academy High School and Lewis H. Latimer, both in Brooklyn; and East Harlem School at Exodus House and Martin Luther King Jr. High School, both in Manhattan.