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11:54 am
Thu June 9, 2011
American Dance Festival
- Host Frank Stasio talks about the American Dance Festival with festival co-director Jodee Nimerichter and dancer Chris Bell, who is returning to the festival this year for his fourth summer as a staff assistant and dance student.
Every summer, over 300 professional dancers, choreographers and dance students flock to Durham. They come for the American Dance Festival. It’s a summer school and a series of world-class performances open to the public. This summer's theme is "Something New, Something Treasured" and features the work of established choreographers like Bill T. Jones and Paul Taylor, as well as emerging talents like Rosie Herrera. The festival starts June 9 and runs through July 23.