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Culture Comes To Connecticut
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Martha Graham Dance Company
Thu, Oct 27, 8pm Jorgernsen Center for the Arts, Storrs, CT
http://jorgensen.ct-arts.com/events_detail.cfm?eventID=258&seriesID=8

Perhaps no other 20th century choreographer has had a greater impact on contemporary dance than the late Martha Graham. A true American original, Graham created a repertoire of nearly 200 works and several of her grand, signature works are included in this tour. Simply put, the Martha Graham Dance Company is not only the oldest, but the most renowned contemporary dance company in the world.

My wife works for this company and I thought it was worth mentioning that they are coming to Connecticut. I am sure that ticket prices will frighten most people away, but I am sure you can get a student discount.
And yes I know that there is lots of "culture" up in those parts. ;)
"I taught them everything they know, but not everything I know."
"The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing."
-James Brown

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