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Dance in Prisons: Confinement vs. Freedom – What is it?

Andre Noel didn’t expect to become a dancer while he was in prison. But halfway through his term, he encountered the Rehabilitation Through the Arts organization, founded by Katherine Vockins. Dance changed his life. Now out of prison, he has formed a dance troupe of other prison alumni. He and Vockins testify to the salient effect of dance on men and women in prison, both while they’re incarcerated and afterwards. Hear powerful stories of how dance is both movement and moving.











When: Fri., Dec. 13, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Where: The 92nd Street Y, New York
1395 Lexington Ave.
212-415-5500
Price: $15
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Andre Noel didn’t expect to become a dancer while he was in prison. But halfway through his term, he encountered the Rehabilitation Through the Arts organization, founded by Katherine Vockins. Dance changed his life. Now out of prison, he has formed a dance troupe of other prison alumni. He and Vockins testify to the salient effect of dance on men and women in prison, both while they’re incarcerated and afterwards. Hear powerful stories of how dance is both movement and moving.

Buy tickets/get more info now