Aspiring dancers learned from Alvin Ailey members in Boston

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This past weekend, aspiring dancers gathered in Boston to learn from the famous Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Dancers of all ages participated in workshops led by former company members. Renee Robinson and Amos Machanic, Jr., both teaching artists from Ailey, shared their skills during these sessions. They were assisted by percussionist Roderick Jackson. The workshops focused on teaching the well-known dance piece "Revelations." On Saturday, workshops took place at various locations, including the Boston Renaissance Charter School and the YMCA in Roxbury. Sunday’s session was held at Chez-Vous roller rink in Dorchester. These events were part of a series leading up to upcoming performances in Boston, scheduled for April 24-27. Participants enjoyed the opportunity to learn choreography from accomplished dancers. The events showcased the joy and energy of Alvin Ailey’s work while bringing people together through dance.


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