Demetia Hopkins-Greene News

Oklahoma! officially begins previews on Broadway tonight, March 19, at the Circle in the Square Theatre.

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The Broadway production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!, which begins previews tomorrow at Circle in the Square will launch a $40 digital lottery.

Choreographer/filmmaker Mimi Garrard presents Mimi Garrard and Friends in 'Exploring Identity,' a special evening of live dance and film with dancer/collaborators Dementia Hopkins-Greene and Austin Selden, Sunday November 12, 7:30 PM, at New York Live Arts, 219 West 19th Street. The evening will see choreography by Garrard and Austin Selden, as well as Ms. Garrard's unique style of combining dance and video, in works on the theme of self-identity, asking the question 'who am I?'

Choreographer/filmmaker Mimi Garrard presents Mimi Garrard and Friends in 'Exploring Identity,' a special evening of live dance and film with dancer/collaborators Dementia Hopkins-Greene and Austin Selden, Sunday November 12, 7:30 PM, at New York Live Arts, 219 West 19th Street. The evening will see choreography by Garrard and Austin Selden, as well as Ms. Garrard's unique style of combining dance and video, in works on the theme of self-identity, asking the question 'who am I?'

MIMI GARRARD AND FRIENDS Dementia Hopkins-Greene and Austin Selden present 'Exploring Identity,' a live dance and video evening Sunday November 12 at 7:30 PM, New York Live Arts, 219 West 19th Street. Tickets: $20; $5 for students & seniors. Reservations: 212.924.0077.

Satellite Collective presented a meandering evening of different works this past weekend at 92Y's Buttenwieser Hall as part of the Dig Dance initiative. I attended the Saturday June 12th performance with great anticipation. As a fellow presenter I always perk up when I hear a wonderful introduction and Artistic Director Kevin Draper - a charismatic man who established immediate rapport with his audience and swiftly won us over to his side with his easy-going manner - delivered exactly that. It certainly didn't hurt that his monoprints of ink on canvas - 'View From The Ceiling'; created with visual designer Brandon Baker and scenic artist Marie Rosasco - set the scene as enjoyable backdrops. If only the rest of the concert had continued in this vein.