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May 2013

May 21, 2013

Much More to Pakistan

Sarah Long Holland
Detail, wall hanging from Sindh province, Pakistan
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May 13, 2013

Opening Minds: from Karachi to Connecticut

Robert Richter
It’s been more than three weeks since we have returned from our Center Stage trip to Pakistan and I have been pondering what to say in this blog.  How do you capture a trip like this?  ... Read more >>
May 1, 2013

Impressions from Pakistan

Brian Jose
I am finding it difficult to highlight any single experience from my Center Stage trip to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, so I've been putting off writing this post for several days. It's not ... Read more >>

April 2013

Apr 24, 2013

Ten Days in Morocco

Charles Robin
It amazes me how much cultural immersion can happen in just 10 days.
Knowing I just scratched the surface, I feel like I have so much more understanding of the cultural life in Morocco after ... Read more >>

March 2013

Mar 30, 2013

Reimagining Vietnam

Lisa Booth
As I was coming of age during the Vietnam War, if anyone had predicted that 40 years later I would travel through the Mekong Delta in a sampan, I would have chalked the vision up to someone’s LSD ... Read more >>
Mar 28, 2013

Taking a Look Back on Center Stage’s First Round: Part 10

Kelsey Colcord
The last (but not least!) of the Center Stage 2012 ensembles to arrive in the U.S. was Jogja Hip Hop Foundation (JHF), a group of DJs and rappers who incorporate Indonesian pop and gemalan music, ... Read more >>
Mar 26, 2013

Taking a Look Back on Center Stage’s First Round: Part 9

Kelsey Colcord
In November 2012, Center Stage welcomed two very funny men to the U.S., Danish Ali and Ali Gul Pir, also known as Very Live. While on tour in the U.S., they were eager to see what made Americans ... Read more >>
Mar 15, 2013

Taking a Look Back on Center Stage’s First Round: Part 8

Kelsey Colcord
BélO, Haiti's socially conscious groove innovator, came to the U.S. with Center Stage in late October 2012. Although he had performed in the states before, this was BélO's first time to small ... Read more >>
Mar 5, 2013

Taking a Looking Back at Center Stage's First Round: Part 7

Kelsey Colcord
I believe that there is a possibility for us in this world to each mutually understand one another, because the arts, especially dance, makes us all honest and grants us an inner conscience.
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Mar 1, 2013

Taking A Looking Back at Center Stage's First Round: Part 6

Kelsey Colcord
Flying from Pétion-Ville, Haiti, to Washington, DC in October of 2012, Compagnie de Danse Jean-René Delsoin began th
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