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On Pointe

Sallie Wilson Follows in Anthony Tudor's Footsteps

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Philadelphia's favorite son returns to town with the local premiere of Facing Mekka, a full-evening exploration of the roots of hip-hop with a cast of 17 dancers, two DJs, live percussion, and a recorded score by Darrin Ross.

JOHN JASPERSE COMPANY
May 22-June 8
Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, 212-924-0077

photo: Hiroyuki Ito

Stagehands: the former ballerina at work

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This compelling troupe looks over the edge again in Out There & Other Work.

'DANCEAFRICA 2003'
May 23-25
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, 718-636-4100

Stay in town Memorial Day weekend, and catch performances centered on Haiti, by troupes from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and beyond, as well as films, music, crafts, and food.