Choreographer, Wynn Harrison, discusses her the inspiration and concept behind her piece in X Dance, which examines our relationship with the U.S. political system. Wynn is a Broadcast Journalism major concentrating in political science at Emerson College.
You can see Wynn’s piece along with those of four other student choreographers in the Greene Theater from February 9–12.
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