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Raja Feather Kelly ’09 featured in The New York Times

Raja Feather Kelly '09; photo by Kate Enman.
Raja Feather Kelly '09; photo by Kate Enman.

Award-winning dancer and choreographer Raja Feather Kelly ’09, known for his imaginative dance-theater excavations of pop and queer culture, has been featured in The New York Times. In an article titled, “This Choreographer Can Make Your Play Move,” Kelly is said to have left his mark on several Off Broadway shows, specialising in what he calls “virtuosic behavior.”



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June 11, 2019

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