A spokesperson says---
“...Using tap dance, live music, and spoken word, Gerson Lanza creates a compelling journey through the intersecting themes of race, ethnicity, and immigration. An immersive dance performance that celebrates the essence of authenticity in rhythm, To Dance Is To Be Free fuses art and advocacy to foster a deeper understanding of the multifaceted tapestry of Blackness and American society at large.
Originally from La Ceiba, Honduras, Gerson Lanza first encountered tap dance after moving to New York City in 2001. He immediately fell in love with the art form..."
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