Cartier Williams - "New York, New York" | The Kennedy Center
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Hoofer, choreographer, filmmaker, and performer Cartier Williams pays tribute to the great Leonard Bernstein with a tap piece set to Bernstein's "New York, New York" from 'On The Town.' Part of Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center, April 25, 2018. Watch the full performance: https://youtu.be/OBttT_JAG98 Produced by NEWorks Productions as part of its NEWorks@15 performance series. Subscribe to The Kennedy Center! http://bit.ly/2gNFrtb #cartierwilliams #bernstein #newyork #onthetown #kennedycenter #tapdance
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