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A ballet company brings Asian folktales to the stage

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By Arielle Gray Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from WBUR's weekly arts and culture newsletter, The ARTery. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. When dancer Lauren Huynh told her mom she was choreographing a ballet based on a Vietnamese folktale, her mom was very excited. Huynh is a second-generation Vietnamese American and the tale she chose is called “Tấm Cám.” "My mom grew up hearing it from her mom,” she said. Some would call “Tấm Cám” a variation on the Cinderella story.
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A ballet company brings Asian folktales to the stage

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By Arielle Gray Verified
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The Asian American Ballet Project wants to challenge dominant views on dance and ballet (Courtesy Olivia Moon Photography) Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from WBUR's weekly arts and culture newsletter, The ARTery. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. When dancer Lauren Huynh told her mom she was choreographing a ballet based on a Vietnamese folktale, her mom was very excited.
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Unsanctioned MFA tours ask 'who belongs?'

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By Arielle Gray Verified
| WBUR News Verified
It’s a busy day in May at the Museum of Fine Arts when a small group meets by “Eternal Presence,” a bronze model by Boston artist John Wilson. Around a dozen people are there for an unofficial tour of the MFA, led by organizers from local non-profit Design Studio for Social Intervention, or DS4SI. Lori Lobenstein, DS4SI program director, co-led the tour. She pointed out the location of the model of "Eternal Presence," which stands in a corner by the staircase in the courtyard.
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