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4 unusual facts about Kyle Abraham


Kyle Abraham

Wendy Perron describes him as, “sensual, thoughtful, wild, stuttering”, commenting that he was “burning a hole through that tiny space” in regards to his “Heartbreaks and Homies” evening of dance at Joe's Pub.

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He began dancing under the tutelage of the Civic Light Opera Academy and he studied at the Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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It includes a wide variety of music, ranging from Bach to Sam Cooke, to express the themes of violence, love, and pain in Pavement.

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Some of Abraham's other works include, A Ramp to Paradise, Op. 1, Live! The Realest MC, and Pavement. A Ramp to Paradise, choreographed by Kyle Abraham and commissioned by THPAC, is about a true story by Alex Smith that describes the history of the black gay underground club called Paradise Garage.



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