Carmen de Lavallade

dancer and actress

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Carmen de Lavallade on KCRW

In the dance world, Carmen de Lavallade is a bona fide icon. She’s been on Broadway, in movies, and on television.

Dancer Carmen de Lavallade

In the dance world, Carmen de Lavallade is a bona fide icon. She’s been on Broadway, in movies, and on television.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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