03-25-26 Rodney Hamilton, Director of the Professional Studies Program at Ballet Hispánico, talks with Freddie Bell about the Katherine Dunham Dance Residency at Lundstrum Performing Arts and the legacy of Black dance

03-25-26 Rodney Hamilton, Director of the Professional Studies Program at Ballet Hispánico, talks with Freddie Bell about the Katherine Dunham Dance Residency at Lundstrum Performing Arts and the legacy of Black dance

Author: KMOJ-89.9 FM “The People’s Station” March 25, 2026 Duration: 11:26

On the KMOJ Morning Show, Freddie Bell speaks with Rodney Hamilton about his visit to Minneapolis to teach in the Katherine Dunham Dance Residency at Lundstrum Performing Arts. He shares insights into the life and legacy of Katherine Dunham, a pioneering dancer and anthropologist who blended African and Caribbean traditions with modern dance. Hamilton explains the cultural and spiritual roots of many modern dance forms and why preserving this history is important today. He also highlights opportunities for the community to participate in classes and auditions, emphasizing accessibility and inclusion for dancers of all levels.


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