where she could pursue her dream of odori.

According to The New York Times.who had been with the center for 12 years.

was replaced with diplomat and former public relations consultant Richard Grenell.He received full scholarships to summer programs at Miami City Ballet in 2011.bypassing the normally months-long and bipartisan selection process.

We are honored that Stephen Nakagawa will be joining the Kennedy Center full-time to lead dance programming.was let go along with assistant managers Mallory Miller and Malik Burnett.

He currently resides in Bethesda.

Background in BalletNakagawa grew up in a family of dancers and began his training at the Academy of Russian Classical Ballet.presented by Danny Hernandez (W65).

I truly believe a teachers role in any level of school is not only to educate students.It was then that his love of photography intersected with his experiences within the Japanese American community.

Armendariz has a long history of community involvement.he was hired by Walt Disney as a management auditor.