Miami Dade College Live Arts Awarded Funds To Continue Global Programming

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The National Endowment for the Arts awarded Miami Dade College’s MDC Live Arts $40,000 to continue its stellar program for the 2016-17 season. The award will support the MDC Live Arts Mundo series. The NEA gives more than $27.6 million to arts organizations nation-wide.

Mundo series offers the world’s most intriguing acts. Past performances have included: a Congolese hip-hop star, a Rajasthani concert, the national theater from Scotland, a Jewish Yemeni funk band, and a pan-African jam session. This spring, the MDC Live Arts Mundo series brings Teatro Cinema, a wildly inventive Chilean theater company known for fusing live action and film projections to present the final piece of a trilogy on the subject of love, based a on novel by Régis Jauffret.

For more information on the Mundo series programming see: mdclivearts.org/performance/mundo.html.

Kaylin Cantor
Kaylin Cantor
Kaylin Cantor, 19, is a mass communications/journalism major at North Campus. Cantor, a 2014 graduate of Westland Hialeah Senior High School, will serve as Photo Editor for The Reporter during the summer of 2015. Cantor aspires to work at CNN. Her interests include photography and making YouTube videos.
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