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Unbridled energy and enthusiam for BODYTRAFFIC's Boston debut

By Kathryn Maus, 13 April 2014
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Reviewed at The Institute of Contemporary Art/ Boston, Boston on 11 April 2014
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And at midnight, the green bride floated through the village square...
Kollide
o2Joy
Performers
BODYTRAFFIC
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Kathryn Maus
Kathryn Maus
Kathryn is a former dancer and lifelong patron of the arts. She holds a degree in Art History from Tufts University and is currently studying Arts Administration at Boston University while working in higher education fundraising and development.