Turning Pointe: Gian Carlo Perez Leaves the Washington Ballet for Houston
After nine years dancing in D.C., the Cuban ballet dancer Gian Carlo Perez has followed Julie Kent to Texas for a bigger stage.
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After nine years dancing in D.C., the Cuban ballet dancer Gian Carlo Perez has followed Julie Kent to Texas for a bigger stage.
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