It starts at Lincoln Center on the morning of September 11th, 2001, when he was sitting on the front steps, watching people leave the city in silence.

I was still in my apartment at eight thirty in the morning when the call came in that we were being attacked.

Lincoln Center closed because, uh, it was a potential target, but as is my way, I ran to Lincoln Center to see if I could help.

And as I was there at Lincoln Center with the doors locked, I turned around and sat on the steps of Lincoln Center and watched as the procession of quiet people started coming up Broadway because there was no transportation and people were leaving downtown.

And I watched that procession for hours, uh, from Lincoln Center, and I thought to myself, um, I, I, I've spent my life wanting to be a director.

At that point I was in my thirties, and y- you know, directing at Lincoln Center is the height of one's professional career, but I knew that wasn't enough.

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... which also has Span- Spanish language program content, Spanish language website content.

What is Let's Dance Boston before we find one of the participants in Let's Dance Boston? What is

it? Let's Dance Boston is in its fourth time around with this organization dating back to 2015.

It's an outdoor free dance festival.

It's five nights or four nights and one afternoon.

As you said, it's outdoor on the Rose Kennedy Parkway.

And what's cool about it is it's five different dance forms like salsa, lindy hop, soul line dancing.

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