New York City Ballet Presents UNFRAMED by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa with costumes by Rosie Assoulin
Designer Rosie Assoulin mirrors the spirit of empowerment that permeates through choreographer Ana Lopez Ochoa’s work UNFRAMED
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