Episode 61 — Caribbean Flamingo: Reequal Smith on dance, resilience, and cultural reclamation
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Reequal Smith discusses her work Caribbean Flamingo and her journey as a choreographer from The Bahamas to PEI.
Bahamian-born choreographer Reequal Smith discusses her acclaimed work Caribbean Flamingo, her journey from The Bahamas to PEI, founding Oshun Dance Studios, and how she champions Caribbean movement on global stages.
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