Daniel “Chrybaby Cozie” Holloway is a Harlem-born pioneer of the Litefeet movement—a high-energy freestyle dance that emerged in the early 2000s as part of the continuum of hip-hop culture. Chrysolation, performed by Chrybaby Cozy and the renowned Bomb Squad, brings the origins & evolution of this vibrant NYC street dance tradition to the stage.

Chrysolation is an amalgamation of a 35-year-old developed freestyle approach. The root of this approach is hip-hop by way of Litefeet/Gettin Lite, implementing the utilization of New Jack Swing, Vernacular Jazz, Lindy Hop, House, and Top Rock (Breaking).

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Founded in 1948, Mazowsze has become one of the largest and most celebrated ensembles of its kind in the world, performing for millions of spectators across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond.

The New York performance offers American audiences a remarkable opportunity to experience Mazowsze in a dazzling celebration of music, dance, and tradition that brings Poland’s cultural heritage vividly to life in Brooklyn, a historic center of Polish life in the United States.

The ensemble has captivated audiences on all continents, showcasing the beauty, color, and spirit of Poland’s folk heritage at the highest artistic level. Spectators at this one-night performance will experience the extraordinary artistry of 150 performers on stage — the Mazowsze Choir, Ballet, and Orchestra — in a breathtaking production featuring dynamic choreography, powerful music, and more than 1,500 dazzling costumes representing Poland’s rich regional traditions.

Mazowsze will perform under the baton of Jacek Boniecki, the ensemble’s director and conductor.

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These hour-long demonstrations are led by faculty member Katrina Killian and feature advanced students. Guests are offered a sneak-peek inside SAB’s classroom to witness how students train to become professional dancers, and they have the opportunity to try a few steps right from their seats before seeing excerpts from famous ballets including The Nutcracker and Swan Lake–performed by our students in costume to live music.

Each demonstration concludes with an audience Q&A with our students. Recommended for young children and families, The Beauty of Ballet is a wonderful introduction to the art of ballet.

Don’t miss this enchanting introduction to the art of ballet.

Appropriate for ages 4 and up!

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The show highlights the voices, strength, and impact of historical figures and changemakers who continue to inspire future generations. This production reflects a powerful message of unity, resilience, and hope as our school comes together to bring a Broadway-style experience to Brooklyn.

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Using puppetry, masks, and live action, Layer the Walls tells the incredible stories held within each layer of a Lower East Side tenement. Each part has three unique stories that can be viewed in any order.

Part I — Turn of the Century (1870–1909)

Sunday, Jan. 25,  2 p.m.
An Irish father builds the Brooklyn Bridge, Italian brothers endure the Blizzard of 1888, and Jewish girls face the 1909 Garment Strike.

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Using puppetry, masks, and live action, Layer the Walls tells the incredible stories held within each layer of a Lower East Side tenement. Each part has three unique stories that can be viewed in any order.

Part I — Turn of the Century (1870–1909)

Sunday, Jan. 25,  2 p.m.
An Irish father builds the Brooklyn Bridge, Italian brothers endure the Blizzard of 1888, and Jewish girls face the 1909 Garment Strike.

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Shostakovich, Festive Overture; Sousa, Manhattan Beach; Hazo, Novo Lenio; Grainger, Children’s March; Ticheli, An American Elegy; Mackey, Let Me Be Frank With You

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