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Phil Hartman of Two Boots Foundation
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Phil Hartman and David Van Zandt (r)
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Introductory remarks by Karen Loew of GVSHP
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GVSHP's Karen Loew introduces the ceremony
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Karen Loew and Ted Mineau of GVSHP after the ceremony
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Janet Eilber, artistic director of Martha Graham Dance Company, reads plaque after its unveiling
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Happy crowd afterward
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GVSHP staff, L-R: Amanda Davis, Matthew Morowitz, Karen Loew, Sam Moskowitz, Ted Mineau, intern Cherie-Nicole Leo, Lauren Snetiker
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GVSHP staff
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Martha Graham Plaque
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Response to: "Who here wants to be a dancer?"
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Response to: "Who here IS is a dancer?"
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Stuart Hodes was a star dancer in Martha Graham's company when it was located in this building.
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Former dancer Stuart Hodes, a captivating storyteller, shares memories of working with Martha Graham
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3...2....1...! L-R: Phil Hartman, owner of Two Boots Pizza; Janet Eilber, artistic director of Martha Graham Dance Company; David Van Zandt, president of The New School
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GVSHP's Karen Loew speaks to the audience
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GVSHP's Karen Loew speaking, with New School President David Van Zandt
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Janet Eilber, artistic director of Martha Graham Dance Company, and a former dancer in the company, introduces video of Graham dancing "Frontier."
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The crowd in front of 66 Fifth Avenue, at 13th Street, for Martha Graham plaque unveiling 6-18-15
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Graham Plaque Reveal
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Phil Hartman of Two Boots
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Lee Traub, chairwoman emerita of Martha Graham Dance Company, describes Graham as a genius of the 20th Century.
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Former Graham dancer Stuart Hodes shares memories.
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Martha Graham Dance Company Artistic Director Janet Eilber.
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Graham Plaque Group Portrait. From left, Janet Eilber, Karen Loew, Judith Schlosser, Lee Traub, David Van Zandt, Stuart Hodes, Phil Hartman.
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New School President David Van Zandt and Karen Loew of GVSHP.
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Many came to see the plaque unveiling.