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Ki Theatre’s final program in the 1993 Exchange Series brings us back to the roots of an American art form.
On April 18 at 7:30 p.m., Ki Theatre on Gay Street in Washington will host Bill Crouse and Kevin Johnny-John, Native Americans who live on the Allegany Indian Reservation in Southwest New York State.
They will bring the program entitled, “Native America: Traditions of the Iroquois People.” It offers a colorful array of dances, songs and stories that have been accumulated from their grandfathers, reflecting Iroquois culture and the beauty and purpose of their traditions.
Bill Crouse is a renowned teacher of the traditions of the Iroquois people, traveling nationally and internationally as a performer. He is considered among his tribe to be faith keeper of the Code of Handsomelake (Longhouse) Religion.
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