The narrator of the show is a dancer coming to New York to fulfill her dreams. Using photographs of New York City’s past as a backdrop, the narrator sets out to create a dance piece that captures New York.  She comes to discover that, like New York City, our pasts are part of who we are but they are not all of who we are. And that like in New York City which has always been where the past and future meet, we as young people must shine a light on the past, recognize it for what it is, and then step forward to the future.

Audience Feedback:

“It resonated with my own childhood.”
“I think this should be performed at schools and community centers”
“Think about doing performances out in the community! You all are awesome!”
“I loved it! The kids were amazing! I was moved.”
“It was something to really think about, what is actually going on in our young adults’ lives.”
“The show was AMAZING and we support CAP whole-heartedly.”
“I’m glad I came! This is a very important organization.”
“This is something that all youth can benefit from.”
“I loved it.”
“Keep making a difference”
“GREAT!!!”
“I hope that this program keeps doing what it does.”
“Thank you.”
“I cried through half of it.”
“It was well worth coming!”
“You have made me a better parent.”
“It was close to home.”
“I thought it was inspiring.”
“I enjoyed the show and how diverse the cast was.”
“It was phenomenal. I enjoyed it very much.”
“WOW!”
“I thought it was going to be cheesy but it was a REALLY amazing show!
“It is wonderful to see this type of program.”
“I loved the show!”
“You guys did another great job!”
“Very enjoyable. Great kids. Great work!”
“It was amazing. Very touching.”
“It was innovative and inspiring.”
“It was great because I was able to relate to their issues, and don’t tell anyone but I cried like 3 times!”