2008
November 24, 2008
"Alright, let's go through a rehearsal," Michael Rosenfeld calls out Saturday afternoon. "Let's go through one more time."
Rosenfeld, the executive director of Youth Expressions, is corralling the dozen or so teenagers slated to perform in about an hour for friends, family members and supporters of the Little Haiti based group which reaches out to young people with a desire to perform on stage.
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