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Wednesday May 21, 2025

Page 2 continues to capture the sights and sounds from Plié for the Arts’ The Power Of The Dream Youth Gala held on May 18 at the Little Theatre. The Plié Academy’s performers not only enthralled the audience of friends, family, and lovers of art, but also conveyed the inspiring message of dreaming without limits.

Experience more highlights from the event.

Out In Style Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith was among those who enjoyed the Plié Academy’s performers The dress, from jadire fabric, was made by a Nigerian tailor.Naphtali Junior

Right Angle Emergency physician Shereen Ramcharan-Palmer (left) and her sister graphic designer Sharmilee Ramcharan captured the moment with a selfie.Naphtali Junior

Creative Trio National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) of Jamaica Artistic Director Marlon D Simms took advantage of the intermission for a photo-op with NDTC Ballet Mistress Kerry-Ann Henry (left) and choreographer Crystal Frazier.Naphtali Junior

Supporting Our Star Spotted at the Youth Gala to cheer on their daughter Lauren were dancehall artiste Jeffrey “Agent Sasco” Campbell and his AIM Educational Services principal wife Nicole.Naphtali Junior

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Artistic Vibes Supporting the Plié Academy performers were educator Michelle Williams (left) and entrepreneur Sophia Neill.Naphtali Junior

In The Spotlight Plié Academy’s Lauren Campbell gave a soulful rendition of the John Lennon classic Imagine. Naphtali Junior

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