Carmencita Romero was an American choreographer and dancer, born in 1914 in Chicago, who died in 2001.
Biography
Carmencita Romero (born Lily Butler; 1914 – May 6, 2001) was an American dancer, choreographer, and dance teacher. She was associated with Katherine Dunham's company, appeared in the original Broadway productions of Cabin in the Sky and Carmen Jones, and was connected to Chicago's Artists and Models Ball and her 1947 revue Pagan Drums. She later worked as a dance educator in the United States, Europe, Tokyo, and Rome, with teaching and organizational connections including Spelman College, The Ailey School, Studio Watts Workshop, and the Nanette Bearden Contemporary Dance Theatre.
Contemporaries
Kay Teer Crawford
National Dance Competition Producer (1914-2001)
Archie Savage
American actor, dancer, and choreographer (1914-2003)
Tommy Wonder
American dancer (1914-1993)
Fayard Nicholas
Choreographer, dancer, actor (1914–2006)
Todd Bolender
American ballet dancer and choreographer (1914-2006)
Frankie Manning
American dancer and choreographer (1914–2009)
Michael Kidd
American film choreographer (1915–2007)
Alex Romero
American dancer and choreographer (1913–2007)
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