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Kevin McKenzie and Martine van Hamel: On the Zen of Escaping City Life

July 05, 2022

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The artistic director of American Ballet Theatre and the former dancer ‘drink in the calm’ at a 1904 house in Woodstock, N.Y.

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Kevin McKenzie and Martine van Hamel: On the Zen of Escaping City Life

The artistic director of American Ballet Theatre and the former dancer ‘drink in the calm’ at a 1904 house in Woodstock, N.Y.

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