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Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson hosts this month’s Arts in the City. Andrew Falzon meets with jazz pianist musician Bryan Wells who has written top hits for Stevie Wonder.

Barry Mitchell visits a class of young musical theater hopefuls at Broadway Dance Center to talk with Brian Siebert, the author of the new book “What the Eye Hears – A History of Tap Dance”.

Pat Collins interviews the talented cast of "School of Rock" – one of the hottest hits of this Broadway season.

Carol Anne Riddell reports on a new generation of greeting cards that get real from empathy and love to awkward dating.

Tinabeth Pina cuddles up with some furry purry animals at a special photo shoot to promote cat adoption.

Ever wonder how artisanal cheese is made? Ari Goldberg learns about the secrets from Murray’s Cheese, the oldest cheese shop in New York.

In Hidden Gems of New York, Donna Hanover takes us into the delectable and beautiful world of handmade candy at Papabubble.

For more information:
What the Eye Hears: A History of Tap Dancing: www.whattheeyehears.com
Broadway Dance Center: www.broadwaydancecenter.com
School of Rock: schoolofrockthemusical.com
Emily McDowell Studio: emilymcdowell.com
Murray’s Cheese: www.murrayscheese.com
Papabubble New York: www.papabubbleny.com

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