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CULTURE SHOCK MIAMI Presents The YOU Review: MOMIX "Opus Cactus"

Written By Arts Marketing Network
March 6, 2018 at 7:52 PM

For 35 years, MOMIX has created a unique art form that defies definition. The company describes itself as dancer-illusionist. MOMIX returned to South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center on March 18 and 19, 2017.

Copresented by SMDCAC and CULTURE SHOCK MIAMI, MOMIX performed a revitalized and reimagined program called “Opus Cactus,” depicting life on the desert.

Attending the performance were CULTURE SHOCKERS, 13 to 22 years-old students who love the arts. Some of them shared their thoughts about what they saw and heard. . .

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