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Tarrytown, NY - September 25, 2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Renowned Dance Choreographer will Honor and Celebrate the Achievements of Four Prominent Westchester Hispanics.

Renowned dance choreographer and recipient of the 2011 Arts Westchester “Arts Alive Project Grant”, Addie Diaz of Addie-tude Productions, will debut her latest project entitled "Plantando Banderas" (Planting Flags) -- a multicultural theatrical project that will celebrate the contributions and achievements of four highly successful Hispanics through music, dance, and poetry.

Addie Diaz’s goal is to enrich, transform, and inspire the Westchester community by sharing these four empowering individuals who are; Daniel Freiberg, record producer, composer, arranger and studio musician who has worked with musical giants Marc Anthony, Alejandro Lerner, Chayanne & Christian Castro, just to name a few; Rossana Rosado, Publisher & CEO of El Diario/La Prensa and the only woman to have ever run the publication, has spent over 14 years at El Diario/La Prensa, the oldest Spanish-language newspaper in the country; Rafael Palomino, Restaurant Owner & Chef of one of several restaurants, including Sonora Restaurant in Portchester, NY is also the author of six cookbooks; and Darlene Rodriguez, the co-anchor of Today in New York on WNBC who has also served as a newsreader for Ann Curry on The Today Show .

This musical presentation featuring four of Westchester’s shining stars will be held on November 12th at 3pm & 8pm, and November 13th at 3pm, at the Washington Irving School (theater) located at 103 South Broadway, Tarrytown, NY. Ticket prices are: Premium Orchestra $25, Orchestra $20 and Mezzanine $15. Seniors, students and group discounts are available. For more information and ticket purchase please visit www.Addie-TudeProductions.org or contact Addie Diaz at addietudedance@gmail.com or 917.215.1720.