Coco Brown and Freddy Ramirez
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Coco Brown
Coco Brown is a proud mother, powerhouse host, and performance coach who lives to amplify powerful messages and connect beautiful people to empower vibrant communities. Through her company, Connect With Coco, she offers fashion event services, emcees creative experiences, and mentors fellow performers.
She’s graced stages from local galas to Paris Fashion Week, hosted Hell’s Kitchen premiere parties, and lent her sparkle to impactful events like Paint the Town Red, SHRED the Runway, and Big Brothers, Little Stars.
Coco is endlessly grateful for the unwavering love and encouragement from her family and friends — her forever hype team and grounding force.
She is honored to dance tonight in support of the most caring, compassionate, and purpose-driven team at IPH NY (formerly known as Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless) - Together We Thrive!
Freddy Ramirez
Freddy Ramirez is a Bronx, NY born and raised Performer, Choreographer and Teacher. He began his professional career as a core member and eventually a principal dancer for In Forward Motion modern dance company which debuted works by Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, and Colin Connor to name a few. He has performed in Music Videos and Industrials in the U.S. and was featured in Tango! in Italy.
In the Musical theatre world Freddy has performed on Broadway, Toured Europe and the United States. His performances include productions of West Side Story as Bernardo (including 2 50th Anniversary productions), A Chorus Line, Grease, Cabaret, Gypsy, Aida, Miss Saigon, Man of La Mancha, Evita, The King and I, Peter Pan, Oliver, Kiss Me Kate & Fosse.
Expanding his art into choreography Freddy has choreographed works for Professional Dance Companies in Germany, Italy and here in the US.
Freddy is Associate Artist and Choreographer at Capital Repertory Theatre, Assistant Artistic Director at The Northeast Ballet Company and Director of Dance and Choreographer in residence for Broadway Camp at Proctors.
