Judith Marcuse Dance Company presents We Can Dance!

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Abstract colorful designs featuring various words (run, skip, trun, crawl, leap, hop, walk) with the following text superimposed: Judith Marcuse Dance Company presents We Can Dance! "Exciting. Expressive. Energetic.Entertaining. Educational. Exclusively performed for a young audience and those young at heart." A hallmark for quality in youth arts programming, We Can Dance! has captivated young audiences for the past 10 years. Students from Kindergarten to Grade 7 are introduced to dance in its many forms: modern, folk, tap, mime, jazz and ballet. Participatory choreographic and rythmic games involve and enthrall the audience in this lively 55-minute program. Inspire your students with and entertaining and educational show in a proper theatre setting. The virbrant energy of dance is enhanced by sophisticated sound and dramatic lighting, framed by a raised stage, offering an excellent view for even the smallest child. We Can Dance!, available in French or English, satisfies both the fine arts and physical education curriculum, and complementary teacher's guides with suggested study activities are provided well in advance. Experience the passion and excitement of a live performance. We Can Dance! for you. Tickets: $3.00 per person (includes G.S.T. for bookings received prior to November 30th. The price increases to $3.50 after this date. Seating is limited to 375 per show. Call now for information or reservations: 985-6459. Lower Mainland spring tour. Surrey (Surrey Arts Centre) February 28. North Vancouver (Centennial Theatre) March 2. Vancouver (John Oliver School) March 3 & 4. Langley (Fine Arts School) March 4 & 5. Abbotsford (Abby Arts Centre) March 10 & 11. New Westminster (Massey Theatre) March 13. "One of the best student shows I've ever seen. Idea of student involvement was wonderful. Kids were entranced and learned a lot." Grand Forks, B.C.

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English
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MSC181-013
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