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| “An Inside Look” is a glimpse in to the lives of our dancers by offering them the opportunity to personally express their own art and creativity. Dancers of all ages will present original works of their own choreography in a variety of styles. Featured artists will be the Fusion Company -- a student-based contemporary dance company based in Eugene, Oregon. From the haunting “Ave Maria” which explores the themes of loss and abandonment to the uplifting them of overcoming obstacles through “Skyscraper” this concert will lead audience members through a spectrum of emotions. Please join these local dancers as they bring their work to life on stage. | |
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Please join us for a playful mix of new works inspired by the Wild West and performed by the next generation of Ballet Fantastique dancers -- with special guests from the Ballet Fantastique. contemporary chamber company, performing excerpt from their all-original work: As You Like It: a Wild West Ballet! |
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| This show features 6 actresses who present 28 hilarious and poignant vignettes about life’s journey and the clothes worn along the way. From purses and prom dresses, bra fittings, “what was I thinking?” purchases and struggles with their mothers; connections are easily drawn between what women wear and who they are. | ||
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| From the FOX television show 'Bones,' Broadway/Television actor Eric Millegan returns to his hometown with his critically acclaimed cabaret show for one night only! | ![]() |
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| Featuring musical director Tracy Stark on piano, Matt Wigton on bass, and David Silliman on drums. Eugene's own Peg Major will also join Eric for a song. | |||
| "Eric Millegan's fluid vocal range served him admirably, as did his humorously quirky in-between song comments, boyish good looks, and irrepressible charm all blended sublimely to create a very entertaining evening"- Don Grigware, ReviewPlays.com | |||
"Fresh faced and as overzealous as a kid in a candy store, Eric Millegan proceeded to wow the crowd with his natural charm, good looks, and enough talent to make contemporaries quit the business. He's that good. In fact, he has so much going for him that he just might be the next Matthew Broderick. This golden boy seems ripe to secure his spot in the big time and become a musical theater fixture. His inherent qualities as a performer are exceptional. Move over Hugh Jackman. Here comes Eric."- John Hoglund, Backstage |
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