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Every spring USC Dance Company
Director Susan" Anderson
tries to outdo herself. She said
she's determined to make this
year's spring dance concert more
attractive than previous performances.
The concert performances
will be held tonight
through Sunday at Drayton Hall.
Four varieties of dance ?
classical, abstract ballet, ethnic
and modern ? will be featured in
the six-dance concert. Anderson
and her associate, movement
specialist Eleanor Weisman
Fears, have choreographed four
works. Anderson has contributed
two ballets ? one classical, the
other modern and abstract.
The first is an excerpt from
"La Esmeralda," a classical 19th
century ballet featuring Brenda
Krcbs, a USC student who danced
with the Kansas City Ballet,
ana Larry nan, wno toadies
dance in USC's evening program.
Anderson's other work,
"Bolero," is abstract and contemporary,
and set to music by
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The concert will be Fears' last
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