The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 24, 1988, Page 3, Image 3

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Features I Wednesday, February 24, 1988 THE GAMECOCK ^ | 'And a ? Student dance, Rv NANfV IO THOMASnM Staff writer Igor Stravinsky's ballet The Firebird and three modern dances will be the highlights of the USC Dance Company in Concert today through Sunday at Longstreet Theatre. Susan Anderson, dance director in the department of theatre and speech, is choreographing the show. Caroline Brawley, a USC alumna who is attending graduate school in California, has returned to perform the title role in The Firebird. Libby Alewine, another USC alumna, plays the sorcerer in the ballet. She said the piece is about a bird and a sorcerer who have magical powers, and what happens when two brothers who are out hunting try to capture the bird. Suzanne Davidson, also an alumna, portrays a princess in the ballet. She and her husband got a surprise in the midst of rehearsals two weeks ago. Alumna comes By MICHELLE E. FOX Brawley g Staff writer 1986 with Caroline Brawley rushes into the finance and women's dressing room at Longstreet now attendir Theatre with lunch in one hand and a University o! purse in the other. tain a mast A USC alumna, she has returned said she lov to perform the lead role in Igor ballet. Stravinsky's The Firebird, a ballet USC's St that is the highlight of the USC for Brawley Dance Company in Concert show to dance i opening tonight. Anderson, t i - $ EARN CA Serologicals, Inc. is in need types. Earn up to $160.00 per hours per week of your time. Ec learn. Call for more informati Serologics S ?s r 2719 Mlddlebura1 SenjfogtaJs Columbia, S.C 9 254-6S I Our thr< two-year won't m ea Just easie Even if you didn't start could finish on one. Ari pay for full tuition and fees and textbooks. Alo a year. Get all the facts 1 A. J n J ^omaci captain j College on the I 1 at 777-6543 befo: P ARMY RESERVE OF, time to m/m -mm -ffc -4-? ? ? -4- ? ^ rs return iu jl> Show Preview ill IBI lUWJWlilW She learned she was pregnant. "I thought at first I was cast to dance a princes: pas de deux, but finding out in mid-season that would be dancing a pas de Iroix because of beinj pregnant was really a thrill," she said. The dance company has been practicing since th< beginning of the semester except for Brawley, wh< had to learn her part over the Christmas holiday season and practice during weekend visits to Soutl Carolina. "I'm excited about coming back to the comparv because it feels like a family reunion," she said. In addition to The Firebird, three modern dance will be performed, including "Kindred Spirits,' which emphasizes friendships; "Fresh Produce,' ? home to perj iraduated from USC in choreographer, said a bachelor's degree in Brawley, who had ds accounting, but she is USC Dance Company lg graduate school at the was perfect for the pa f California-Irvine to ob- "I felt she had the i er's degree in what she technique for the rol es best ? fine arts and said. "I've been in clo; her since she left. She1 udent Government paid child." to come from California Brawley said, "I wa n The Firebird. Susan ed and thrilled when S he concert's director and and offered me the pa CU tt I fsUNSAT WIJ I SPRM r 11 i i i ot an Diooa | j month for 3 1 (1 30 l irn while you ; j on- I ONLY $1 ils. Inc. 1 (Witl Dr. Suite 105 I 788-7895 29204 I 7345-B Parkl I (just past Col ie-year an scholars)* ake colle* ifiipr r to pay f college on a scholarshij ny ROTC Scholarship' allowances for educatioi ng with up to $1,000 Schlessman at Legs lorseshoe or call hi re 26th February, : ?nimirnmi?iiTi- ? FICERS' TRAINING CC ? dance' runo<?troof vincro lw61^ in which dancers will take the shape of fruits and vegetables; and an African/Caribbean montage. All technical work for the concert is handled by theatre students. "We are expecting a good crowd, since the sprs ing ballet has a reputation for being really lavish," [ Alewine said. I The USC Dance Company will perform at 8 : p.m. today through Saturday, with a 3 p.m. > matinee Sunday. Tickets are $7 and $6 for the / public, $6 and $5 for USC faculty and staff and $4 i ana J3.3U lor students. For more information, call the Longstrect box office at 777-2551/2552. / The concert will also be the last one presented at USC for at least two years ? the dance show has s been excluded from the theatre department's 1988-89 calendar. A story on that cutback will be ' published in a future edition of The Gamecock. orm lead role she thought She said the length of time involvinced with the ed in preparation has added excitefor four years, ment to this performance. "Because rt. we started practicing at Christmas ight spirit and break, I've been anticipating opening e," Anderson night for a long time. se contact with s like my own "It gets frustrating sometimes, but dance is an art in which you can s both surpris- always grow," Brawley said. "As a usan called me dancer, I'm always pushing myself to rt." do better." IONS TANNING SALON 1 IG BREAK SPECIAL I L Week Unlimited j ninute session per day) [j L9.95 or $4.00 per visit I h Student Identification) 11 Hours: \\ ane Rd. 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