Duncan Macmillan's PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Gets a Staged Reading for One Weekend Only
The Manila theater community is treated to a strictly one-weekend-only staged reading of Duncan Macmillan’s acclaimed play 'People, Places, and Things.'
Dance classes in Creston, Iowa
Spotlight School of Dance is at 129 N Pine Street in uptown Creston, Iowa, with a satellite classroom at the CHI Wellness Center in Corning, and says it has served southwest Iowa for nearly 30 years under director Adonica. It teaches children aged 18 months to 18 years in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop and acro, with classes structured as once-a-week commitments. Programs are grouped as Little Charmers for ages 18 months to 7, Royals for ages 7 to 18, Crown for dancers aiming higher, an Aerial Cirque strand covering silks and lyra open from toddlers to adults, and a student leadership track. Private lessons and dance parties are also offered, along with summer camps, tumbling programs and technique-and-flexibility training. A free trial class is advertised.
The Manila theater community is treated to a strictly one-weekend-only staged reading of Duncan Macmillan’s acclaimed play 'People, Places, and Things.'
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