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DANCE
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Both sessions will be in Room
352. The performance is March
6 at B.30 p.m and includes
internationally recognized per
forming artiat Steve Paxton.
Joint Force* Dance Company.
Touchdown Dance of England,
and other guests.
Tickets to the performance
are sold at the door and are $2
for student* and seniors and $4
general admission. Cost for the
workshops is on a sliding scale
from S25 to Si00 Scholarships
are available All sessions are
wheelchair accessible and sign
interpreted
SADE
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we re going 10 on 8 stage and we re going to
perform this song, and how do we feel, and to me
that's a good indicator ... if I'm not sure if I'm
doing the right thing in a song. I imagine myself
singing in front of an audience, and then to see
how proud l am or how embarrassed I would be to
actually sing this song Deep down, you know, we
imagine the live performance. It's very important
to US.
Q: Is there any way you can explain the energy
of performing to a live audience?
SADE: fit's) like a shock, a feeling of shock and
fear, and it's very electric:. anckit's very exciting
bee ause you're on the edge nil the time ... you
know that any moment it can go wrong ... so you
have to he brave ... It's like being on a diving
hoard that you know is too high, and you've* got
to jump off it. But you know it's just a little bit too
high; you've never jumped off a board that high
before ... but it’s a real thrill when you do it.
JAMBAY
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Hut lor then moved to San
Diego. where he connected with
Shelly Doty, the other guitar
player, ami Mike Sugar, the trass
player, who wore both music
majors at UCSD at the time
When Haugeiumoved south to
join them, jnmbny was Imm
Alter two years in Southern
California, the bond decided to
move to Seattle because of its
proximity to better opportuni
ties in Washington and Oregon.
Opening the show will he
Unshakable Race, "one of
Eugene's best young reggae
bands, and one that will surely
rise up and hit the national
scene," said Fran Chvlek, talent
coordinator for the WOW Hall
They play a combination of tra
ditional roots reggae and hip
hop dance music.
Tickets are $5 in advance or
$6 at the door, and the show
Itegms at 9:30 p.m. at the WOW
Hall.
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