Seven additional works of various dance forms including ballet, modern, tango and hip hop will join this celebration of the Dance Program's past and bright future. Kelly Holcombe offers two works to this year's program. It is based on memories from her first year at the University of Nebraska and is accompanied by music by J.S. Bach and Bobby McFerrin. 12 Student directors in visiting professor Ken McCulough's directing classes will showcase their final projects for the public at 8 p.m. Dec. 10 and 2 p.m. Dec. 11 in the Studio Theatre, third floor Temple Building. Each performance will have a different bill of plays, so audiences are invited to attend each of the two performances to see the entire body of work by the students.
Admission is free.
I class will present selected scenes and Directing II students will present one act plays, adding variety to each performance. Audiences should be advised that some of the material may contain adult language and situations. For more information, call the Theatre Administrative Offices at 472-2072. Creative Christian Visions of the New Millennium are now available for purchase from St. Mark's on the Campus Committee on the Arts. The juried collection of writings and art features works from a contest sponsored earlier this year by the arts committee.