Dance Performance Example 2 - SPVA at Southern Miss

Senior Solos

The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Repertory Dance Company presents Fall Repertory Dance Concert. This concert will feature new works choreographed by USM Dance Department senior choreography students as well as faculty. The audience gets to experience the type of dance we practice and teach, and also the diverse spread of artistic work that is happening at USM. This will be an inspiring evening of dance in an intimate setting where you can witness dance up close and personal.

Date //

Friday, Nov. 13
7pm

Broadcast Live!

Tickets //

$7 Students
$9 General Admission
$7 Military, 65+

Program Information //

Mu Nu Circus

Choreography: Ta’Nika Williams and A’Miracle Fagan (USM students)
Music: “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor
Costume Designer: Ta’Nika Williams
Lighting Designer: Daren Bird
Performers: Breyanna Burks, A’Miracle Fagan, Kierra Frazier, Verkilya Hogan, Bri Jones, Jayla Jones, Diamond Jonise, Kiara Lockhart, Regi Mose, Jordan Sims, Peyton Stubbs, Christen Thompson, Jayla Williams, Ta’Nika Williams, Sherrice Wright (members of the Mu Nu Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority)

Venue

Winter

Rage to Master

The Race Card

Haus of Savagery

Puchritude

Production Crew //

Producer

Stacy Reischman Fletcher

Community Liaison

Julie Hammond

Director

Lauren Soutollo Smith

Sound Operator

Damien Seymour

Design and Promotion

Jacob Cotton

Download Program PDF

Visiting Artist //

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About the Repertory Dance Company

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