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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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The Dance Drama Company performs a diverse program at Clark College's Davage Auditorium tonight at 8 p.m., featuring classical ballet to Tchaikovsky, a West Side Story-inspired dance, Haunted Moments, and Still Point to Debussy. Admission $1 general, 50 cents students.
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Another distinguished event in Clark College's 10-year-old All-Star Concert Series will be staged tonight with the presentation of The Dance Drama Company in Davage Auditorium at 8 p.m.
The program unusually varied in costumes, content and production, will be meaningful to all ages. The group will present a repertory created especially for the company by Antoinette, Chicago choreographer.
It will begin with a five-dance sequence, one of the classical ballets with music of Tchaikovsky, and a solo danced by Frankel, director of the company.
The third dance, West Side Story, a New York City teenage gang, will provide great contrast and show the versatility of the performers. Haunted Moments, the fourth dance, will be a humorous and horrible fantasy of people and sounds in a creation by Miss Frankel and Mary Ryder.
The evening's program will conclude with "Still Point," choreographed by Todd Bolender, to the music of Debussy.
General admission to the program is $1.00, and students admission is fifty cents.
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The Dance Drama Company presents a varied repertory in Clark College's All-Star Concert Series, including a five-dance classical ballet sequence to Tchaikovsky music and a solo, a dance based on a New York City teenage gang for contrast, Haunted Moments as a humorous and horrible fantasy by Frankel and Mary Ryder, and concluding with Still Point choreographed by Todd Bolender to Debussy music.