C4-Wednesday, September 3, 1980 - North Shore News

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Dance school for everyone opens onN.

A new dance centre has
recently opened in North
Vancouver. Its goal is to
communicate the beneficial
aspects of dance to people of
all types, rather than con-
centrating solely on the
development of dance skills
for experts alone. In the
words of the director, Clare
Cunningham, “We feel that
our courses will offer many
benefits, including creative

expression, effective
exercise and enjoyment,
while simultaneously

teaching the art of dance
itself. The emphasis here is
on quality, professional
mstruction combines with
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The classes are intended
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widely ranging ages, skills
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An example of this ap-
proach can be seen with the
children’s dance program
being conducted by Leah
Mudry, previously of the
Anna Wyman Dance
Theatre. Ms. Mudry, who
holds a degree in education
and has instructed programs
in children’s playgrounds,
says that children of all types
benefit from dance. “Many
people have a

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classes, feeling they are
intended solely for up-and-
coming ballennas. | believe
any child can grow from any
type of dance, as if 1s one of
the few acfivities that allows
children to explore ther own
potennals - physically. uw-

tellectually, amd
emotional} - while in the
company of other children in
a happy yet controlled at-
mosphere.”

The ballet and creative
movement classes are 1in-

tended for boys and girls of
all tevels of ability, including
the handicapped, and will
involve many types of music.

The adult dance classes
have similar orientations and
goals, and cover six basic

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categories - Contemporary
Dance, Ballet, Yoga, Jazz,
Conditioning, and Contact
Improvisation. Anyone
wishing more information of
any type is encouraged to
call the Vancouver Dance
Centre at 986-6325.

p-m. It costs $15.00.

Registration will take
place the first evening.
For more information

contact athletic director
Alec Whittam, at 687-3400.

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