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arts workshops an^Rxrfor mances are planned at Atlantic Comhiunily Cbl- ' lege this spring as the college's initial effort for an annual Festival of perfor-

ming Arts.

The college's ' music, dance atijd theater depart ments ns well as local arts groups wufcooperate in the festfval April 22-25.

A Double Nominee

VILLAS — Kenneth Carrick, son of Mrs. Francis Carrick, d Oakdale Ave., a senior at

Lower, Cape

May Regional Hlghf ‘

School, is definitely * heading for

college.

But Carrick has a few more options than ‘ most Jiigh Carrick school studen- ' ts. He has been nominated to theU.S. Military Academy by Sen. Harrison Williams, and to the ^ Air Force Academy by Rep. William Hughes. He has heenr accepted at West Point, He has also applied to Notre Dame and Drexel Universities, and has reached finalist level for Army, Navy, and AiT Force R.O.T.C: scholarships.

"THE FESTIVAL of Performing Arts is being held in lieu of the usual spring theater production at ACC," said Professor Sue Griffith, who is coordinating the eveht, 'JWe’re hoping this could be a yearly event in which all area performing artists . will have a forum, to get together to share'and learn.'' ^ On Thursday. April 22? Griffith will conduct' theater classes and workshops in acting, improvisation, makeup and lighting

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classes public.

A PERFORMANCE Happy Days by Beckett is scheduled for the -'after noon. That evenWg will feature a jaw concert with the ACC Jazz Ensemble -and jazz dance classes. Area high schools are invited to take part in ac-;

open music theory class will be held in the morning. ' More theater workshops, are scheduled for the afternoon. In the evening; two one : act plays directed by ACC students, The Private Far and The Public'Eye,

wilt be performed.

SATURDAY. APRIL 24. will be dedicated to children's theater. A children's show, staging x and lighting workshops and \ Suzuki Children's Violin concert are planned for the fnorni'rtg while ACC’s

children's touring comAdditionaliy -pany, The Noodleheads,

will perform during the lunch hour. Phyliss Papa and her Dancers will perform in the afternoon as well as the Give and Take

Jugglers.

The festival's final day, Sunday afternoon, April 25, will have a. dance and makeup worksh9p as w® 11 as performances by the ACC Chorus and .ACC

swjegtolar dance * will bw open to the

tivitles and workshop? on /Music faculty. Additional Friday. April 23, A revival . Iy. scenes from Popular of last fall’s ACC produc- musicals will be pSrformtion of The Crucible and an - eff \^, Js

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