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February Break Vacation Day Theater Workshops At White Plains Performing Arts Center
WINTER 2014 VACATION DAY WORKSHOPS A part of the Entergy Master Class Series Students will broaden their dancing, singing, and acting skills by learning show-stopping numbers from contemporary Broadway. 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM | $90 per workshop | Grades … Continue reading
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