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| Angela Kiser pursues storytelling through dance | Dancer Angela Kiser is one of the performers in Kuntz & Company's production of "Positive," a dance-theater piece that explores the lives of seven local community members whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS. |
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| 'Positive' looks at community members affected by HIV/AIDS | |||
| Ten Who Cared: Pam Kuntz uses dance to share stories, build community | Most people, or maybe just the lucky ones, seem to have that one thing that they can't live without. At least that's how dance instructor and arts advocate Pam Kuntz sees it. For some, a sport like running offers a euphoric feeling that becomes something they crave. For Kuntz,… |
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| Dance teacher inspired by class for people with Parkinson's | If you look in the windows of the YWCA ballroom on Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. you will see me doing what I love to do: teaching a dance class. This class is not my usual ballet or modern dance class for students at Western. Rather, this dance class is for people with movement and neurological disorders… |
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| Bellingham theater project loses Parkade lease | A proposal to build a mid-size performing arts theater in the city is on hold. On Monday, Aug. 12, the City Council voted not to extend the lease of the Commercial Street Theatre Project, after the group failed to raise enough money to improve the 3,847-square-foot space in the Parkade on… |
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| Commercial Street Theater Project misses fundraising goal | The fundraising drive for the Commercial Street Theatre Project in the downtown Parkade has fallen about a quarter-million dollars short of its goal, but backers are not yet ready to give up. Pam Kuntz, who has been spearheading the project with her husband Mark, said it was too soon to… |
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| Theatre project to hold open house downtown | |||
| 'Hello, my name is You' looks at life with Asperger's | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø senior starts collaborative dance company | Stephanie Harper's favorite word seems to be "collaboration." The 22-year-old Western Washington University senior plans a career as a dance instructor and recently founded a Bellingham studio she calls Harper&I. Now she's preparing for her dance company… |
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| Performances on the meaning of womanhood start Friday at the Firehouse |