2008 Woodie Awards
Free fun show during finals week
Uyen Vo
Issue date: 12/14/06 Section: The Scene
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Take a breather during finals week and enjoy the easy entertainment of this year's Quest Variety Show at the Performing Arts Center at 1 p.m. on Dec. 19.
"It promises to be a fun and exciting event," said Ginger Ripplinger, Quest program administrative assistant.
The Variety Show is a compilation of individuals sharing what they love and expressing themselves in their own unique styles.
"All those who attend," Ripplinger predicted, "will be entertained and inspired by our seniors' talent, sense of community, and creative spirit."
Members of the program, made up of adults 55 and over, will tap dance, line dance, Taiko drum, and read original poems and short stories.
The audience can come to learn, laugh, and have a good time. Chabot's giving and talented performers are presenting an admissions-free show. Light refreshments will also be served.
"It promises to be a fun and exciting event," said Ginger Ripplinger, Quest program administrative assistant.
The Variety Show is a compilation of individuals sharing what they love and expressing themselves in their own unique styles.
"All those who attend," Ripplinger predicted, "will be entertained and inspired by our seniors' talent, sense of community, and creative spirit."
Members of the program, made up of adults 55 and over, will tap dance, line dance, Taiko drum, and read original poems and short stories.
The audience can come to learn, laugh, and have a good time. Chabot's giving and talented performers are presenting an admissions-free show. Light refreshments will also be served.
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