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Inspirational Stage Play Denise Dukes
Theater - General
Montgomery, Alabama
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Cabaret Unkempt Jennylin Duany
Theater - General
Miami Beach, Florida
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This is a five minute video of students playing dulcimers. Richard Albin
Theater - General
Bowling Green, Kentucky
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Photo of Howard Burnham at Earl Cornwallis at Yorktown Howard Burnham
Theater - General
Columbia, South Carolina
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The Hippodrome Hippodrome State Theatre
Theater - General
Gainesville, Florida
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War Bonds: The Songs and Letters of World War II EbzB Productions
Theater - General
Apex, North Carolina
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Still frame from news broadcast and link to video J'miah Nabawi
Folk/Traditional - Storytelling
Savannah, Georgia
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Storytelling William Wilder
Theater - Spoken Word
Greenville, South Carolina
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Arietha Arietha Lockhart
Opera/Musical Theater - Opera
Decatur, Georgia
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Vincent Van Gogh--paper mache hand puppet Kathleen Lynam
Theater - Puppet
Franklin, Tennessee
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Cleopatra
Regina Willoughby
Dance-Ballet
South Carolina

Reviewers praise Regina Willoughby as one of Columbia City Ballet’s most enchanting female performers. She began dancing at the age of eight while growing up in West Texas. She is a graduate of the Virginia School of the Arts and trained at Joffrey Ballet and Westside. Her professional career includes solo roles at Ballet Austin and Columbia City Ballet, where she has performed Sugar Plum Fairy in the Nutcracker, Lucy in Dracula with a Bite, the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella and countless others. She was made Principal dancer for the Columbia City Ballet in 2006 and promoted to Ballerina in 2009. She currently resides in Lexington, SC where she is the owner of a ballet school.

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