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Graffiti’s TranscenDANCE moves McCormick

Sean Collins Walsh
April 8, 2009

The Graffiti Dancers opened their spring show, TranscenDANCE, in Norris’s McCormick Auditorium Thursday evening. “Ambush,” pictured above, featured dancers Jacklyn Giannitrapani, Calyn Guberman, Maxine Hupy, Alli Kuntz, Natalie Marks, Sarah Saddemi and Kim Tolksdorf. Graffiti will hold four more shows in McCormick this weekend: Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.

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