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This week’s UH News Image of the Week is from University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Christine Lamborn, operations coordinator and publicity associate for Kennedy Theatre and the Department of Theatre and Dance.

Lamborn shared “this dance concert, Spring Footholds: Merge showcases the culmination of years of dance study and creative exploration through diverse movement practices. It highlights exemplary dance student choreography as well as MFA thesis work showcasing choreography by graduate students and BFA dance majors on the eve of graduation. Featured choreographers include: Jean Carlo Carrio Mendez, Anna Asano, Sofía Isabel Sanna, Hannah Morrow, Hannah Archer, Nani Marcos and Alaina Cota.”

Spring Footholds: Merge runs April 5–8. Get your tickets online.

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