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NW Fusion Dance Company is a pre-professional dance company based in Tigard, Oregon, United States. The company was founded in 2008 by former Broadway performer Brad Hampton, who has served as Artistic Director since the company's inception. The company has sixteen full-time members, comprising a group of advanced teen dancers who have ...
The Milwaukie restaurant was damaged by a fire in 2020. [6] The Milwaukie and Oregon City restaurants closed indoor dining and operated via takeout during the COVID-19 pandemic. [7] [8] A third location opened in Tigard in 2022 and a fourth location opened in North Portland in 2023. [9] [10] [11]
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A company registered to Juan Maldonado purchased the 3.5-acre Riverside Ballroom site at 1560 Main St. for $2.8 million on Jan. 12, according to Wisconsin Department of Revenue property sales records.
Wilson said the center would be open from 10:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 7. "Dancers can come in and look at the studio and purchase their dancewear before classes start on Monday, Sept. 9 ...
During the early hours of April 14, 2014, the ballroom was evacuated during a show by Schoolboy Q due to a possible crack in a support beam. [ citation needed ] Oregon bands that have played at the Crystal Ballroom include Portland's Everclear in '01, Cherry Poppin Daddies in '02, Portland's The Decemberists in '14, Modest Mouse (originally ...
"Open cupboards and vanities to warm pipes," said Sperlich, whose company is based in Middle Tennessee. "That is something I've done before when temps are getting into the teens. Open up a cabinet ...
In 2002, the company launched a series of annual cabarets—adding play readings in 2004—at Tigard Friends Community Church, filling the 240-seat venue. The two series continued through 2008. In 2005, The National Alliance for Musical Theatre gave Broadway Rose $3,000 to support a developmental production of The Ghosts of Celilo .