Two of the most popular of his books is The Cat in the Hat and Green Eggs and Ham, so let’s take a vote and just see which one is our MOST favorite. Please vote in the lobby and receive a prize just for voting. Also, with your vote you may enter a drawing for a “special Dr Seuss Prize”. Dr Seuss wrote The Cat in the Hat in 1957 as a challenge to come up with an exciting alternative to traditional primers specifically Dick and Jane. It cost $2 at the store and children b

had a GREAT weekend at the Central Florida Highland Games! Our Group Choreography won First Place! In addition there were lots of medals, ribbons, trophies and money won by our dancers. This was a first competition for our Emma Stuart, she did great and enjoyed the support and camaraderie of her fellow Scottish Dancers. I remember when her father first called the studio to sign Emma up for the 222s. He said, “one day she is going to be a Scottish Highland Dancer!” See h

Cami Amein tells us what it means to dance the role of Mary in CDPA’s In His Name…We Dance: Congratulations! You have made it through another blistering summer; the weather is now starting to reward those of you who suffered some long and painful months. Now, in the midst of a beautiful fall I begin to reflect on my time at CDPA and the dwindling time I have left. I look back, remembering the In His Name performances I have been a part of. Every Mary, unique and beautiful bec

Technology. The edgy comedian Louis C. K. does a bit about the impatience of people that complain because boarding an airplane took an extra 20 minutes or because they waited on the tarm minutes. He says to them, "Oh really, what happened next? Did you fly through the air, incredibly like a bird! Did you partake in the miracle of human flight? " We take so much for granted. This recently started season of the reality show, Survivor finds Millennials against Gen X. And the

For most dancers, it is the annual production of the local nutcracker that gives meaning to the season. But for the dance students at Centre for Dance & the Performing Arts the holiday season is earmarked for something unique and very special to the community. In His Name ...We Dance is the choreographic vision of Kathryn White Austin for more than 22 years ago. It began with a small and very young cast and a few pieces of lyrical choreography to classic and contemporary C