Performing arts groups light up campus

Courtesy of the Performing Arts CouncilCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EGlee ClubCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EGlee ClubThe Penn Glee Club is the oldest performing tradition at the University. Each fall, the Glee Club holds a concert with chorales from the leading women's colleges. They perform regularly at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York and at Veterans Stadium to sing for the Phillies and Eagles. The Glee Club performs every sort of choral and a cappella music running the gamut from Bach to Broadway to compositions commissioned expressly for the Glee Club. They also have two a capella groups within the club: Pennchants and Penn Pipers. If you sing or play an instrument, join the singing, dancing men of Penn and sing to the world! Singing and pit auditions are held during the first week of classes. For more information visit 522 Annenberg Center. Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EGlee ClubThe Penn Glee Club is the oldest performing tradition at the University. Each fall, the Glee Club holds a concert with chorales from the leading women's colleges. They perform regularly at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York and at Veterans Stadium to sing for the Phillies and Eagles. The Glee Club performs every sort of choral and a cappella music running the gamut from Bach to Broadway to compositions commissioned expressly for the Glee Club. They also have two a capella groups within the club: Pennchants and Penn Pipers. If you sing or play an instrument, join the singing, dancing men of Penn and sing to the world! Singing and pit auditions are held during the first week of classes. For more information visit 522 Annenberg Center. ·EInspirationCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EGlee ClubThe Penn Glee Club is the oldest performing tradition at the University. Each fall, the Glee Club holds a concert with chorales from the leading women's colleges. They perform regularly at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York and at Veterans Stadium to sing for the Phillies and Eagles. The Glee Club performs every sort of choral and a cappella music running the gamut from Bach to Broadway to compositions commissioned expressly for the Glee Club. They also have two a capella groups within the club: Pennchants and Penn Pipers. If you sing or play an instrument, join the singing, dancing men of Penn and sing to the world! Singing and pit auditions are held during the first week of classes. For more information visit 522 Annenberg Center. ·EInspirationThe Inspiration is Penn's only R&B; a cappella group. Our mission is to educate and entertain the Penn community and the wider community by performing the works of composers and artists of African descent. The group's repertoire has included music from such diverse genres as reggae, jazz, gospel and rhythm and blues, and from such diverse artists/composers as Michael Jackson, Take 6, Zhane, Bob Marley, Arrested Development and Duke Ellington. We invite any student interested in the music we sing to audition for the Inspiration in the fall. E-mail: inspirat@dolphin Address: c/o Greenfield Intercultural Center, 3708 Chestnut Street. Phone: (215) 898-3357 Courtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance CompanyArts House Dance Company is a student-run, student-choreographed, and student-performed co-ed dance company. Founded in 1985, the company performs primarily jazz, ballet and modern dance. Company dance classes are held twice weekly and are interspersed with performance rehearsals which culminate in a spring show. Men and women are encouraged to attend choreographer and dancer auditions in the fall. ·EArts House Theater CompanyArts House Theater Company is one of Penn's student-run theater groups. We attempt to focus on a strong sense of ensemble, with involvement of all members of a production being a key concern. In addition, we attempt to focus on community beyond Penn, with our continuing community outreach production in the fall which raises money and performs for local charities. Arts House performs professionally written works but has often been an outlet for original works as well (musical and non musical alike). We encourage all members of the Penn community to audition and interview for positions in our shows. Questions can be addressed to aht@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EAyalahAyalah is Penn's performing Israeli dance troupe. Comprised of men and women with a flair for Israeli folk dancing, this group choreographs and performs its own work. The repertoire includes materials from all styles of Israeli dance, including Yemomenite, Sabra and the elements of modern dance. Performances range from Philadelphia appearances to participation in dance festivals in Boston and New York. Weekly rehearsals are demanding but informal and fun. Auditions for new dancers are held in the fall, and everyone is welcome. ·EBloomersBloomers is the nation's first collegiate all-female comedy musical troupe. Each spring, the group produces an original show of music, dance, and comic skits. Bloomers also performs repertory material at various functions throughout the year. All aspects of production, including writing, directing, producing, performing, choreographing and technical work, are performed by these Penn women. So, if you are a woman who can sing, dance, play an instrument, act or tell a joke, Bloomers is the organization for you. There are also many opportunities behind the scenes on the technical crew, writing staff, and business staff. Auditions are held in the fall. ·EChord on BluesChord on Blues is a pouty-lipped all-male a cappella singing group at Penn. Known for their eclectic repertoire and wry humor, the Chords frequently travel to other colleges throughout the year. The group is an active participant at alumni functions, charity events and public stints for city organizations such as Philadelphia Pride and WMMR. In addition, an exodus to a faraway land (San Francisco, New Orleans, London) is planned every spring break, and a show on campus follows soon after. Auditions are held in September and April, and everyone's invited to come out and have a good time. Chord on Blues. They're finger-lickin' good.·ECounterpartsCounterparts is Penn's premier co-ed a cappella group. Our repertoire consists primarily of jazz standards, but also includes arrangements of songs by pop artists such as Sting and Peter Gabriel. In addition to gigs on campus and at other universities, the group tours during fall and spring breaks; previous trips include Hawaii, Club Med Nassau, and London. Counterparts also releases a new compact disc every spring; our latest, "Progression," is available on campus or through mail-order. The group has garnered much praise, including a spot on the 1995 "Best of College A Cappella album." In 1992, Counterparts was voted best co-ed group in the nation. If you think Counterparts sounds like a good idea, just come out to audition? even if you haven't had any formal training, we'd love to hear you! Contact us by email: cparts@dolphin.upenn.edu ·EFull MeasureFull Measure is Penn's Christian a cappella group, going into its sixth year. We are a co-ed group, with a repertoire ranging from traditional a cappella to vocal arrangements of modern music, all the while focusing on Jesus Christ and how he relates to our lives. "?that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." email: fullm@dolphin.upenn.edu.·EGlee ClubThe Penn Glee Club is the oldest performing tradition at the University. Each fall, the Glee Club holds a concert with chorales from the leading women's colleges. They perform regularly at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York and at Veterans Stadium to sing for the Phillies and Eagles. The Glee Club performs every sort of choral and a cappella music running the gamut from Bach to Broadway to compositions commissioned expressly for the Glee Club. They also have two a capella groups within the club: Pennchants and Penn Pipers. If you sing or play an instrument, join the singing, dancing men of Penn and sing to the world! Singing and pit auditions are held during the first week of classes. For more information visit 522 Annenberg Center. ·EInspirationThe Inspiration is Penn's only R&B; a cappella group. Our mission is to educate and entertain the Penn community and the wider community by performing the works of composers and artists of African descent. The group's repertoire has included music from such diverse genres as reggae, jazz, gospel and rhythm and blues, and from such diverse artists/composers as Michael Jackson, Take 6, Zhane, Bob Marley, Arrested Development and Duke Ellington. We invite any student interested in the music we sing to audition for the Inspiration in the fall. E-mail: inspirat@dolphin Address: c/o Greenfield Intercultural Center, 3708 Chestnut Street. Phone: (215) 898-3357 ·EIntuitonsCourtesy of the Performing Arts Council·EAfrican RhythmsAfrican Rhythms is a dance and drumming performance troupe. It is the goal of the performance troupe to bring education, as well as entertainment, to the University of Pennsylvania campus. This education and entertainment is grounded in African culture. The group performs dancing and drumming from Africans in the Diaspora as well as dances directly from Africa. Contact afrhythm@dolphin.upenn.edu for more information. · Arts House Dance C