After the festival, the Sequoia High School Dance Show, featuring various Sequoia dance classes, dance teams, and soloists, will begin at 7 p.m. Sponsored by the Sequoia Parent-Teacher-Student-Association, admission to the festival is free. To attend, enter the school at Broadway and Brewster. For film and stage schedules, go to www.sequoiafestival.org. For questions, email shsinternationalfestival@gmail.com. You can also learn about the festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Sequoia-International-Festival/512567078786649.

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Howerton first danced for Wingrove in 1983, and he has worked with her intermittently ever since. At one point, he thought he was ready to retire, but “she always manages to pull me back on stage,” he says. He was studying at San Jose Dance Theatre when she set a piece on the company that gave him a first glimpse of modern dance. Evidentially impressed with his abilities, she recruited him for a role the next season when an injury sidelined one of her dancers. What has kept him engaged with the Wingrove company all these years are abundant opportunities to stretch as an artist, as in her 2002 piece “Van Gogh: In Search of the Sun.” Inspired by the painter’s correspondence with his brother Theo, the dance gave Howerton a role that “was really acting as much as dancing. She gives her dancers the opportunity to bring something to the roles that they dance. That’s what keeps me dancing with her.”.

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What to do?. How about speed bumps? Or rather, smoother, longer, less traumatic to cars, ‘speed humps’ or speed lumps as they are sometimes called. All things considered, I don’t like dead mammals. Do you? Let’s see if we can make our streets safer for all. Park Pacifica. Want to have a fun evening and not leave our city limits? If so, then attend a performance of “How to Succeed in Business” at the Spindrift Theatre. I thoroughly enjoyed the opening night experience as did the full house of theatre goers.