The series, which also features Bella Thorne, will conclude its run after its current third season, with the final episodes set to air this summer and the fall. “Shake It Up,” which debuted in 2010 to an impressive average of 6.2 million viewers, is pegged to a pair of best friends who star on their local TV dance program. The cancellation might be surprising, given that “Shake It Up” still pulls in robust ratings — ranking No. 1 among children 6-11 and 9-14 — but the Disney Channel tends to end some shows before the decline sets in.

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A ‘FANTEZIE’ UNFOLDS:  It’s a good weekend for chamber music, and the Gold Coast Chamber Players’ new program looks especially intriguing. Under violist Pamela Freund-Striplen, the Lafayette-based chamber group will present two performances of “Fantezie,” a program celebrating the Romanian spirit in works by Bartok, Georges Enescu and Eugene Ysaÿe. Freund-Striplen will be joined by violinist Gil Sharon and violist Ron Ephrat of the Netherlands’ Amati Ensemble, along with violinists Florin Parvulescu, Corina Stoian and Dan Flanagan and cellists Jean-Michel Fonteneau and Jennifer Floetzel. The program features Enescu’s String Octet and Aubade for String Trio. Completing the program are Ysaÿe’s Sonata No. 3, “Georges Enescu,” and Bartok’s “Romanian Dances” for violin and string quartet. Kai Christiansen will give a preconcert talk 30 minutes before each concert.

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