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Dance Theater Observation
On Saturday night, I attended the Dance Plus Spring show which performed by Mason Gross Art School students. The dancers were really talent and great. The shows were really amazing and wonderful. Every dance ended, the audiences gave big resection to the dancers and clapped their hands. The theater for this show is called The Victoria J Mastrobuono Theater. It is located in the Rutgers douglass campus. The theater is like brown and there are two main doors to enter the theater. This theater is a seat theater. And it is a proscenium stage. The theater always used for dance and theater. The stage in this theater is not that big, but it is really delicate. The most specific aspect for this theater is that there are some frames for the orchestra.

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