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Carpenter profiles the North Carolina School of the Arts, its founding, and its composition.
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Established in 1965, the North Carolina School of the Arts provides professional training for talented young people looking to pursue careers in the performing arts. Today, the school enrolls over 700 students from this country and thirteen foreign countries. The NCSA's on-the-job training consists of a full performance schedule. During the 1984-85 season, 429 performances were given to audiences numbering over 62,000.
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In its brief 17-year history, the North Carolina School of the Arts has come to equal the finest conservatories and art schools in the U.S. Graduates of the school distinguish themselves in all areas of the performing arts.
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31422
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A new television documentary on the Public Broadcasting Service station profiles the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem. The documentary, “Where Dreams Debut,” gives a behind-the-scenes look at the hard work and dedication of some of America’s finest young performing artists.
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9296
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This year marked the 82nd Anniversary of the North Carolina Society of New York who honored the North Carolina School of the Arts at its annual celebration. Established in 1965, the school provides professional training for talented young people looking to pursue careers in the performing arts. The NCSA also tours, culturally enriching the region through performances, usually at no cost to audiences.\r\n
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10389
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The recently opened North Carolina School of Arts prepares for a very bright future. The school was created by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1963 (encouraged by Governor Terry Sanford). The assembly placed the school at Winston-Salem and given funding to construct the buildings in two years. The school has received ample funding from the state, the Ford Foundation, and has planned for a future fund raising goal of 7 million.
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