Modern · Jazz · Ballet · Pace University BFA '30
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Join us to celebrate Will's high school graduation and the beginning of his journey at Pace University's Sands College of Performing Arts. Dinner, cake, drinks, and good company.
View Event Details & Area Guide →William Crimmins began his dance training at age eight, driven by an instinct for movement that quickly revealed itself as something more — a calling. Over nine years he has built a technically rigorous and artistically expansive foundation across Modern, Jazz, and Ballet.
A competitor, a collaborator, and a student of the craft, Will brings both technical precision and raw authenticity to every performance.
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~30 min to Lancaster · Lafayette Square
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112 Genesee St · Downtown
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3651 Sheridan Dr · Near Airport
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