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Susan Warden

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30 Nov 2016

Susan Warden is an independent choreographer who sat on the Center's 2009 dance panel. She served as artistic director for 940 Dance Company at the Lawrence (Kansas) Arts Center, and was the artistic director for Susan Warden Dancers, a regional touring company based in Kansas City.

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