Repertory Dance Group Gives University of Puget Sound Students a Turn in the Spotlight

In this student-run club, Loggers experience the joy of movement.

For nearly 30 years, Repertory Dance Group (RDG) has provided students at University of Puget Sound the opportunity to express themselves through dance. Unlike other college dance programs, RDG is noncompetitive—any student can audition and everyone is offered a chance to perform regardless of skill level. RDG is also the largest student group on campus, drawing participants from across the campus community. Each year's programming culminates in a show during the spring semester that features all 140 student dancers.

Learn more about RDG, hear from club members, and see clips from the group's recent performance in the video below:

Repertory Dance Group Gives University of Puget Sound Students a Turn in the Spotlight

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