Surprised bystanders on Wednesday witnessed the inau­gural performance of Points, the new performance group consisting of sophomore Stacey Williams, senior Eric Mulholland, alumna Alice Gasparian-Pietrzak and Mark Pietrzak, Dailey Theatre technical director. Combining music with improvisational movement, the group began at the south end of Miller Hall, concluding about 30 min­utes later near the seal. For the first performance Pietrzak said, "we had a rough structure outlined, into which we tried to work movement and improvisation. We made most of our objectives." The group intends to plan more performances for next year. / photo by Kevin Holland
Surprised bystanders on Wednesday witnessed the inau­gural performance of Points, the new performance group consisting of sophomore Stacey Williams, senior Eric Mulholland, alumna Alice Gasparian-Pietrzak and Mark Pietrzak, Dailey Theatre technical director. Combining music with improvisational movement, the group began at the south end of Miller Hall, concluding about 30 min­utes later near the seal. For the first performance Pietrzak said, “we had a rough structure outlined, into which we tried to work movement and improvisation. We made most of our objectives.” The group intends to plan more performances for next year. / photo by Kevin Holland

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