Join D?Motions in Strong Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. for an entertaining evening full of great music, laughs and the Midnight Ramblers.

D?Motions will be doing a number of dances which include music from Britney Spears, Shackles and Ace of Base. Sprung said many of the dances that are being performed Friday have been choreographed by new members of the group.

?We are very excited about this show because D?Motions has grown so much this year, and we?ve received a lot of interest in our group,? sophomore and member Mollie Sprung said.

?We?re hoping that maybe this show will give us a chance to recruit some new members for next year.?

The Midnight Ramblers, special guests for the evening, will be joining D?Motions in a duet as part of the show.

?They are singing and dancing to a few N?Sync songs, and we are dancing with them for some parts as well,? Sprung said. ?It should be really cute and funny. A bunch of our moves have been copied right from the music videos, so it should look pretty cool.?

The evening will also feature solo performances from members of D?Motions.

Tickets are $5 at the Common Market or at the door.



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