Atlanta School of the Performing Arts
- Atlanta School of the Performing Arts
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name = Atlanta School of the Performing Arts
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president = Jennifer Salberg
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city = Atlanta
state = Georgia
country = United States
campus = Urban
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nickname = ASPA
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website = [http://www.applauseforkids.com/ASPAhome.html ASPA Website]
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logo =Located in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, The Atlanta School of the Performing Arts serves 75 students each year, aged six through eighteen, in a nine month program that teaches "the technique of performing Broadway and contemporary plays, as well as television." It also offers private voice, acting and dance classes.
In 2007, students from ASPA performed "The Best of Broadway" at Carnegie Hall. [cite web |url=http://www.carnegiehall.org/textSite/box_office/events/evt_10445.html |title=Calendar of Events |accessdate=2008-08-04 | publisher=Carnegie Hall | date=2007-10-06 |]
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* [http://www.applauseforkids.com/ASPAhome.html Atlanta School of the Performing Arts]
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