through April 11. The show this year is diverse and the arrangement of pieces is classical, modern, tap, hip hop funk, and African dance. "We have three pieces choreographed by overseas choreographers and there will be one piece that international dancers will perform with the local company,'' choreographer/o rganiser Suzette Harvey said. She added: "Three male dancers from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia will be brought in to perform some individual pieces. Choreographer Kevin Malone has choreographed the last piece of the programme which is called `kiskadees'. He is our first male choreographer. "What will make this show better than the last is the fact that the dancers have been more exposed to different teachers/choreographers, they have learned to appreciate movement.'' Miss Harvey concluded: "If people thought our past shows were great this year promises to be a step above the rest as our dancers are more aggressive about what they want and what they want to express to the audience.'' The show on Wednesday, April 8 will be students night and tickets are $15. Regular tickets are $25. All shows start at 8 p.m. Patrons night is Thursday night.

*** There are two more practice walks for the 11th annual Bermuda End to End charity pledge walk scheduled for May 2 so you better get ready! If you missed the first one last Saturday there will be two more on Saturday April 18 and Sunday April 26.

The walk on April 18 will be from Dockyard to Hamilton -- 15 miles. A special ferry is available from Hamilton at 6.45 a.m. The walk starts at 7.30 a.m.

On April 26 the walk will be a circular route from Albouy's Point through Pembroke and Devonshire -- eight miles. The walk starts at 10 a.m. The charities receiving funds this year are the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation, First Conference on Deafness in Bermuda, Open Airways, PRIDE and the SPCA.

*** You are invited to join Rev. and Mrs. Christopher Haynes and Intercession and Restoration Ministries for their Women of Excellence Conference on April 3, 4 and 5.

The conference will be held at the Sonesta Beach Hotel with guests Rev. Dr.

Ernestine Reems of Oakland, California, Rev. Dr. Lorraine Peeler of Buffalo, New York, Pastor and Mrs. Christopher Haynes and other guest speakers.

There will also be a dynamic worship session with Vernon Chapel from Florida on Saturday morning and in the afternoon. Registration $75 (space is limited) also includes meals and conference materials. Friday and Saturday night 7.30 p.m. -- open to the public. Sunday afternoon 4 p.m.

For further information 238-2379 or 292-6058.

*** This week marks Bermuda Public Health Week and there are lots of activities for people to take part in.

On Wednesday April 1 to Saturday April 4 there will be a community fair of service agencies for children and families at City Hall. From April 1 to April 3 the fair will be open from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. and on April 4 from 12 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.

On Thursday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. visit the Hamilton Health Centre on Victoria Street, Environmental Health in the Old Hospital Building, Somerset Health Centre 55 Mangrove Bay Road and the St. George's Health Centre on Old Military Road for an open house.

And on Sunday April 5 there will be a public health week luncheon at Sonesta Beach Hotel co-hosted by the Department of Health and Bermuda Nurses Association.

The guest speaker is Dr. Gloria Smith from the Kellogg Foundation, topic: Partnership for Community Health. For more information The Bermuda Nurses Association at 291-0294.