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Fregosi ’19 Performs for Oceania Cruises

August 3, 2023

Madison Fregosi ’19 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance) has recently accepted a contract to perform on the Oceania Cruise line traveling to Iceland, Greenland, Mexico and the Caribbean. The creative team also has honored her with the position of dance captain during her time on board.

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