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6/1/2016

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Happy to announce that I have now received the following certifications from the SAFD in these categories:

Unarmed: Recommended Pass
Rapier and Dagger: Recommended Pass
Small Sword: Recommended Pass
Quarterstaff: Recommended Pass
Broadsword: Recommended Pass

In March, I tested to receive Basic Passes in Rapier and Dagger and Small Sword. I wasn't satisfied, so in addition to the two new weapons for the quarter, I chose to spend another eight weeks re-training and working to up my level. Glad it paid off!

I have also chosen to join as a member of the SAFD as an Actor Combatant. Only one more weapon and I'll jump to an Advanced Actor Combatant. What a great way to end the school year!
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Claire Allegra Taylor is a cultivator, investigator, and questioner of human relationships. She firmly believes that humans can always do better, be it in our treatment of the ones we love, our desire to fix epidemic social problems, or our care for our environment. Claire wants to use theatre as a means to show how this is possible. She would like to create work that is vibrant in its language and physical capacity that challenges a modern audience’s expectations.