Cami's Flash Mobs, Tappers and...New Theater?

Arts Seen and Heard

Oct 16, 2012Arts

Cami Curtis, director and owner of Cami Curtis Performing Arts in Portland, Ore., reveals the secrets to the fast growth of her performing arts center, tells us which programs are unexpectedly popular, and surprises us w...

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