Another recital is in the books! Our dancers were brave, supportive and loving towards one another and I couldn’t be more proud! The feeling of accomplishment and camaraderie you feel emanating from a class right after they come off the stage is one of my favorite things.
We sat down with the choreographer and costume creator for Game Over, Tiffany Morse, and learned a little more about what went into making the dance. Game Over, performed by our Ballet A Competition team received a High Point award at Releve and Best Costume at Step Up.
Forgot which show you perform in? Need to know which costume to wear first? Here’s the order for next week’s shows:
Ever wanted to know what was going through a choreographer’s head when they created a dance you were watching? Julie Edison offered us a sneak peak into what went into creating Hey Jude.
Our last competition of the season has come and gone! It was a great one. So many of our dancers had their best performance of the year. We also had quite a few dances in the overall awards! Personally, I’m not tired of these dances yet. I could watch them performed again and again, but …
This year’s Utah Dance Fest has to be one of the longest competitions we have ever attended. If it wasn’t for our amazing dancers and team parents I don’t know how we would have survived!
We had an AMAZING time at Step Up this weekend! The morning started early with a bit of snow but we made it across the pass and everyone arrived in Kamas with plenty of time to be ready.
We’re so proud of Vera for her success in this year’s Reflections contest. Vera won the award for Dance Choreography in Grades K-2 at Granite Elementary. She’s since moved through two more rounds and most recently won Region 17 which includes ALL of the Canyon’s School District!
Tonight’s master class with Michael Milkanin was off the charts! He taught us all choreography from his national tour with the Tony Award winning show Kinky Boots. The class was so much fun. Michael talked to us about how important it is to bring a little bit of our true selves to each performance – …