
Pictured are "American Girls" (from left) Avery McGiboney, Addison Lonas and Amelia Mason representing the South in Chattanooga Choo Choo in the upcoming recital North/South.
The North/South theme, chosen to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, frames a variety of dances, including Chattanooga Choo Choo and Robert E. Lee representing the South, and Broadway Baby and New York Groove representing the North.
Many genres will be featured in the show whether they are Northern or Southern, including Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Ballroom, and Clogging.
“We have students from 3 to adult so there promises to be a little something for everyone,” commented Lori Christensen, director of the studio.
This year, the theme is more evident in the show, with the division of acts into northern and southern numbers, and the inclusion of narrative and video clips.
Christensen, known locally as Ms. California, is especially excited about the professionalism of the staff, and how students have responded to instruction this year.
Students and staff have put in additional rehearsal time to make this show extra special. The public is invited.
For further information call the studio (please do not call the Arts Center) @ 563-9122.
When: Saturday January 21, 3 p.m.
Where: Arts Center of Cannon County
Tickets: Available at the Door
Adult: $12
Seniors and students $10
Children under 3 free