Dance Co Fest

Happy from the archive! Featuring Equanimity, choreographed by Miriam Ward and Haven Bensen. Performed expertly by at 2022.

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From the archive: Runaway Baby performed by , choreographed by Sammy Morgan 💃

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From the archive: Are You Lonesome Tonight? Performed by the radiant , choreographed by Emily Edwards .eedwards

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From the 2022 archive: Sonali Loomba .kathak and guests present and perform Kathak. Sonali is an ambassador to this engaging and gorgeous form of dance with - definitely give them a follow 🌸 Folk dances, music and traditions are rad and important, and we were honored to share this performance with the teams!

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From the archive: the transcendent team .excel performing Suffocator by choreographer Irelyn Beckham

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From the archive: bringing cinema to life with La La Land, choreographed by Boston Pond and Olivia Kartchner.

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From the archive: Without Remedy, Without Regard
Choreographed and performed by the luminous

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From the archives: Take Me Home
Choreographed by Makayla Messerly and Michaiah Kaiser from
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From the archive: the unstoppable performing Awoo by guest choreographer MaKayla Christiansen .dawn.c

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From the memory archive: the truly unparalleled BYU International Folk Dance Ensemble! joined us at the 2023 to share personal stories about the dancers on the company, and also to present the beauty of the many cultures the students showcase. Endless thanks go to Director Jeanette Geslison, (in photo one), for talking with the high school companies about the folk dance program, and for teaching masterclasses!
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Photo Two: chatting about tap shoes ☺️
Photo Three: dancers showcasing costumes from the Romanian dances Calusul and Plaiuri Oltensti.
Photo Four: Dancers showcasing costumes and movement from Mexico, specifically the Fandango Veracruzana.
Photo Five: Dancer Makalia Latapu shares the story behind her culture and Fotu’i He La’A dance hailing from Tonga, a tradition which is still practiced today.
Photo Six: traditional dress for two dances from India called Terah Taali and Ganesha to honor Hindu deities.

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From the memory archive: the actually exquisite performing We Will Remain, choreographed by Savannah Patience.

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