Photo Flash: Stunning Shots of Ricky Ubeda and More in SHAPING SOUND at the Beacon

SHAPING SOUND, the country's hottest commercial dance company, concluded their 2015-16 touring season with a one-night-only performance, presented by Break the Floor Productions, at The Beacon Theatre on Monday night, February 8, at the Beacon Theatre. BroadwayWorld has stunning photos from the show below!

SHAPING SOUND was established in Los Angeles in 2012 with a focus on contemporary dance and choreographic artistry. Under the Artistic Direction of 2015 Emmy Award winner for 'Outstanding Choreography' - Travis Wall - and co-created with Nick Lazzarini, Teddy Forance and Kyle Robinson, SHAPING SOUND is an evocative collaboration by diverse artists whose explosive choreography, dynamic rhythm, speed and physical strength give shape and form to sound.

SHAPING SOUND featured dancer Ricky Ubeda, the 2014 Winner of "So You Think You Can Dance" and rounding out the company are dancers Chantel Aguirre ("X-Factor", "Dancing with the Stars"), Channing Cooke ("Shake It Up", "Austin and Ally"), Mallauri Esquibel (FAME, "Bunheads"), Rory Freeman (Taylor Swift's "Shake If Off" music video), Daniel Gaymon (Rasta Thomas' Bad Boys of Dance), Jaimie Goodwin ("So You Think You Can Dance," High School Musical 3), Kate Harpootlian ("Boardwalk Empire", "So You Think You Can Dance"), Lindsay Leuschner (ConteurDance Company, "So You Think You Can Dance Canada"), Briana Morrison (Demiurge), and Chelsea Thedinga ("America's Got Talent", "Glee").

SHAPING SOUND is produced by Break the Floor Productions, LLC, Executive Producer Gil Stroming and Producer Nikole Vallins, and is considered one of the world's preeminent dance entertainment companies today. In addition to touring theatrical productions, they produce dance conventions in 75 cities throughout the year which encompass dance workshops, dance competitions, photo and video production, corporate events and apparel. With a broad range of business prospects and a reach of over 250,000 dancers annually, Break the Floor Productions is largely responsible for the transformation of dance entertainment.

Photo Credit: Zack Lane/MSG Photos