Dance classes in Bowling Green, Kentucky
Dance Images Studio is a dance school at 1803 Creason Street in Bowling Green, Kentucky, owned by Elizabeth Hocker Jones. A Bowling Green native and Western Kentucky University graduate, she joined the studio as a teacher in 2001 and bought it in 2014; she works with seven further instructors. The studio takes dancers of all abilities and emphasises proper technique and body alignment alongside confidence and personal growth in a non-competitive environment. Classes are organized by school grade and level across ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, modern, hip-hop, contemporary and musical theatre, with several upper levels requiring teacher recommendation. An adult tap class runs weekly, and the studio stages an annual recital at Van Meter Auditorium.
1910 saw George V ascend to the throne, the trial and execution of Dr Crippen, the publication of EM Forster's Howard's End and the birth of Alice Marks, later Alicia Markova, the country's first prima ballerina.
Colorado Ballet will present Tour de Force with just four performances from March 6 - 8 at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, featuring a variety of contemporary dance works: Edwaard Liang's Feast of the Gods, Lila York's Celts and a world premiere by Julia Adam.
The Museum of Performance + Design was awarded an NEA/Art Works 2017 grant to digitize, catalog, and make available online for broad public access by June 2018 dance images from the HENRIETTA MCDOWELL, CHESTER KESSLER, BOB MCLOED, and KATHERINE KAHRS photographic collections in The Elyse Eng Dance…
Drury Lane Theatre presents the disco musical Saturday Night Fever, rewritten for the Drury Lane stage, featuring music and lyrics by The Bee Gees, based on the smash-hit Paramount/RSO Film and the story by Nik Cohn, and adapted for the stage by Robert Stigwood in collaboration with Bill Oaks.
Drury Lane Theatre announces complete casting for disco musical Saturday Night Fever, rewritten for the Drury Lane stage, featuring music and lyrics by The Bee Gees, based on the smash-hit Paramount/RSO Film and the story by Nik Cohn, and adapted for the stage by Robert Stigwood in collaboration…
