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RANGELEY — The Lakeside Dance Academy will present its annual Spring Dance Concert at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31, at the RFA Lakeside Theatre, 2493 Main St.
It will be an evening showcasing the work of more than 50 dancers of all ages sponsored by Rangeley Friends of the Arts.
Four high school seniors will present their solo work — Genevieve Burgess, Skyela Burgess, Mackenzie Morton and Isobel Straub. This year, the production will be utilizing enhanced lighting effects to bring the students’ work to a professional level of stage production.
Dancers ranging in ability from beginner to advanced will perform in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop and en pointe. In the advanced level, the dancers include Genevieve Burgess, Skyela Burgess, Brooke Egan, Jacksyn Haley, Lauren Farmer, Melissa Hazen, Jessica House, Mya Laliberte, Emmarae MacFawn, Mackenzie Morton, Bristol Quimby, Elizabeth Robare, Ella Shaffer, Lily Shaffer, Raina Sherrer, Isobel Straub, Cassidy Strunk, Chloe Talbert and Angelica Woodward.
The Intermediate level includes Tori White Abbott, Gracie Feeney, Jozee Feeney, Averie Flewelling, Abigail Grant. Emma Grant, Quincy Haley, Brooke Laliberte, Nichole Lemay, Meredith McMillan, Tessa Sherrer and Parker Smith.
The Beginner level includes Kaylee Bottcher, Michele Cerminara, Madison Ellis. Piper Fargo, Silvi Emami-Greifendorf, Troy Hathaway, Elyse Kennett, Mia Lynch and Caroline Willis.
The pre-school Creative Movement class includes the youngest dancers — Birch Adkins, Shelby Beaulieu, Samantha Greenier, Aurora House, Joslyn Kennett, Addie Kneiser, Lydia Lojas, Finn Loud, Sarah Kate Murphy, Addisyn Quimby, Kate Therrien, Evelyn Vryhof, Micaela Vryhof, Morghan Webber and Elliana Zeitz.
There will be a reception to celebrate the dancers in the theater lobby each nightafter theperformances. Admission is $7 for adults and $3 for students 7 to 18. Children 6 and under are free. For more information call Pam Ellis, artistic director, at 207-592-7427.
The Lakeside Dance Academy has been providing dance instruction since 1986.
PHOTO: Members of the Tap I class of Lakeside Dance Academy rehearse for the Spring Dance Concert Friday and Saturday, March 30-31, at the RFA Lakeside Theater in Rangeley. They are among over 50 dancers, including four seniors presenting solos, who will be performing dances in ballet, en point, jazz, tap and hip hop. From left, Tessa Sherrer, Gracie Feeney, Nichole Lemay, Quincy Haley, Brooke Laliberte and Parker Smith. (Submitted photo)
