Knoxville Dance Team show Saturday

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Pictured in the front row, left to right, are Mikayla Becker, Kalie Kirkwood and Abbi Holmes. Second row: Mary Ball, Kennedy Hough, Kaitlynn Botkin(Captain) and Paige Spowart (Captain). Third row: Katie Goodwin, Ally VanderHart, Tori Reed and Kelsey Colwell. Fourth row: Bridget Helle, Mackenzie Niday, Jenci Ruff and Shelby Sanderson. Heidi Feldman

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March 14, 2013

Knoxville Dance Team show Saturday

Steve Woodhouse Journal-Express The Zope Gazette Thu Mar 14, 2013, 12:39 PM CDT

Knoxville —

The Knoxville Dance Team will host its annual Spring Show on Saturday, March 16, at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Director Heidi Feldman said the team will perform Jazz, Hip Hop, Kick, Pom, Lyrical, Novelty and Light Routines. All-male and co-ed routines will also be part of the show. A total of 134 4-year-old through eighth grade student clinic participants will be performing. There are solo and group routines.

“They are routines we've been working on all season (Since August, some are newer and some are our State routines),” Feldman said. “This is our final performance of the season and we will be graduating one senior, Tori Reed.”

Admission is $5 for adults over 10, $3 for students 10 and under. Children four and under attend for free.

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