Annual Dance Show rocking the stage at BHS on Thursday
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The normally quiet and reserved Helen Foley Theater at Binghamton High School will be rocking Thursday night as the school's dance students put on their end of year performance.
The annual Dance Show is known for its high energy, professional lighting, sound and props and audience engagement.
The concert features multiple styles of dance including jazz, lyrical, contemporary and hip-hop. Students from all four levels of dance that are taught as electives at the school will be featured along with selections from the school's competitive dance team.
Sophomore Efrain Masso-Ramos and Senior Kamora Trevino say an entire year's worth of practice pays off when they step out onto the stage.
'We worked really hard on it. We've been working all year. Some dances we even started in the summer. We just put a lot of work and effort into them,' said Masso-Ramos.
'You learn so much here, it could open up so many opportunities outside of here from Binghamton High School dance. It has for me,' said Trevino.
The competitive team will also be bringing their dances to US Tournament of Dance competitions in Syracuse and at Binghamton University this year.
Thursday's Dance Show starts at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $5 for general admission. They can be purchased at the door or online by clicking here. Ticketing is cashless, so you will need to purchase them on your phone or online.
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